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Save/ShareHigh gas prices look to be the bummer of the summer, but there's still hope, especially for thrill seekers. Six Flags America, roughly 20 miles north of D.C., is offering a special buy one, get one free offer when you purchase tickets online—a $50 value.
Other parks are offering reduced rates. See sixflags.com for details.
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The Six Flags Park up here in Massachusetts has been advertising their prices on sale for $10.00 less than previous years. I haven't been there in a couple of years - maybe I'll go back this summer.
Posted By Ann Cummings on May 29, 2008, 9:19 PM
I went to six flags over georgia on pearl day. I normally go to six flags several times a year durning the summer months, although the prices are soooooo high! While at six flags, on pearl day, they refused to open 3/4 of the rides and businesses because they said they did not have enough people at the park. So basically, you pay your money to ride rides, and yet, you dont give your patrons what they pay for. I will never go to six flags again, and I plan on protesting six flags as much as possible. I will tell everyone I know to make the trip to orlando. By the way I went to Orlando, Sea World, last week, and Had a great time!! I will continue to spend my money there. This may be why they had to file bankruptsy.
Posted By fletcher on September 11, 2009, 10:10 PM