Six Flags introduces regional park access, letting pass holders access more than one park

Six Flags had a pretty miserable 2025. Now the theme park chain is hoping enhancements to its annual pass program will draw in a greater number of visitors in 2026.

The company has announced that holders of its Gold Season passes will receive regional park access, meaning they'll be able to access more than just a single amusement park with their pass.

Passholders in the Northeast will be able to access Six Flags Great Adventure, Six Flags Wild Safari, Hurricane Harbor New Jersey and Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom with a single pass.

To further boost sign-ups, Six Flags is cutting the price of its Gold Season pass temporarily, charging the price for a Silver pass. Prices vary by park, but a Gold Season pass at Six Flags Great America (in New Jersey) is currently just $79, which is less than the cost of two daily tickets at the park.

The passes will cover four regions: East, West, Midwest and Texas. Here's how that breaks down parkwise:

Texas Regional Pass

• Six Flags Over Texas— Arlington, Texas
• Hurricane Harbor Arlington – Arlington, Texas
• Six Flags Fiesta Texas — San Antonio, Texas
• Hurricane Harbor San Antonio — San Antonio, Texas
• Schlitterbahn New Braunfels — New Braunfels, Texas
• Schlitterbahn Galveston Island — Galveston, Texas
• Hurricane Harbor Splashtown — Houston, Texas
• Six Flags Frontier City — Oklahoma City, Ok.
• Hurricane Harbor Oklahoma City – Oklahoma City, Ok.

Midwest Regional Pass

• Cedar Point — Sandusky, Ohio
• Cedar Point Shores – Sandusky, Ohio
• Kings Island & Soak City — Mason, Ohio
• Six Flags Great America — Gurnee, Il.
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Chicago – Gurnee, Il.
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Rockford — Rockford, Il.
• Six Flags St. Louis & Hurricane Harbor — Eureka, Mo.
• Valleyfair — Shakopee, Minn.
• Worlds of Fun & Oceans of Fun — Kansas City, Mo.
• Six Flags Darien Lake & Hurricane Harbor — Darien Center, N.Y.
• Michigan’s Adventure & WildWater Adventure — Muskegon, Mich.
• Canada’s Wonderland & Splash Works — Vaughan, Ontario, Can.
• La Ronde — Montreal, Quebec, Can.

West Regional Pass

• Knott’s Berry Farm— Buena Park, Ca.
• Knott’s Soak City – Buena Park, Ca
• Six Flags Magic Mountain — Valencia, Ca.
• Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles – Valencia, Ca.
• Six Flags Discovery Kingdom — Vallejo, Ca.
• California’s Great America — Santa Clara, Ca.
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Concord — Concord, Ca.
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Phoenix — Phoenix, Az.
• Six Flags Mexico — Mexico City, Mex.
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Oaxtepec — Oaxtepec, Mex.

East Regional Pass

• Six Flags New England & Hurricane Harbor — Springfield, Mass.
• Six Flags Great Escape & Hurricane Harbor — Lake George, N.Y.
• Six Flags Great Adventure — Jackson, N.J.
• Six Flags Wild Safari — Jackson, N.J.
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor New Jersey – Jackson, N.J.
• Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom — Allentown, Pa.
• Kings Dominion $D & Soak City — Doswell, Va.
• Carowinds & Carolina Harbor — Charlotte, N.C.
• Six Flags Over Georgia & Hurricane Harbor — Atlanta, Ga.
• Six Flags White Water — Marietta, Ga.

While Disney $DIS and Universal both saw spikes to their park attendance last summer (in part due to the opening of Universal's new Epic Universe park in Orlando), Six Flags suffered in the second quarter of 2025, falling 9% from the previous year. Shares of the company are down 58% in the past year, but are up 19% year to date. Officials at the company blamed thunderstorms and high temperatures for the decline in attendance last year. Foot traffic at the parks rebounded in August, the company said.