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20 Top Things To Do At Six Flags


20 Top Things To Do At Six Flags


Experience the Thrills of Six Flags

Six Flags is an exciting place full of adrenaline-pumping rides, family-friendly shows and delicious eats. Whether you consider yourself a coaster junkie or just want to enjoy your day out, Six Flags has something for you. Buy your tickets now and bring your friends out to experience all that Six Flags has to offer!

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1. Conquer the Roller Coasters

No trip to Six Flags is complete without riding all of the roller coasters. There are so many different coasters with thrilling drops and loops. Challenge yourself to ride the tallest coaster first then work your way down.

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2. Try the Water Rides

Cool off by riding the water attractions around the park. These rides are fun for getting wet and forgetting about the summer heat. Be sure to bring your swimsuit ready to soak it all in.

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3. Watch a Live Show

When you need to sit down and rest your feet there are always live shows happening at Six Flags. From stunt shows to music acts there is something for everyone to enjoy. Don’t be surprised if you find yourself singing along or clapping along with the show.

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4. Visit the Themed Areas

Six Flags parks have different themed areas that transport guests to a new world. Walk through haunted houses, explore downtown bubblegum city or ride into the Wild West. There are tons of themed restaurants, shops and attractions to explore as well.

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5. Take a Spin on the Ferris Wheel

Take it slow and ride the ferris wheel for a chance to see your whole park. Not only will you be able to see the park from above but you can see how fast your day is going. Sitting at the top of the ferris wheel is a great place for people to enjoy the view too.

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6. Enjoy the Specialty Foods

Head to one of the specialty food vendors and treat yourself. Six Flags has an array of specialty foods such as turkey legs, loaded funnel cakes and more. Load up on something you can’t normally get at your local theme park and find your favorites.

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7. Play Carnival Games

Take a break from the rides and try your hand at one of the many carnival games. Win a cute stuffed animal or other prize while catching your breath. Playing carnival games is also a great way to relax and compete with your friends.

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8. Meet Costumed Characters

Keep your eyes peeled for characters walking around Six Flags. Take a family photo with the cute characters or enjoy scaring your kids a little. They usually walk around in groups and many visitors forget to look for them.

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9. Ride the Classics

Don’t forget about the older rides that have been around for years. Six Flags classic rides may not be the biggest and baddest but they are still fun. Old school is cool, especially when you have ridden the coasters so much bigger than this.

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10. Take Advantage of Fast Passes

Visit the ticket booth and see if purchasing a Fast Pass will make your day easier. Buying a Fast Pass will allow you to cut the line on some of the most popular rides. This will give you more time to explore and less time waiting in line.

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11. Explore the Kids’ Zones

If you are visiting Six Flags with small children check out the kids zones. Kids zones are typically filled with small rides, games, and activities for children to enjoy. Perfect for when kids aren’t ready to ride the bigger attractions.

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12. Try a Thrill Challenge

Challenge yourself to ride the tallest, fastest, or scariest coaster the park has to offer. Six Flags is home to so many thrill rides that will push you to your limits. There’s an amazing feeling of accomplishment after riding the biggest drop.

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13. Take Pictures Around the Park

Take a selfie or two while visiting Six Flags. The park is full of colorful places you should definitely snap a photo in. Before you leave, take a few pictures by the fountain or famous rides.

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14. Enjoy Seasonal Events

Visit Six Flags during a seasonal event for extra festivities. Six Flags hosts unique seasonal events such as Halloween Fright Fest or summer concerts. Many times these events come with new rides, shows, and themed decorations.

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15. Shop for Souvenirs

Before you leave, swing by a gift shop and pick up a souvenir. Whether you grab a simple T-shirt or an overpriced hat, you deserve a souvenir from your day. If you’re on a budget even the smallest items can work as souvenirs from Six Flags.

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16. Try the Virtual Reality Rides

Visit a virtual reality coaster and try something new. Six Flags has taken some of their coasters and turned them into VR adventures. Riding the same coaster but with a VR headset on is fun and different.

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17. Relax at the Picnic Areas

When the park seems like too much fun, take a break at a picnic spot. Find some shade and relax with your own snacks or after eating a large lunch. These picnic areas are great for taking a load off before jumping back into the fun.

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18. Check Out the Parades

Look up a Six Flags parade schedule before you visit the park. Most Six Flags parks offer exciting parades that are kid-friendly and fun for all ages. Whether you are walking by or find a good spot you can enjoy the parade.

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19. Ride with Friends

Ride some attractions with your friends for an unforgettable time. Coasters, bumper cars, and spinny rides are better when you ride with friends. You’ll be making memories and sharing laughs with friends for years to come.

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20. Stay Until Closing

Try not to leave Six Flags during the day, plan to stay until closing. Six Flags at night brings a whole new type of atmosphere and fun. From lights to rides and fireworks, it’s a great way to end your day at the park.

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