Nice clean park that has good opening times.
We are season pass holders and enjoyed visiting the park. There were lots of rides and attractions and wait times were not too bad.
The park is relatively large and you cannot possibly do everything in one or even two days.
The layout was also quote good and the bridges and pathways were fun and presented good photo ops.
There is like a 5 to 10 minute walk from the parking lot to the entrance depending on how brisk you walk.
The days we visited there were multiple police vehicles parked at various spots outside which gave a better sense of security.
The food was not the best and was pricey. I did have a meal pass which was worth it in the sense of getting a meal after a long day but not in terms of getting good value or taste for money.
Shashank Palakurthi
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April 28, 2026
Went on a Saturday with friends and had a great time overall. We booked tickets online—the park ticket was around $45. We also got the Fast Lane Ultimate for $99, and it was definitely worth it. We skipped almost all lines and hardly waited more than 10 minutes for rides.
For Fast Lane, whatever email you use while purchasing the ticket is used to sign in on their website. From there, you select a ride, get a QR code, scan it at the ride, and you’re good to go. Just note—it’s one-time use per ride, so you can’t reuse it for the same ride again.
We also purchased preferred parking for $49, but it didn’t feel worth it at all—there weren’t any noticeable preferred benefits.
As for rides, my favorites were Superman: Ultimate Flight, Pandemonium, and Blue Hawk. A must-try, especially for gaming lovers, is Justice League: Battle for Metropolis—it feels like a real-life video game with 3D effects, shooting targets, and you get your score at the end.
Some of my friends got the Premium All Day Dining for $44.99, which allows food every 90 minutes, but honestly, it didn’t feel worth it. They only used it once, and buying food separately would have been cheaper.
They also take ride photos, but each picture costs about $17.99, which didn’t feel worth it.
We experienced almost all rides and had a full day of fun. Note that Hurricane Harbor water park was closed (it opens in May), but the rest of the park was great.
Overall, a fun weekend spot and definitely worth visiting with friends.
Roberto Morales
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August 03, 2026
Spent our day at the Waterpark during our roadtrip through the states and it was amazing. Was not busy when we went, so we had our choice of chairs and shaded areas. The wave pool was perfect with the height and strength of the wave. The kids "ship wreck" water playground was cool. My son loved it. He rode his first water slides here (being to afraid to try them back home at Canada's wonderland) amd he loves them now. Great visit amd worth the trip.
Roger Cooper
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May 10, 2026
Six Flags was fun overall, but there are definitely some areas that could be better.
For reference, we were three adults with no children.
Regular parking was not bad, but expect a decent walk to the gate. The park itself is spread out, so you will definitely get your steps in.
The park was pretty clean, the landscaping looked good, and most of the staff were friendly. Some areas do feel dated, and the signage could use improvement. I found myself having to stop and look at the main map more than expected.
The biggest issue was the food. Prices were very high, which is expected, but the lines for food and drinks were as long as some of the rides. There also didn’t seem to be many good spots to sit down, relax, and actually enjoy your food
Ganga Basyal
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July 29, 2026
Wonderful place for the entire family fun. We had so much fun baed on different varieties of ride ranging from easy to all the way Goliath 😁. Food was nice, wish we had taken season pass to have more fun!
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Nice clean park that has good opening times. We are season pass holders and enjoyed visiting the park. There were lots of rides and attractions and wait times were not too bad. The park is relatively large and you cannot possibly do everything in one or even two days. The layout was also quote good and the bridges and pathways were fun and presented good photo ops. There is like a 5 to 10 minute walk from the parking lot to the entrance depending on how brisk you walk. The days we visited there were multiple police vehicles parked at various spots outside which gave a better sense of security. The food was not the best and was pricey. I did have a meal pass which was worth it in the sense of getting a meal after a long day but not in terms of getting good value or taste for money.
Went on a Saturday with friends and had a great time overall. We booked tickets online—the park ticket was around $45. We also got the Fast Lane Ultimate for $99, and it was definitely worth it. We skipped almost all lines and hardly waited more than 10 minutes for rides. For Fast Lane, whatever email you use while purchasing the ticket is used to sign in on their website. From there, you select a ride, get a QR code, scan it at the ride, and you’re good to go. Just note—it’s one-time use per ride, so you can’t reuse it for the same ride again. We also purchased preferred parking for $49, but it didn’t feel worth it at all—there weren’t any noticeable preferred benefits. As for rides, my favorites were Superman: Ultimate Flight, Pandemonium, and Blue Hawk. A must-try, especially for gaming lovers, is Justice League: Battle for Metropolis—it feels like a real-life video game with 3D effects, shooting targets, and you get your score at the end. Some of my friends got the Premium All Day Dining for $44.99, which allows food every 90 minutes, but honestly, it didn’t feel worth it. They only used it once, and buying food separately would have been cheaper. They also take ride photos, but each picture costs about $17.99, which didn’t feel worth it. We experienced almost all rides and had a full day of fun. Note that Hurricane Harbor water park was closed (it opens in May), but the rest of the park was great. Overall, a fun weekend spot and definitely worth visiting with friends.
Spent our day at the Waterpark during our roadtrip through the states and it was amazing. Was not busy when we went, so we had our choice of chairs and shaded areas. The wave pool was perfect with the height and strength of the wave. The kids "ship wreck" water playground was cool. My son loved it. He rode his first water slides here (being to afraid to try them back home at Canada's wonderland) amd he loves them now. Great visit amd worth the trip.
Six Flags was fun overall, but there are definitely some areas that could be better. For reference, we were three adults with no children. Regular parking was not bad, but expect a decent walk to the gate. The park itself is spread out, so you will definitely get your steps in. The park was pretty clean, the landscaping looked good, and most of the staff were friendly. Some areas do feel dated, and the signage could use improvement. I found myself having to stop and look at the main map more than expected. The biggest issue was the food. Prices were very high, which is expected, but the lines for food and drinks were as long as some of the rides. There also didn’t seem to be many good spots to sit down, relax, and actually enjoy your food
Wonderful place for the entire family fun. We had so much fun baed on different varieties of ride ranging from easy to all the way Goliath 😁. Food was nice, wish we had taken season pass to have more fun!