Your Night. Your Park. Ever thought about having Six Flags Great Adventure all to yourself? Then you don't want to miss Six Flags Exclusive Adventure, Friday, September 7.

On this special day, we're limiting attendance so you and your family can have quick access to everything Six Flags Great Adventure has to offer. With fewer people in the park, you'll be able to get on your favorite rides right away.

Ride all you want for seven hours — til you just can't ride any more!

• Six Flags Great Adventure open 3-10 p.m.
• Six Flags Wild Safari open 3-5 p.m.
• LIMITED ATTENDANCE
• Some of the best thrill rides and coasters on the planet, including El Toro and Kingda Ka
• Access to the all-new Wiggles World, designed around the most popular children's entertainers in the world
• Autograph signings and meet-and-greets with your favorite LOONEY TUNES and Justice League characters, including BUGS BUNNY, Batman and more
• Our fantastic parade and more than 75 shows and attractions, including Spirit of the Tiger and Dolphin Discovery
• Free parking
• Complimentary catered buffet dinner
• Free fountain drinks, popcorn, and cotton candy for every guest
• Spectacular end-of-the-night fireworks display
• All the rides, rides, rides you can handle

This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to experience Six Flags Great Adventure's

attractions over and over. See how many rides your family can enjoy

together or break your own personal record for most coasters in a day.

Access to Six Flags Exclusive Adventure is $299 each for this exclusive event.

Hurry before tickets sell out!

Details at:

http://www.sixflags.com/greatAdventure/eve...eadventure.aspx

At $299 I would not call the Buffet Complementary.

Sounds cool, but 300 dollars a person I think I'll pass.

At $299 I would not call the Buffet Complementary.

Actually, you could call it complementary (it does go with it), but complImentary IS a stretch! http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/complementary

--The Interpreter, running for his room, while observing that this is actually less costly than the VIP experience at Cedar Point (which has raised AGAIN):

http://www.cedarpoint.com/public/visit/vip.cfm

Hey!

It was a late night and the coffee is just now kickin in!

If you can afford to shell out that kind of money I say go for it. I for one can't.

And what if it pours rain that evening? Or is an unseasonably cold 45 degrees? Or, conversely, is 98 degrees.

Stranger things have happened.

Yeah but "having the park to yourself" with free drinks and dinner buffet... One would look past any bad weather. Unless ofcourse it something that shuts down the rides! Then I'd be pi**ed!!! -Hauntguy

I dont think six flags shuts it rides down, when its JUST raining.

unlike Cedar Fair it shuts down it rides when its sprinkleing.

Kingda Ka DOES shut down at the first drop of rain.

Two reasons that I know of:

* INTAMIN suggests that.

* Rain at 128 miles per hour is not fun. Not fun at all.

--The Interpreter, who almost wishes he didn't know that second one from first face experience...not to mention first hand.

So how much are they limiting attendance? Well I guess tickets for 300 dollars would do the limiting itself.. Yet, I am curious on how many tickets they are selling.