Six Flags FastLane parks help! (not an argument)

I wanted to make this thread so I could get the details on EVERY Six Flags park that currently has a ride reservation/cut in line system [FastLane] and to educate others if they need it, but its mostly for me J

Please, don’t argue about the “fairness” of any of the systems in the thread, I don’t need to see the arguments or hear any side of the story, just the information.

Ok, so, which Six Flags parks are you 100% sure have a FastLane/Lo-Q, or any other ride reservation system… How much are they and how many passes do you get? [Please specify if it’s free, or any other additional information about it that is important] and please name the attractions that you can use it for at each specific park… (And once again, only if you are 100% positive about it, and it’s a Six Flags park)

It's for something important and I need to get the facts straight... No other comments/opinions needed about FastLane/similar systems in this thread.

Thank you so much for your help in advance!

Alan Jacyszyn

SFKK:

Price: $5

Passes: You get one card with the words "ride 1" "ride 2" all the way up to 5.

How it works: Take the card up to the ride operator (go in the exit) and he/she punches a hole in it.

What rides is it good on: All major roller coasters (excluding roller skater, the kiddie one), the hellevator, and thrill park theatre.

Where you must sit:
Hellevator-Section 1 or 5, depending on ride op.
Road Runner Express-Anywhere
Chang-Anywhere but front...sometimes anywhere but front OR back, depending on ride op.
T2-Same as Chang
Twisted Sisters-Anywhere
Thunder run-Previously it has been anywhere, but last few times I've viseted its only been 3rd to last row!
Thrill Park Theatre-Anywhere

Hope this helps!

SFWOA has it--$10 for 5 Fastlane rides.  When I was there in July you could only use it during certain times on both X-Flight and on S:UE.  It was not available on B:KF.  If I am not mistaken, on almost all of the rides with Fastpass, specific rows were marked off for Fastpass.  X-Flight had the back two rows of one of the trains, S:UE had a row near the front and row near the back, and Villain had two rows in the middle blocked off.

SFGAM has it too--but it was $10 for 4 Fastlane rides.  The only ride I remember it not being available on was Batman.  I know on Raging Bull and on V2 you entered the line closer to the station so you could wait for any seat with Fastlane.  I found Fastlane to run very smoothly at SFGAM.

SFDL has Fastlane too--$10 for 5 Fastlane rides.  I only used it on Superman so I can't comment on the rest of the rides but on Superman you went up the exit and there were two rows in the middle roped off for Fastlane riders.  I beleive the other coasters had a similar setup but could be mistaken.

Hope that helps!

SFA had free passes earlier this summer, valid only on certain rides, first come-first served. I THINK it was for BatWing, S:RoS, Wild One, Roar, possibly other rides.  Need help from SFA regulars here.  Going to SFoG for the "wake" for Viper, will report back.  Hope all goes well Alan!
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Six Flags Great Adventure:

Price: Free

Passes: You get up to 4 passes.

Rides: Nitro, Medusa, Batman The Ride, B&R the Chiller, Rolling Thunder, Runaway Train, Scream Machine, Congo Rapids, Log Flume
How it works: Enter ride at Fast Lane entrance (or the ride exit if there is not a separate entrance) and hand pass to ride op.
Seating is usually in the middle of the train for a coaster, and for the water rides, you just get right on.
**First Come, First Serve Basis**
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BTW for Fastlane on Nitro you are now put in the second row!

SFA's fastlane is not used on Batwing (thank god) .It is used on Wild One,Roar,S:ROS,Joker's Jinx,Two face and Mind Eraser however.

At SFOG, if I am not mistaking, you get a Q-bot (The cost depends on the # of people) and at the entrances of some of the major rides the is a sign that you scan you Q-bot on and it gives you a time (if the average wait for the ride is 2 hours,for example, the time will be two hours from then). Then you come back at that time and board.
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