The park is full of plenty of fun rides and great during holiday seasons. The lines can get pretty long during peak hours so I recommend getting the fast pass and other passes to help expedite the wait. Fright fest was fun, with around 6 different haunted houses to go visit. The food is expensive and not special so eating beforehand is a good option. Expect lots of walking so bring good shoes and sun screen, jackets, hand sanitizer, etc.

On April 7th @4pm we rode Into and the woman attended who sits at the controls was the best most engaging roller coaster operator I have ever seen !!! Love her!!! Made the day that much better.

I was at this park on May 3rd 2024 with my son. Our holiday on the US East Coast. We are from the Netherlands and our highlight, as rollercoaster fanatics, should have been Six Flags Great Adventure. Fitst of all i want to compliment the enthousiastic employees and ride operators. All very friendly and enjoying their work! Big thumbs up. That fact made our day acceptable. Our plan was to enjoy the rides as muchbas possible by putchasing a Flash Pass, but unfortunately, the Flash Pass sales desk was closed due to staff shortage. ( that was the explaination of the Resort Sevice employee) So no Flash Pass. And what we feared happened. Massive queues, due to schoolbusses full of teenagers. There was a special day about Physics. More than an hour waiting for the best rollercoasters was the result. A lot of other rides were closed because of an unknown reason. Probably also staff respons. And the whole Medusa area was closed. We bought a meal deal online, but when we were hungry, there were massive queues at the available restaurants. Probably caused because the half of food points were closed as well. Waste of time. And for some rides you are obliged to put your bag and phone in a locker which cost 2 dollar for each time. That locker was available for 2 hours for that price. With the waiting times you was forced to take another locker after 1 ride. Cost me an additional 16 dollar. In the end not the experience we expected. But again, the employees must be complimenten big time. The negative things are 100 procent caused by poor management desicions.

We went near the end of the summer, when kids were readying for school. It was still a weekend. There is an air of Disney-esque selling of items. Pay for accelerated line access, free drinks refills, and other privileges to get the best access and to have the most convenient experience. We did pay for drinks for the season but not anything else. We arrived early enough to get rides on some of the key thrill rides and enjoyed them immensely. For the rest of the time, we stuck to the more traditional ride scene. As people in our 30s and 40s, even the tea cups can give us a thrill. The safari which is officially retired at the end of 2023, was a highlight. I applaud the parks desire to shift from keeping animals in captivity and still found it fun to have the experience. Every other time I have gone to Great Adventure in my life, the safari has been closed.

Be careful not to get scammed here! Because of a dire weather forecast, we called before buying tickets to all three parks and were assured that all parks were open, which was not the case. Had they told us the truth, we would only have purchased tickets to the main park. We understand the need to close some of the rides and parks when the weather is dangerous, but hurricane harbor NEVER opened that day. They have a no refund policy, but this was deceptive on their part. We cannot return this season, so we asked for a refund, which they refused.

We have visited Six Flags many times and it is always a great day out. There are plenty of rides and we had two new rides this year (Jersey Devil and Medusa) with the Flash coming out in 2025 (I believe). For the first time in so many visits, King Da Ka was open. This is the tallest ride in the world. It is worth it. Very fast and fun. So many of the regulars are still there and still a great day. Superman, Batman, Nitro among others are great rides. Fun activities for kids of all ages

A friend from Philadelphia and I usually include this park in our coaster trip travels, even if the travels are to other parts of the country. This is a great park that happens to be celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. The park offers an excellent selection of rides. The food is decent. Most of the employees are very friendly, and they were all efficient. Despite a lighter crowd than usual, thanks to the weather forecast, the ride ops did a great job moving people through the lines. Re-rides are permitted, and many patrons were taking advantage of this. This is one of the strengths of Six Flags parks.

Looking past the insanely priced food and $30(!) parking, it’s very difficult to give this park anything other than 5 stars for enjoyment. The park is easily accessible from major roads, and the variety and quality of the rides is fantastic, and we loved the fact that the site is fairly compact so you can get between rides quickly. We had an 11 and 9 year old, and rode pretty much all the thrill rides other than Kingda ka (we were cowards!) and superman (closed). Our 9 year old found El Toro a little too intense, but not a complaint because it’s a fantastic ride. We went on a Friday, and not sure if we got lucky or it’s like this all the time, but the queue times were minimal, apart from a long wait on the log flume. Our interactions with the staff were pleasant, they were very helpful.

Enjoyed a great afternoon at Six Flags with my family. We didn't get "fast pass" so were worried about long lines but were pleasantly surprised that we were able to walk on to all of the rides with min wait times (5 mins or less). We even were able to ride El Toro twice in a row without getting off the ride.

We are a family of 4, with 3 addicted to thrill rides, so we had high expectations of Six Flags GA (we have been before to other thrill parks, such as Ferrari World, in UAE, and Canada's Wonderland). We basically had the time of our lives, we enjoyed everything. Most important, the park had few visitors, which meant we almost had no line wait. This is important because we are used to 1h+ lines in Disneyland Paris and other parks. We took 6 times Kingda Ka and 4 times El Toro, in the 2 days, and we went to all the rides we wanted to. I have only experienced similar sensations to the ones provided by Kingda Ka on Formula Rossa (the fastest coaster in the world), and these 2 are apart from every other coasters I have been given the thrust felt by the amazing push. Really enjoyed that feeling from Kingda Ka, thank you, Six Flags! I am not sure why I am reading other less positive reviews, but as a European I would advise anyone visiting NY/Phily and enjoying thrill parks to drop by SFGA. My only negative issue and again this is from an European perspective (I am aware everyone in US drives to everywhere), is that the park does not offer any reasonable solution for those that do not have a car. There are no bus nor partner hotels nearby, and this increases the price of visiting SFGA (we took Uber/Lyft, had to wait, risking no one would accept the ride). Perhaps SFGA could at least partner with some hotels to facilitate the visit for those that do not have a car. We went on 27-28th August (2 days). Got the Platinum Pass in a promotion by following an important advice from SF customer center (thank you).