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How to get Six Flags Magic Mountain discount tickets and special offersIn the slide show above, you're viewing pictures of fun Six Flags Magic Mountain rides and characters! Teens and adults love Magic Mountain's huge & scary roller coasters---the biggest collection of thrill ride fun in the western USA! Children and families enjoy the wide variety of family rides the whole group may enjoy together, as well as a large kiddie land full of rides and attractions for kids & their parents. This website features many photos of Magic Mountain's rides and attractions. After you're through checking out the discount ticket plans, be sure to check out still MORE pics of Six Flags Magic Mountain! Discounts on one-day Magic Mountain tickets1.) Coke discount time is here. Keep your eyes open for specially marked cans of Coca Cola products. Every summer, Six Flags Magic Mountain runs a buy-one-get-one-free ticket deal on specially printed cans of Coca Cola and other Coke products (like diet Coke and Sprite.) With the Coke BOGO offer, your final price of admission per-person will be $29.99. You must IGNORE the part of the Coke can which states an admission price of $21.99 because this price applies to the Hurricane Harbor water park ONLY. (Yes, the can is printed so that it LOOKS like the $21.99 price applies to the theme park, too; but despite the can's misleading design, the park will not honor that price.) The specially-marked Coke cans may be used at the ticket booths through September 28, 2008. However, you should get your can ASAP, because once these special cans have all been sold, then your chance to get one is gone!2.) Print at Home discounts: You don't really have to bother hunting for these specially marked cans of Coke if you want a good one-day discount to Six Flags in Southern California. The Magic Mountain print-at-home discount currently lets you buy tickets at this same $29.99 price. You may use the following link to check out the print-at-home discount on the SixFlags.com website. Note: the print-at-home ticket sale might end without any advanced warning from Magic Mountain; they reserve the right to change ticket prices as they see fit. 3.) AAA's great 1-day ticket savings: Members of the AAA (American Automobile Association) can get a 1-day Magic Mountain ticket for the special price of $27.99! If you have a membership, this deal involves using the promo code of AAA500 as you order your tickets on the Six Flags website. (The general public can't use that code because you must be prepared to show your AAA card at the gate.) If you don't wish to print out your tickets ahead of time, there's no problem. You can simply show your AAA card at the Magic Mountain ticket booths, and you should be given this same price (according to AAA literature.) For further information, please use the following link to view details of the AAA's Magic Mountain discount program. (Note: Show your AAA card when buying Hurricane Harbor tickets, and you'll get a $2 discount.) 4.) www.VisitCalifornia.com's Magic Mountain discount coupon: www.VisitCalifornia.com is the state of California's official travel & tourism website. You'll get a $20 discount coupon from their website. While this is a super discount, it still doesn't beat the theme park's own print-at-home price. HOWEVER, you have to have a credit card or debit card in order to take advantage of the print at home special...and not everybody has one. Here's a link to the $20 Magic Mountain discount coupon on the VisitCalifornia.com website.
Is it better to buy daily tickets or a season pass?Frequent Magic Mountain visitors should get a Play Pass (which is the name of the 6 Flags season pass) for the best savings. If you plan to return more than 2 times to Magic Mountain this summer, your cost-per-visit will be cheaper if you get a season pass than if you use either the Coke can special, the AAA special or the print-at-home discount several times. And, if you plan to visit Magic Mountain more than 4 times this year, it will be cheaper to choose the Extreme Play Pass which includes parking (because at $15 per visit to park, this expense adds up fast!) We'll talk about 6 Flags Magic Mountain season passes farther down on this page. As you can see in the picture of the new "X2" (to your left,) this roller coaster is now a mean-looking machine! (The "X No Limits" roller coaster received a new name with its makeover, as you may have heard.) During the coaster's makeover, audio and visual effects were added. The X2 coaster's new colors are red and black. To discover more fun facts about the new X2 roller coaster, check out the 6 Flags "Baja Ridge" themed area page of this website. New multiple-attraction discount for 2008!Magic Mountain now included in the LA Go Card program!What is the Los Angeles Go Card? If you're unfamiliar with the Go Card discount plan (which operates in a number of cities throughout the USA,) it's an exciting way to see multiple attractions at discount rates. It's cutting-edge because Go Cards are the first plan where the purchasers gets to pick WHICH attractions they'll see...rather than the company producing the plan. How does the Los Angeles Go Card work? There are about five dozen "member attractions" in LA, Orange and San Diego counties who accept the Los Angeles Go Card. You are free to pick and choose from among them, deciding which attractions you'll visit, and which you'll skip. You simply figure out how many days you'll want to tour SoCal attractions. Then, you purchase a 1, 2, 3, 5 or 7-day Los Angeles Go Card for that period of time. Once you pre-pay for your card, then you simply head to the attractions you want to visit, show your Go Card at the ticket booth, and you're given an entrance pass without any further charge.
Obviously, the Go Card discount tickets benefit the tourist who lingers less time at each attraction. Go-getters who tour 2 or 3 attractions in one day are going to save more money than those who linger at only one attraction for that same length of time. Since most people want to spend all day and all evening enjoying the rides at Magic Mountain, this discount may not be the best savings plan for theme park-lovers. On the other hand, there are many Southern California visitors who are NOT theme park die-hards, and who would like to enjoy the park for a few hours...then move on to something else. While the price of "popping in" for an hour or two at 6 Flags has been prohibitively expensive in the past, the Los Angeles Go Card makes it financially feasible for anyone to enjoy the park for a short time, then move on to enjoy other SoCal experiences.List of attractions where you can use the Los Angeles Go Card: Universal Studios Hollywood, Knott's Berry Farm and Legoland are other major theme parks included as options on the LA Go Card discount pass. Also included are Hollywood tours, movie studio tours, the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, tours of the Queen Mary, the Los Angeles Zoo, Wild Rivers Water Park (in season,) harbor tours, many museums, and more. San Diego attractions included in the LA Go Card (in addition to Legoland) include San Diego Harbor excursions and Belmont Amusement Park wristbands. To read through the full list will take you awhile; so to browse through the entire listing, you may view the Go Los Angeles Card Magic Mountain Play Pass = great benefits!Frequent Six Flags visitors save most by getting a season pass!
You'll get some very good benefits if you purchase Six Flags Magic Mountain season tickets. A Magic Mountain season pass costs $69.99 (as of May 23, 2008; the $59 Spring Special on season passes has ended.) With a 6 Flags Play Pass, you'll get admission to 6 Flags Magic Mountain theme park on the day of your season pass purchase PLUS (here's the good part) FOR ALL THE REST OF 2008, AS WELL. One tremendous advantage of buying the season pass is that it's not only accepted for admission to Magic Mountain in Valencia/greater Los Angeles, but also for admission during ALL of 2008 to almost ALL of the Six Flags theme parks! Think about it---because the Six Flags chain owns so many parks (spread out all over North America), if you do any traveling at all this coming summer, you're bound to end up near to a Six Flags theme park! And then you'll be all set to enjoy a free, fun activity on your vacation! LIST OF SIX FLAGS THEME PARKS: Here's a list of the 6 Flags theme parks where your Six Flags Magic Mountain's season pass will be honored: *Six Flags Discovery Kingdom (formerly called Six Flags Marine World,) Vallejo, California (Greater San Francisco) Season passes online: You may purchase Magic Mountain season passes on the ticketing page of the SixFlags.com website, where you may also find out further information, as well. If you buy your season pass online, you will still have to process your pass at the theme park on your first visit there. It saves you the time of standing in line at the ticket booth if you get them ahead. You are also immune to any price increases, if there should be any. Six Flags Extreme Play PassWhich rides accept the Flash Pass? Here's the list of rides which accept the Flash Pass; however, any of these rides might or might not be accepting Flash Passes on the particular day that you attend Magic Mountain. Roller coasters accepting the Flash Pass: Other rides accepting Flash Passes: Magic Mountain print-at-home discount tickets
MAGIC MOUNTAIN PRINT AT HOME DISCOUNT TICKETS: You can save big bucks on your Magic Mountain visit simply by thinking ahead and purchasing your tickets online. You may buy online print-at-home adult tickets to Magic Mountain for only $29.99.Children's print-at-home ticket prices: Kids print-at-home Magic Mountain tickets also cost only $29.99. Babies and toddlers age 2 and under get into 6 Flags for FREE! To take advantage of the Magic Mountain "Print-N-Go" special ticket prices, you may use the following link to check out the You may use the following link to check out the print-at-home discount on the SixFlags.com website's online ticketing page.
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