Six Flags Customer FAQ

Children under the age of 3 typically do not need a ticket to enter Six Flags. However, guests ages 3 and up usually require a ticket for admission. For the most accurate information regarding ages and ticketing, please refer to the details provided on this page.

Yes, guests are generally allowed to bring their own strollers and wheelchairs to Six Flags parks. However, it is important to note that some areas within the parks may have specific guidelines regarding stroller sizes or types. Strollers may need to be folded in certain locations or during specific events, so it is advisable to stay aware of any signage that may provide guidance. For guests who may require mobility assistance, Six Flags typically offers rental services for wheelchairs and electric scooters at many parks. Guests considering visiting with their own mobility devices should check the specific park's website for detailed information regarding policies, including any restrictions or recommendations. This will provide the most accurate and current information.

Looking at all the Six Flags ticket choices above, it easy to see how confusing it can get it can get even more confusing if you do not find your tickets. Here's some helpful tips to locate your tickets.

Yes, you can buy tickets for Six Flags in advance. However, they usually need to be used within the same season you purchased them. So if you buy a ticket in the summer, it has to be used before the conclusion of the summer season. Typically, Six Flags tickets do not have a validity period as long as six months. It's recommended to plan your visit and purchase tickets accordingly. Please note that some tickets can have specific restrictions or conditions, so be sure to read all the details before purchasing.