Six Flags

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Last verified 27 Aug 2026

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Last verified 30 Aug 2026

4.6 171060 ratings · App Store

1. 1/5Not good

   Six Flags encourages people to use their app’s meal ordering function. However it doesn’t reliably prevent you from ordering items from restaurants that are closed! We ordered lunch only to find out 30 minutes later the restaurant wasn’t even open. Worse yet they charged the meal even though we never got anything. Guest relations was completely unhelpful so now we’re hoping the credit card company will cancel the charge. The app also didn’t recognize our day pass had at least one meal credit, which we could only activate in person with a cashier. As far as rides go, the status of rides being open or temporarily closed was not very accurate on the app. Nor did the stated wait times match what was on the TV monitors in the park. These experiences are related to the Los Angeles area Six Flags so maybe that park is just poorly run. Finally the map function is helpful for telling you where you are at the moment although the navigation feature was not intuitive. An old fashioned paper map would have worked just as well but they don’t seem to have those around anymore.

   E Chow · 27 Aug 2026

2. 1/5BAD SERVICE

   Here’s the deal. I am a PREMIUM six flags member and payed a lot of money for my pass. The service I have received over the past 13 years of being a member isn’t relevant. Starting off strong with multiple of the thrill rides always being closed for most of the day. Next is customer service. Even though most of the population attending this park is teenagers who DONT HAVE CREDIT CARDS, the park doesn’t take cash and the kids are unable to pay easily. Although there are Cash-to-Card machines i’ve run into many problems with them such as left over money that cannot be used and broken dispensers. Another thing is the drop off point. The location to pick up and drop of passengers is a very far distance. I’m hot enough and don’t want to walk another mile. Lastly the food and water situation. I think it’s a very smart idea to give out free water except the cups are very small and can hold limited water which in inhuman for the price of the tickets. I’ve had many bad incounters with buying food and bad service from the workers. I’m very disappointed most of the time I visit.

   randomadvisor · 27 Aug 2026

3. 2/5App either needs work or employees are lazy

   Went to Six Flags Over Texas for the first time in over a decade and was disappointed in many things, this app being one of them. I was initially excited to discover a Six Flags app as I enjoy using the apps for Disney World and Silver Dollar City. I love that they have the ability to show wait times, routes to places you want to go, and online food ordering. The Six Flags app, however, was EXTREMELY inaccurate with wait times and listed rides that were closed (and there were many of them) as open, which was frustrating after making a trips across the park for certain rides. Many rides that said 5 minute wait times were actually more of a 30-40 minute wait. I don’t know if employees are in charge of keeping that up to date but they need to do a much better job. We also bought the dining pass but couldn’t get it to load onto the app due to poor internet access in the park. It’s 2024, how is that still an issue? Then half of the restaurant workers weren’t knowledgeable about what foods or drinks were included with the pass or said they didn’t accept the dining pass even thought their restaurant was included under “dining pass” in the app. And lastly, the tracker was frustrating and couldn’t find our location in the park or was slow to catch up when mapping rides. Overall made for a stressful experience which was disappointing as it was my kids’ first ever trip to Six Flags. It was also sad to see the current state of the park, I assume Covid did a number on it because they weren’t enough employees working and much of it was closed or had limited options. It was also more rundown—lots of things need to be cleaned up or repainted and the theming was kind of all over the place. Very sad fall from the Six Flags Over Texas of the 90’s. As a DFW resident it confirmed why we don’t hear as much about anymore like we did back then.

   Heyhey0609 · 27 Aug 2026

4. 1/5disappointed

   I am extremely disappointed at my experience today at six flags. I went at 5 pm to try to get into the park with two legal adults, both 18 one almost 19. We did not know before hand that they had made a new policy because this had never been a problem at all. We tried to get into six flags and were stopped for not being over 21, This policy had never occurred before unless it was fright fest, so i was extremely confused on why they would bring it back. We tried to get in with another guardian over 21 but were stopped by the same security guard and they let our guardian pass but not us. Afterwards the same security guards called the security and told us we had to leave for the night or we would be escorted and banned for life. To me i found this rule very unfair and simply stupid, why can an 18 year old not be able to enter when that is a legal adult. If there going to keep a policy they should at least change it so a LEGAL adult should be allowed to be a chaperone for anyone under 15. Not to mention this was my friends last day before her pass expired and we were excited to spend her last day of her pass with eachorher just to not be let in because of this policy.

   helllooooo__3888 · 27 Aug 2026

5. 1/5So Many Errors and Misinformation

   With the ownership of Worlds of Fun switching to EPR, the app and website are now combining with Six Flags. I didn’t mind this change, but its section within the six flags website and app are messy, misinformed, and just generally not working. The app says the park is closed at all hours everyday (when it is very much open), any sort of movement on the website, whether it be viewing account information or merely scrolling down is met with a repeated error. Additionally, this app/website does not connect to your purchases made on your account. I’ve purchased a season pass this year and no matter how many times I enter the ID number and account information, the app and website can’t find it. Regardless of the fact that I have vouchers, a verification email with the pass itself, and a link to the file holding the pass (proving I did purchase it, it’s just unable to be found anywhere else) It just feels like a huge step back, as the separate Worlds of Fun app worked very efficiently and was incredibly easy to manage. These issues have lasted for months, and I understand a grace period as the park changes ownership, but this problem needs to be addressed as it is inhibiting customers from being able to attend the park and access any of the benefits of the new ownership. Why should we celebrate being apart of EPR if EPR refuses to fix the issues that are ruining what was once a great system?

   Wonder bird101 · 27 Aug 2026

3.4 37080 ratings · Google Play

1. 1/5

   much like everything six flags is run down and garbage! what did you stupid people do to kings Island!!! food is nasty as hell charging people 20 for some dollar tree Salisbury steaks, kings Island is sure to close now! and your app sucks

   Nikki Sirback · 31 Jul 2026

2. 4/5

   ok. Was amazing pre- merger, but backend errors are overwhelming, and almost at every turn currently. Some passes won't add, and there are many times where it just gets stuck on the loading screen.

   Caleb · 31 Jul 2026

3. 1/5

   Passes disappeared from app and unable to add them back. getting support from Six Flags is next to impossible.

   Joshua Bowlin · 31 Jul 2026

4. 5/5

   🤟🏻🫶🏻👌🏻

   Ashley McCasland · 31 Jul 2026

5. 1/5

   the map sucks and u cant even see wait times regardless if ur in the park. is it that hard to make a good app?

   Pink SewerRat · 31 Jul 2026

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