Update: this offer has expired. More Six Flags deals can be found at Buxr.com
Six Flags Theme Park is a great place to go with kids. Unfortunately the ticket prices can be pretty steep. General admission is $54.99 for adults and $34.99 for kids when you pay at the gate.
Thanks to this promotion sponsored by Chase, now through June 30, 2007, you can get a 4-pack of tickets for just $99. This is a very good price if you just plan an occasional trip. For frequent visitors — seasonal pass is a better deal.
Well, at least you don’t have to each cockroaches this time. ;-)
Source: SlickDeals forums (via WiredDeals)
Careful, good offer, just not for kids under 48″ tall
You have to use a chase credit card to purchase the tickets.
That is what it says in the offer however if you read the linked SlickDeals discussion, someone said they were able to use a different credit card and it still worked. I myself haven’t tried it though.
I used this last night with my Citizens Bank debit/credit card and it worked just fine!
Can you split the tickets between 2 different days or are you forced to pick a date for all 4 tickets when you buy them?
they are good for the entire 2007 season…any day
I just used them from a Bank of Albuquerque VISA/check card and it worked…
I just purchased with my USAA Mastercard/check card. No problems :)
For some weird reason that promo code is not working, not at least for the Chicago one.
Chicago worked fine for me.
Is this for 2 adults, 2 children tickets of 4 adults?
I just purchased tickets today with Wells Fargo MC — no problems, even though offer supposedly expired 06/30/07.
it worked for my chase credit card but i initially had problems. It seems that you can only purchase the package, if you add anything in addition to the 4 pack tickets, for example a child’s admission, it denies you. Hope that helps.
Worked for me for the Baltimore/DC area using Wells Fargo Visa (Debit Card)…
Its for 4 adults (or “general” admission).
Remember the parking $$!
I used my Chase Credit Card and I didn’t have any problems.