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Six Flags AAA Discount

Submitted by Community Manager, October 8, 2010


AAA members can save 30% on online tickets for admission to Six Flags theme parks, which are presenting Fright Fest each weekend during October at 12 U.S. destinations. The event features scary haunts, haunted mazes, terrifying creatures and chilling rides.  Go to AAA.com/SixFlags.

Have an iPhone? Download a free Six Flags app to navigate the parks and keep up with friends during Fright Fest. 
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Submitted by GARY HATCH, July 6. 2011 15:01
WE ARE GOING UP TO MONTREAL AND WOULD LIKE TO GO TO THE SIX FLAGS IN MONTREAL (LA RONDE) AND I WAS WONDERING IF YOU HAD DISCOUNT TICKETS FOR THIS PARK?

Submitted by community manager, July 6. 2011 17:35
The Six Flags program currently only offers AAA member discounts on park admission and select services and merchandise at park locations within the U.S.

Submitted by Nicole, August 16. 2011 14:28
I purchased already discounted tickets online. Is it possible to combine this discount with my tickets when I go to the gate at the park?

Submitted by Community Manager, August 17. 2011 09:56
Nicole, Discounts cannot be combined but online discounts are greater (around 30%) than the discount at the gate, which would be $2 to $5 off. We hope you enjoy Six Flags!

Submitted by Chiu Yam, October 23. 2011 03:34
when i tried to purchase tickets, it said "Unable to load store configuration. Please refresh my browser" Please help i'm trying to make it to the freight fest tomorrow.

Submitted by Community Manager, October 24. 2011 10:07
Chiu- We are sorry that we were unable to help you yesterday and that you experienced problems booking your tickets. It sounds like there was an issue with the website that you local club uses to book Six Flags tickets.

We are currently researching the issue and have emailed you to gain further details.

Submitted by whitney peters, October 25. 2011 12:03
Will the AAA discount work for fright fest tickets?

Submitted by Community Manager, October 25. 2011 14:59
Whitney- We found this information on the Six Flags website www.sixflags.com : "Cost: Prices vary. Fright Fest is included with Six Flags general admission, but some of the parks charge additional fees for some of the haunted mazes and houses."

If you would like to provide us with the specific Six Flags park you're visiting, we can check if there are any additional charges besides the admission cost. Otherwise, we suggest contacting Six Flags for specific details.

Submitted by whitney peters, October 25. 2011 15:10
discovery kingdom

Submitted by Community Manager, October 26. 2011 10:01
Whitney- According to information we found on Yelp ( www.yelp.com/.../six-flags-discovery-kingdom-vallejo ) to enter the haunted houses/mazes in the park, guests can purchase wristbands for $15 or $20 (VIP). The wristbands are not included in the general admission tickets.

Fright Fest takes place on weekends. To purchase your discounted tickets, contact your local AAA club, which you can find by visiting www.aaa.com/offices . We suggest double-checking with them about general admission/Fright Fest tickets as well.

We hope you enjoy your time at Six Flags!

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