six flags season pass question?

I was wondering how I can renew my season pass for next year. Do they send you anything in the mail? Or do you have to do it onlie or in person at the park? I looked at there web site, but couldent find an answer. Any help on this would be helpful.

For GAdv. you have to do it online or at the park. They sent me brochures and ads, but no actual application type materials.

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For SFA you can do it in the park,or online.

If you're a current passholder they usually send out a mailer brochure with an order form,so you can order via snail mail,I don't know if any other SF parks send those things out though.

I suggest you check SixFlags.com again. Most parks will allow you to renew last year's pass online and skip the processing at the park. They have an area on the park's site to enter your ID # to see if you qualify.

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And, unlike the lame stickers used in the past, it appears they are going to print/mail an honest-to-goodness 2004 id.

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I recently picked up my 2004 pass at the park (SFNE), new pass (not a sticker) - lime green color for '04, with new pic, and if you talk enough BS you might get a discount too...

I just got an email from SFOG. I can renew my pass, get a brand new pass with no processing, not another one of those sticker deals for 40 bucks. The check is already in the mail.

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I would rather do it thrue the mail, as I live in michigan and the nearest six flags park is in ohio. I used my pass six times this year...4 times at woa, and twice at sfga, so its worth getting. 40 bucks huh? I hope sfwoa offers the same deal.

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Brian Noble said:
And, unlike the lame stickers used in the past, it appears they are going to print/mail an honest-to-goodness 2004 id.

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Yup, that's what SFWoA did -- my 2004 pass has already arrived in the mail.

I actually thought the sticker was a good idea, although it didn't hold up as well as I'd have liked. It was certainly sticky enough, but the print wore off.

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Brent, Jill renewed our oG passes for 40 bucks just yeasterday. Guess I won't have to buy tix to get into Spring Fling '04....and I *will* be there, as well as closing day for this year....(Last Blast). SFoG just does SO much for ACE/enthusiasts, thanks as always to Robert Ulrich, a great regional rep, and to John Odum and staff at SFoG.

bill, ready for some Mindbending November rides at my SF home park...:)
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