I wanted to specifically review the gazebos since there wasn't much information on them when I was planning my trip. We had trouble finding the gazebos when we first got to the park. They are located near Runaway Mountain right by the France sign. They hadn't been swept before we got there so we had to clean off the couch and chairs before we sat. The locking storage was not working. Aside from that we were glad we decided to get a gazebo. Our reservation came with 6 bottles of water and a choice of pizza or chicken tenders. We went with the pizza and were also given garlic knots, which we hadn't expected. It was great having a comfortable, shady spot to hang out in between rides. There are fans and portable AC units for each of the 3 gazebos. I would definitely reserve them again if I ever go back to this Six Flags.
Grant S.
Horrible service. Completely unsanitary. Bad food at a cost worse than most airports. A few great rides are not worth everything they come with.
Matthew M.
I joined for membership. Ask for a refund at the appropriate time, and they refused to stop drafting my account. Anthony told me their policy is no refunds. The park sucks, I hope Anthony gets what he has coming. I will never visit Six Flags again. I wish them nothing but disasters.
Vinnie T.
As far as Six Flags theme parks goes, I really enjoyed this one. There are a variety of attractions with a nice array of snacks and restaurants as well. The good majority of employees tend to be helpful. Here are a few issues: -One of the upside down rides has a ridiculous entrance (can't recall the name now) with the way it is positioned. -Some of their ride operators are anal retentive. I recall being in the log flume line but did not realize I was in the standby queue. As I proceeded to the front, I advised the guy my knee has some recent issues (I slipped/fell on a cruise a months ago). He barked "Go back to the front!" Just unnecessarily rude. When I returned to this attraction later, I did what someone advised me to do: enter from the back entrance since I had a handicap pass (this I got from guest relations upon a staffer's recommendation). His response? "Oh you went in the wrong line" and yet this guy considered sending me back to the entrance. Is that log flume ride always staffed with egotistical ride operators possessing a God Complex? Bizarre! Otherwise, it was a solid experience. I'd go back if I ever visit Arlington again.
Laura F.
I think over all our visit was okay. The were two rides that we weren't able to ride because they were out of service. On a positive, the line to enter the park moved pretty quickly even though it was snaking the parking lot. My biggest piece of advice is buy your ticket online. It's $69 and you get the rest of the year for free. If you purchase your ticket at Customer relations it's also over $100 per person. Parking will also set you back $40. A few of the rides were really faded and one had mechanical issues while we were waiting in line. There are a lot of employees so you're bound to find someone to help. The food and drinks are astronomical, but that is expected. I spent $12 on soft serve which was very sweet, but refreshing and the 20oz bottles of water are between $6 to $8. I also didn't see any water fill stations.
Alina G.
Let's start off with how ridiculous the price is for tickets. I paid 169.00 dollars for two tickets. When we arrived, I then had to pay 45.00 dollars for the "speedy parking". Okay, I let that slide, got through the line and started to walk around. I was hungry and so I stopped by this spot near bugs bunny boom town and waited in line to order. 25 mins later we were able to order. I ordered some nacho cheese fries and he got a hot dog and some fries and two bottles of Dasani nasty ass water. The total for that nonsense was 37 dollars. It was nasty, not worth the money. I then walked around and decided to ride some rides- the lines were extremely long and it seemed as if only teenagers were working. I needed to use the bathroom and finally found one after 10 mins of searching. What kind of bathroom doesn't have a mirror? I will never waste my time coming down here again. A bunch of weirdos walking around the park with shades. I don't recommend!
Cleve T.
We bought tickets and a flash pass. Been here three hours and we have ridden 1 ride. Bought premium parking and there were no signs or attendees telling us where the premier parking was located. $800 for 4 people and 1 ride.
Christina B.
Rides are great. Absolute waste of time ordering food. Incredibly long process and were out of several things. Bring snacks for your kids if they need to eat quickly. Waiting twenty minutes for a funnel cake, asked about it and they had to go find the guy who was supposed to be making them.
Priscilla P.
The park needs to work on affordable ways for all visitors to eat and drink in the park. At current prices it isn't affordable for the younger crowd. Also there should be working water fountains in every section of the park. The wait in lines to get drinks is ridiculous. There should be self serve water stations everywhere. I see why there are people who do not visit when it is above 80°. Also, no one wants to pay over 20 bucks for refillable bottles. Once you hit 4 months till the end of the season, season refillable should be highly discounted. 15.00 is still too pricey. Make it so that parents can drop their children with confidence knowing they will not dehydrate because they can't find adequate hydration.
Brien L.
Better than Disney World. They will need to expand to meet the needs of the hordes of guests. Once you become their captive audience, you are subject to their ridiculous prices and all the strings attached to their deals. For them, unlimited dining means unlimited Junior meals, not unlimited dining. And who wants to pay $10 or more for a beer? The rides are better than at Disney World, however. One day is about all I want to spend here. I would say the Perot Science Museum is better than here. Corporate greed and excess at its finest. And do you think they will compensate you when you can't ride their rides because their rides are broken. Think again.
We love sisx flags! However, I am leaving six flags today and am covered with soda down the front of my white shirt because of the leaking lid for this year's seasonal cup. I asked for a straw or a new lid and they wouldn't give me one. Please bring back the better cups, lids and straws in 2024 six flags!
Paige C.
It's been a while since we've been here but what fun we had when we went. This is a great park for all ages. The best part was eating all the fun food they had to offer. We came during June and it was almost to hot I suggest coming during the fall. Lots of parking
Logas W.
Loved the new coasters. Kid-like good time made up for long summer lines. Lighten up people!
Marla C.
I have been to 6 flags many times, but I don't know if I have been there when it's been over a 100ﾟ degrees.I have to say the beginning of my experience this time was not a good one because Larry, the person that was there to check me in, was super rude. I don't think he could hear well, and he was yelling when he was talking to me, and it didn't feel like he was trying to really listen to me when I was to him. I felt like he was just trying to get me through the line. Thankfully, the staff that I met after that were very nice and even walked me through getting the 6 flags app so I could access my season pass. I believe the supervisor who helped me was named Jonathan.Our visit to the park was to be expected.There were lots of food and drink options but you paid top dollar for them. I did appreciate the bars while the kids were out riding rides and also appreciated the train that goes around the park. It was a great way to stay out of the sun and not have to get more steps than I wanted.
Mark S.
False advertising. The sign says corndogs and displays 2 corndogs and they serve you 1 corndog.
I wanted to specifically review the gazebos since there wasn't much information on them when I was planning my trip. We had trouble finding the gazebos when we first got to the park. They are located near Runaway Mountain right by the France sign. They hadn't been swept before we got there so we had to clean off the couch and chairs before we sat. The locking storage was not working. Aside from that we were glad we decided to get a gazebo. Our reservation came with 6 bottles of water and a choice of pizza or chicken tenders. We went with the pizza and were also given garlic knots, which we hadn't expected. It was great having a comfortable, shady spot to hang out in between rides. There are fans and portable AC units for each of the 3 gazebos. I would definitely reserve them again if I ever go back to this Six Flags.
Horrible service. Completely unsanitary. Bad food at a cost worse than most airports. A few great rides are not worth everything they come with.
I joined for membership. Ask for a refund at the appropriate time, and they refused to stop drafting my account. Anthony told me their policy is no refunds. The park sucks, I hope Anthony gets what he has coming. I will never visit Six Flags again. I wish them nothing but disasters.
As far as Six Flags theme parks goes, I really enjoyed this one. There are a variety of attractions with a nice array of snacks and restaurants as well. The good majority of employees tend to be helpful. Here are a few issues: -One of the upside down rides has a ridiculous entrance (can't recall the name now) with the way it is positioned. -Some of their ride operators are anal retentive. I recall being in the log flume line but did not realize I was in the standby queue. As I proceeded to the front, I advised the guy my knee has some recent issues (I slipped/fell on a cruise a months ago). He barked "Go back to the front!" Just unnecessarily rude. When I returned to this attraction later, I did what someone advised me to do: enter from the back entrance since I had a handicap pass (this I got from guest relations upon a staffer's recommendation). His response? "Oh you went in the wrong line" and yet this guy considered sending me back to the entrance. Is that log flume ride always staffed with egotistical ride operators possessing a God Complex? Bizarre! Otherwise, it was a solid experience. I'd go back if I ever visit Arlington again.
I think over all our visit was okay. The were two rides that we weren't able to ride because they were out of service. On a positive, the line to enter the park moved pretty quickly even though it was snaking the parking lot. My biggest piece of advice is buy your ticket online. It's $69 and you get the rest of the year for free. If you purchase your ticket at Customer relations it's also over $100 per person. Parking will also set you back $40. A few of the rides were really faded and one had mechanical issues while we were waiting in line. There are a lot of employees so you're bound to find someone to help. The food and drinks are astronomical, but that is expected. I spent $12 on soft serve which was very sweet, but refreshing and the 20oz bottles of water are between $6 to $8. I also didn't see any water fill stations.
Let's start off with how ridiculous the price is for tickets. I paid 169.00 dollars for two tickets. When we arrived, I then had to pay 45.00 dollars for the "speedy parking". Okay, I let that slide, got through the line and started to walk around. I was hungry and so I stopped by this spot near bugs bunny boom town and waited in line to order. 25 mins later we were able to order. I ordered some nacho cheese fries and he got a hot dog and some fries and two bottles of Dasani nasty ass water. The total for that nonsense was 37 dollars. It was nasty, not worth the money. I then walked around and decided to ride some rides- the lines were extremely long and it seemed as if only teenagers were working. I needed to use the bathroom and finally found one after 10 mins of searching. What kind of bathroom doesn't have a mirror? I will never waste my time coming down here again. A bunch of weirdos walking around the park with shades. I don't recommend!
We bought tickets and a flash pass. Been here three hours and we have ridden 1 ride. Bought premium parking and there were no signs or attendees telling us where the premier parking was located. $800 for 4 people and 1 ride.
Rides are great. Absolute waste of time ordering food. Incredibly long process and were out of several things. Bring snacks for your kids if they need to eat quickly. Waiting twenty minutes for a funnel cake, asked about it and they had to go find the guy who was supposed to be making them.
The park needs to work on affordable ways for all visitors to eat and drink in the park. At current prices it isn't affordable for the younger crowd. Also there should be working water fountains in every section of the park. The wait in lines to get drinks is ridiculous. There should be self serve water stations everywhere. I see why there are people who do not visit when it is above 80°. Also, no one wants to pay over 20 bucks for refillable bottles. Once you hit 4 months till the end of the season, season refillable should be highly discounted. 15.00 is still too pricey. Make it so that parents can drop their children with confidence knowing they will not dehydrate because they can't find adequate hydration.
Better than Disney World. They will need to expand to meet the needs of the hordes of guests. Once you become their captive audience, you are subject to their ridiculous prices and all the strings attached to their deals. For them, unlimited dining means unlimited Junior meals, not unlimited dining. And who wants to pay $10 or more for a beer? The rides are better than at Disney World, however. One day is about all I want to spend here. I would say the Perot Science Museum is better than here. Corporate greed and excess at its finest. And do you think they will compensate you when you can't ride their rides because their rides are broken. Think again.
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We love sisx flags! However, I am leaving six flags today and am covered with soda down the front of my white shirt because of the leaking lid for this year's seasonal cup. I asked for a straw or a new lid and they wouldn't give me one. Please bring back the better cups, lids and straws in 2024 six flags!
It's been a while since we've been here but what fun we had when we went. This is a great park for all ages. The best part was eating all the fun food they had to offer. We came during June and it was almost to hot I suggest coming during the fall. Lots of parking
Loved the new coasters. Kid-like good time made up for long summer lines. Lighten up people!
I have been to 6 flags many times, but I don't know if I have been there when it's been over a 100ﾟ degrees.I have to say the beginning of my experience this time was not a good one because Larry, the person that was there to check me in, was super rude. I don't think he could hear well, and he was yelling when he was talking to me, and it didn't feel like he was trying to really listen to me when I was to him. I felt like he was just trying to get me through the line. Thankfully, the staff that I met after that were very nice and even walked me through getting the 6 flags app so I could access my season pass. I believe the supervisor who helped me was named Jonathan.Our visit to the park was to be expected.There were lots of food and drink options but you paid top dollar for them. I did appreciate the bars while the kids were out riding rides and also appreciated the train that goes around the park. It was a great way to stay out of the sun and not have to get more steps than I wanted.
False advertising. The sign says corndogs and displays 2 corndogs and they serve you 1 corndog.