Six Flags-- Part 3

[DogsMom]

My family (and two friends) enjoyed a great trip to Six Flags thanks to Cafe Mom's Influencer Program.  I was asked to give my honest opinion of our experience, so here goes:  we had a fantastic time.  I found the staff/ride workers seemed to genuinely enjoy working at Six Flags.  I even got a giddy high five from a maintenance worker cruising by in his golf cart!

A couple things worth mentioning: when we entered Six Flags and went to Guest Services, the worker was not familiar with the Cafemom Influencer Program.  I had to go to two different buildings before I found out where I was supposed to pick up our complimentary flash pass.  In the end, I decided not to use the pass since it was a cloudy weekday and the lines were not bad, plus I didn't like hearing that I would be charged 200 dollars if I were to lose the flash pass.

Also, on Bizarro, my husband was told as he got on the ride that he could put his hat and glasses inside his shirt to keep them safe.  Unfortunately, he still lost his glasses...  the sting was lessened by the fact that they were his extra pair, and a slightly out of date prescription, but still... be forewarned that it is better to have a non-riding friend hold any valuables, or to use the available lockers. 

The park was clean and the food was delicious: we enjoyed burgers, chicken tenders, fries, fried dough..

It is a great way to spend a Summer day. Now that the water park is open, it's even better.

[DogsMom]

Jun. 29, 2009 at 4:04 PM

I worked at a Six Flags park before Six Flags bought it, but we had a blast all summer. Never minded working over time.

[lisa5098]

Jul. 2, 2009 at 8:57 AM

i wish i could take a trip this year ,but the doctor hads put me on bed rest because of my pregancy, it sounds like you guys had a very nice time my kids are gonna be mad at me because they go back to school,in augst. and i told them we would have a trip this summer,dont no what to do or how to tell them there mom is sick with the baby.