Question about this SixFlags offer!
 

On this site http://www.sixflags.com/parks/magicm...ingoffers.html it sais
"Bring any can to a Six Flags Magic Mountain ticket booth and receive one free admission ticket for every one purchased - everyday!"
Does this mean I can buy a ticket online and then bring a can to the tix booth to get a free admission or do I have to buy one ticket AT the tix booth and not online??
Just wanna get sure.

They are talking about the specially marked coke cans that says "Buy one get one free"

From the way I read it, you have to go there and buy it, given the "Bring any can to a Six Flags Magic Mountain ticket booth".

Besides, how are they gonna collect your can of coke online? :tpg:

No I mean I'm going with a friend so one of us needs to have a ticket already but should I get this one ticket online (which is cheaper) or at the booth? That is kinda confusing

Probably the booth is alot easier. Bad internet connections might mess up your charge.

I think the money you'll save by using a "Buy One, Get One Free" off will be much more than the money you'll save by purchasing your ticket online. :D

Six Flags anything isn't worth the money in my opinion. From the description, seems like you have to go to the booth. Best way is to call and ask if you can use it online (doubt it).

Fucking A.

They've raised the price to $55. Waiting in line for ten to forty minutes to ride something for a minute has never been worth $55. A season pass alleviates it a bit, but I can't muster the effort to be around shitheads for the pass to break even.

I always thought people preferred Magic Mountain...?
At least, in high school, the only 'good' end-of-the-year trips were the ones that went there. I personally can't stand it, because I don't like scary rides, but everyone else seemed to think Disneyland was shit, and MM was the shit.

Whatever. But when I wanted one of those stupid cans (in Texas), they weren't running the special!!! Seriously, the only time in the recent history of Coke when they weren't advertising that, and in its place had some crap about the Longhorns (Hook 'em!) winning the Rose Bowl. Annoying.

Going to Six Flags during the summer sucks, but going over Winter Break is awesome. Sure, they close at 6, but there was only one ride that had a line that took longer than 5 minutes to get through.

As for the original question, I'm pretty sure you have to buy it at the ticket booth.

Going to Six Flags at any time is always awesome, and even the crappiest coaster is worth the wait, no matter how long that wait may be. But then again, I'm a roller coaster fanatic.

Generally speaking, the best times to go are during the middle of the week in late october. Nobody is ever there.

Magic Mountain might be no more soon so thats why I wanna go now and my friend will move back to japan by the end of this month.
I think we're going like next wednesday.

Yea... especially Kentucky Kingdom, the only amusement park in Kentucky. It's like Lameland or something. To get anything good, you have to go up to Kings Island in Cincinatti.

Does anybody know WHY they decided to call Six Flags... Six Flags? What does Six Flags have to do with an amusement park? Why not 13 stripes or... 50 stars?

What does the name Six Flags Symbolize?

Might be no more... by the end of this month.... like next wednesday...

OK! YOU SOUND LIKE YOU ARE PRETTY SURE OF YOURSELF!

Six Flags, I believe, was originally from Texas, and Texas historically can be summarized within literally six flags:

Spain
France
Mexico
Texas
USA
Confederate States (during the Civil War)

Can be found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_flags_over_Texas

I know the Six Flags in Houston shut down this year. That should tell you something about those foul germ infested places.

Isn't that the whole point in why I'm going next we? That post makes no sense what so ever:juggler: