That's the thing with these two announcements. Neither one sounds like it is for AF1, but now people have jumped on that and anything less than major additions at several parks will be a letdown and their marketing hype failed.
If Monday's "A way Six Flags will make unforgettable experiences more accessible for families than ever before" is they extended the sale....bad move as they always do that.
If Monday's announcement is kids under 10 get in free at all parks or kids under 12 eat free on Tuesdays, now you may have something. Maybe even have something if they say silver is extended thru December could be considered making the the park more accessible.
If it is some promotion like a 4 pack sale with some wristband for meal and/or drink, well that probably won't move the needle for a family of 4.
If Tuesday's announcement "A move that will turn heads across the amusement industry and reinforce Six Flags' position as the home of world-class thrills" is not the announcement of a major capital program with record breakers at multiple parks OR is not AF1 going to CP (or maybe one of the top 4 parks in the chain), then that was bad timing of this announcement with FunSpot posting that AF1 was sold.
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