Six Flags says it may use passholder visit history, benefit usage and other account activity when determining Home Park requirements, renewal offers, pricing and benefits.

FULL STORY: https://themeparksbydon.com/six-flags-season-pass-price-home-park-policy/

Dynamic pricing - the more you use it, the higher your cost...

16 minutes ago, disco2000 said:

Dynamic pricing - the more you use it, the higher your cost...

Trying to close loopholes. 

And in doing so they will create additional ones the creative folks will figure how to exploit lol

Possibly, but closing loopholes helps maintain pricing integrity. That, along with the chain seeming to understand that their products are priced way too low, is refreshing to see after too many years of what seemed like a "race to the bottom" strategy of giving away the gate.

On 8/12/2026 at 7:20 AM, DispatchMaster said:

Possibly, but closing loopholes helps maintain pricing integrity. That, along with the chain seeming to understand that their products are priced way too low, is refreshing to see after too many years of what seemed like a "race to the bottom" strategy of giving away the gate.

The question is: will they reverse course when they see the actual number of passes and add-ons decrease over the next few months, or will they hold the line?

I think they will hold the line on the current pass prices being the lowest for 2027 prices. Where the company could backtrack is with the inclusion of drink plans and/or meal deals. We'll still see a lot of complaints no matter what, but then again there are many people online who don't seem to understand what the word "sale" means.