Season Pass Problem

My parents managed to misplace mine and my sister's season pass to Six Flags Great America (but not their own). Is there a way they can look up our name in their computer for a few dollars, or will we have to pay? An urgent response would be greatly appreciated!

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Basically same thing happened to me, your going to have to pay, but if you show them your pass at a later date youll get your money refunded.

Man thet's a real bummer but that's why I keep my season pass in a safe place after each use.

Reiterating what NITROman said, the back of the pass states: "Fee and proper identification required for replacement of lost or stolen pass."

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*** This post was edited by SFGAmLover on 10/6/2002. ***

actually. all you have to do is go to guest services, show them an ID and you can get a new one for $10. my friend did it yesterday when we went to fright fest.

They used to have it where if you lost your pass you could get in one time free without it just by showing proper ID. You might want to check with Guest Services to see if they still do this.

I am assuming this would be your last time going for the season so paying a fee wouldnt be worth it.

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2 superheroes in Gurnee next season? Oh the humanity. :)

I think they do give you one or two admissions before you have to pay, I believe it says this on the Paramount's pass, but Six Flags may be different.

Usually, you have to pay $15 and show proof of ID. That's what SFMM does anyway...

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It was $10 and ID at SFA guest services last year when my daughter lost her pass.

Wow, you guys in Maryland, Illinois and California are lucky. If you lose yours and you get another one at Great Adventure, they will charge you $25!! Thats Six Flags for ya.....

$25 ouch! But then it is still a whole lot cheaper than buying a new pass.