Need Knotts / SFMM coupons? I got 'em!

If anyone is headed out to So Cal I have a ton of coupons for Knotts and SFMM available. Here are the details:

Knotts:

$21.95 for adults, $9.95 for kids thru March 31st

$ 79.00 double occupancy at Knott's Radisson thru March 31st

$59.99 for a Season Pass when purchasing four [no expiration date].

SFMM:

$15 off admission thru May 31st.

All these coupons are good for up to 6 people.

If you want any of these email me at msullivan@ntmllc.com with your address and I'll send them to you.

*** This post was edited by Mamoosh on 1/15/2003. ***

...what a tease....giving out a bad e-mail address like that....small wonder M:TR is SBNO...;)

What's wrong with that email addy?

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Nothing....NOW...;).

Hey, 'Moosh, do you know of any special deals for SFMM season passes? I'm heading out there in March, but unfortunately I didn't have a Six Flags pass this season and the local SF park (SFWoA), which is $40 cheaper, won't be processing new passes yet. Unless there are any deals with SFMM passes I'm going to be stuck getting one for $99.

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*** This post was edited by Michael Darling on 1/15/2003. ***

Michael - no, but you can purchase a SFMM season pass online for $52.99 and process it when you visit the park in March.

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On the website, it dictates that the billing address of your credit card must be within X miles of the park (I think it's 300?) for which you wish to purchase an annual pass. I'm running into the same problem with SFWoA, because i want to go to SFMM in March.

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Where did you get coupons for $59.99 annual passes?

They were on the sides of the ralphs paper bags a while ago (like in late november), but maybe moosh got his somewhere else. But then, someone in my class used the bag as a bookcover for their textbook, and I could swear there was a 2002 expiration date when I looked this afternoon. I didn't get a good stare, just a quick glimse so my math teacher wouldn't call on me. I'll probably go to ralphs soon, and I'll get a paper bag. I'll report here.

You can get $79 (or at least $89) rooms at the radisson any off season weekday. They don't get many visitors that time of year. Just go in and haggle with them! Show them AAA, AARP, etc.

Hmmm...I'm not aware of the problems with the mileage requirement. I'd suggest calling the park if you have a problems. They may be closed to the public but I assure you they have staff working now who should be able to answer your question.

As for where I got the coupons, the parks sent them to our HR department I took what was left after everyone here at the office got what they wanted.

'Moosh- thanks for the heads up on that. I checked their site a while ago and didn't see the online special. Also, upon very close examination a few minutes ago, I saw nothing about the mileage limit.

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It doesn't say anything about the mileage until you click "add to cart," at which point it directs you here...

http://www.sixflagsticketing.com/zipcheck.asp

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Dag, yo.

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http://www.coasterbuzz.com/forums/thread.asp?ForumID=11&TopicID=27030

I bought SFMM passes over the phone and was able to process them when I was there last week with no problems. My post in the thread linked above has the details on the purchase.

Hey John, I picked up my SFMM pass last year when I too went in March. I didnt buy it at the park for there full price, go right down the street to Rite-Aid. I got it for 54.95.

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Dave's Trips

Im going to SFMM in March/April and ran into the same problem with the 300 mile crap, I'm in upstate NY. I called SFMM about it and they said that they are very strict about the 300 mile radius and that I would have to buy a pass when I got to Cali. I then called SF Darien Lake (my home park) and explained the situation. They got back to me a couple days later and said to come on down and they would photograph me and proccess my pass. Great customer service!! They set up the camera and did the deal to help me out, and I'm not even going for another 2 months!! So anyway call your local SF and tell them the deal. They would rather have your season pass business anyway...

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Awesome, Dave. That sounds like a good option! Anybody from SoCal (ie: Moosh?) able to verify if they do that yearly or not?

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*** This post was edited by Michael Darling on 1/15/2003. ***

MDarling - According to the RiteAid store I called that promotion doesn't start until Spring. Check your email, Michael.

*** This post was edited by Mamoosh on 1/16/2003. ***

Still got tons, if anyone needs 'em....

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I think the 300 mile rule only applies if you're purchasing a new pass. I renewed my 2002 passes from SFWOA and we live in eastern PA (378 miles from SFWOA, but only 90 miles from SFGAdv) and I just got my renewal stickers today.

Basically the "300 mile rule" must only apply to new purchases, not renewals.

It doesn't say anything about the mileage until you click "add to cart,"

Actually there's a FAQ's link on the very first page after you click the big red "buy your 2003 season pass online" square. On the FAQ page it's the 4th question that mentions the 300 mile thing. Long before you have to add anything to your cart or even enter any info whatsoever.

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