Lines were very long. Park opened at 12, but kid rides weren't in operation until 1:30!! Park employees weren't trying to fit the max amount of people on rides as possible, which resulted in much longer wait time.....average was 30-60 min per ride! Food is extremely expensive and only one tram was operating to carry people back and forth from parking lot to entrance. Restrooms and park grounds were clean.

I bought my parking and tickets online. When you arrive there are separate lines for the speedy parking which says you get to park closer to the park entrance but there is no one directing the traffic so I had to park far away even know I paid extra not to. We got into the park really fast. We bought platinum fast passes that really cut all the wait time down but they were very expensive. The bathrooms were very nasty. We ate at the mining restaurant which took 45 min to get food which was aweful. I paid extra so we could do fright fest but the lines were so unorganized that it took us about 30 min to get into just one. When we did get to go in it was horrible. When we left there was no one directing traffic and people were driving out the wrong ways and ut took forever to leave the park. This place has definitely went downhill. We had fun wirh the coasters just wish the haunted houses was more organized and rhe park was overall a little more professional.

Took the kids over Christmas break from school and had the best time. We went to Disney last year and kids want to go back here instead of Disney. Wasn't too crowded but did have the flash pass.

We went to six flags on a Sunday in March and had a great time. Two preteen boys and two adults. Most rides were walk on. A few of the bigger coasters had a wait but all were under 30 minutes. Friendly staff, clean park, fun time as a family. I read the other reviews and we didn't experience anything listed in the negative reviews. Restrooms were clean and had an attendant in them all and were constantly cleaning. No trash on the ground. Felt safe. Some of the rides are older but that's to be expected. We had a fantastic time and were able to ride everything we wanted without standing in long lines. Wonderful overall experience.

This park was exactly what I was expecting. We enjoyed all of the larger rides, but especially Goliath and Batman. We went early in the season, so not everything was open yet, but there was still plenty to do to fill the day. We were there about 6 hours and felt we more than got our money's worth. I would suggest eating an early lunch before going and then eating dinner after leaving, because the park food that we tried was not great.

Six Flags is a wonderful franchise and I was able to visit one of my favorite childhood locations today. I loved to get discounts from various sources to attend Six Flags and for Memorial Day 2024 there was an amazing Seasons Pass sale. The sale allowed you to upgrade to the next membership tier, and allowed you to add on a Dining Meal Plan and Speedy Parking for an additional 50 percent off the ticketed price. Once your card is registered online or via the Six Flags app, you get access to numerous benefits that included free once daily theme park admission (you can get a wrist band if you want to re-enter the theme park) you get a 2024 reusable drink bottle (which you can pick up and then use at various restaurants in Six Flags), two daily meals within about 2-3 hours from each other, two snacks, and free parking. There are numerous other discounts, but it's based on you cardholder membership level. I have a Diamond Pass so I get the highest discounts throughout the park. You also have a special entrance for cardholders. The one challenge I faced entering the park was parking signage was not clear. I went in one area but it was for paid parking not for speedy parking. Once you get your season pass activated at your purchase location, you can use it at other locations. The Six Flags over Georgia location did not allow preferred parking. If it did, I could reserve parking online for free. Once I was directed to the correct parking area, I saw a lot of electric charging stations. There was also a train that came about every 8-10 minutes and you were dropped off right at the front entrance. Once I picked up my season pass, I was told I could get a laminate from Guest Services. I would have liked to have gotten a map of all of the park but no literature was provided by the office that processed my season pass. Another perk of the pass was that you can jump rides and it's based on your membership tier. This was overall an easy process but it did take a while to get my card to work. Once it started to work, my photo was taken and I went to a restaurant for my first meal. The park was not crowded today so most rides didn't have any long waits. Purchasing the discounted Diamond Pass with the Dining Plan was worth it because just for a order of french fries and a beverage was almost $20. Burgers were about another $20 so you could spend about $50 per person to a complete meal. My seasonal meal plan will last all of the 2024 season and it costs about $100 and altogether my Diamond Seasons Pass, Dining Meal Plan and Speedy Parking was all for about $235 with tax. If you only use this two to three times, you still will save tons of money but you can use it daily if you are on an extended vacation or live near a Six Flags location.

We had a great day at 6 flags! The staff were friendly and helpful. The prices if food and drinks are insane, but I was expecting that. I highly recommend buying the package that includes all day free refills. Otherwise, apply for a loan 😉 My grandson birthday gift was this trip and I'm sure he will never forget our special day in the park! 😊

The best part was that they don't charge an arm & a leg for merchandise like most places do. A variety of rides for all age groups. The only thing I wish was different was the fast passes. We couldn't split into groups because it's only available on a single phone so we ended up wasting a lot of money buying packages that we couldn't use efficiently. Also, our phones died before the end of the day & we couldn't use the passes at all.

I have been to this park many times, and I am a membership pass holder. A friend and I included this park on our East Coast roller coaster trip this summer. The park was clean; the employees were friendly; the rides were in good condition. The food was not bad for a park. The only "bad" thing was that the new coaster was not ready yet, and the new coaster from last year, Kid Flash, was also down. It was not operating when I came here in December of 2023. I know that management will not operate rides unless they are safe for patrons, but it is disappointing not to be able to ride them. Outside that, it was a good day.

I think the kind of day youre going to have at this park greatly depends on how you set your expectations. If youre used to Six Flags parks like I am and know what to expect, then you'll probably have a blast. If youre making the trip from Florida and are used to the parks down there you'll probably hate it. Yes, the food is expensive however if you have the dining plan you can help deter the cost. Everything was a walk on for us. If you have young ones I highly recommend this park because of the amount of roller coasters and other rides with low height requirements. There are actually more roller coasters that my 49 inch, 5 year old can ride here than at my larger home park of Six Flags Great Adventure. They have a very solid ride lineup that. I thought the park was clean by Six Flags standards. The employees were friendly but young which is what you find at all Six Flags parks. The layout can get very confusing, there are some dead ends, so definitely use the app if youre not familiar with the layout. All and all, a great place to spend the day with your family.