Black Friday - Cyber Monday - Wacky Wednesday - Any Meaningful Holiday Deals at the Parks This Year?
While I try to make it through all of the Six Flags terms and conditions for their 2025 Season Passes and Memberships, I saw Moreys is offering 25 % off their prices.
Does anyone else seeing any good deals this year?
Here's To Shorter Lines & Longer Trip Reports!
I just saw on a news report that Kings Island is having a flash sale, single day Winterfest tickets are around 20 bucks. It’s on-line, the holiday event starts Black Friday.
Kings Island's sale may be to help counter a pretty chilly forecast for opening weekend. They've expanded the selection of available rides, adding Racer, Soap Box and some flats, but it's unlikely most of them run this weekend with temps not really getting out of the 20s.
Rye playland is mow offering a 2025 seasons pass for 50 percent off.
Here's To Shorter Lines & Longer Trip Reports!
Waldameer does not appear to have a sale, but their regular price is $38 more than a gold pass at SF Great Adventure.
Renewed our Sesame Place Platinum Passes for $218.29 each. There was a strange surcharge($34.99 Service Fee,) on it though, but a good black friday deal.
I was looking at getting the SEAS platinum pass with the Black Friday deal. I was thinking of getting another pass to make a few trips to BGT/SWO and then get back to BGW next year.
To buy the 11 park platinum pass through SeaWorld San Antonio, the base price is $159.99. To get it through Busch Tampa or SeaWorld Orlando is $359.99. Same 11 park access, but I wouldn't be able to use any of the bonus perks or comp tickets since they would only be valid at the San Antonio park.
Buying through Texas had a $27.28 tax and fee surcharge bringing the total to $187.27. Buying through Florida had a $56.81 tax and fee surcharge bringing the total to $407.71.
Either way I opted out. In the 16+ years I've lived in Central Florida BGT has always let me down. And as much as I love Mako and Pipeline I just can't justify getting a pass again for the lackluster operations at the park.
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