Six Flags season passes are now grouped regionally, providing access to multiple theme parks and water parks rather than just one.

Six Flags restructures season passes by region

Six Flags Entertainment Corporation announced the change to a regional season pass structure on Feb. 2, 2026. The new structure applies to Six Flags “gold” passes, and introduces four groups: East, Midwest, Texas, and West. (See which parks belong to which group below.) “Silver”-level passes remain on an individual park-by-park basis.

For a limited time, guests can purchase a gold pass for the price of a silver pass at select parks.

Season passholders who already have a gold pass to a Six Flags park do not have to do anything to receive the added benefit of admission to all parks of their respective regional tier. If you already purchased a gold pass to any Six Flags park, you’ll automatically now receive 2026 admission to all the parks belonging to that park’s region.

List of Six Flags parks in ‘East Region’ gold pass

• Carolina Harbor (Charlotte, N.C.)
• Carowinds (Charlotte, N.C.)
• Dorney Park (Allentown, Penn.)
• Hurricane Harbor (near Atlanta, Ga.)
• Hurricane Harbor (Queensbury, N.Y.)
• Hurricane Harbor (near Springfield, Mass.)
• Kings Dominion (Doswell, Va.)
• Six Flags Great Adventure (Jackson Township, N.Y.)
• Six Flags Great Escape (Queensbury, N.Y.)
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor New Jersey (Jackson Township, N.J.)
• Six Flags New England (near Springfield, Mass.)
• Six Flags Over Georgia (near Atlanta, Ga.)
• Six Flags White Water (near Atlanta, Ga.)
• Soak City (Doswell, Va.)
• Wild Safari Adventure (Jackson Township, N.J.)
• Wildwater Kingdom (Allentown, Penn.)

List of Six Flags parks in ‘Midwest Region’ gold pass

• Canada’s Wonderland (Ontario, Canada)
• Cedar Point (Sandusky, Ohio)
• Cedar Point Shores (Sandusky, Ohio)
• Hurricane Harbor (near St. Louis, Mo.)
• Kings Island (Mason, Ohio)
• La Ronde (Montreal, Quebec, Canada)
• Michigan’s Adventure (Mukegon, Mich.)
• Oceans of Fun (Kansas City, Mo.)
• Six Flags Darien Lake (near Buffalo, N.Y.)
• Six Flags Great America (near Chicago, Ill.)
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Chicago (near Chicago, Ill.)
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Darien Lake (near Buffalo, N.Y.)
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Rockford (Cherry Valley, Ill.)
• Six Flags St. Louis (near St. Louis, Mo.)
• Soak City (Mason, Ohio)
• Soak City (Shakopee, Minn.)
• Splash Works (Ontario, Canada)
• Valleyfair (Shakopee, Minn.)
• WildWater Adventure (Mukegon, Mich.)
• Worlds of Fun (Kansas City, Mo.)

List of Six Flags parks in ‘Texas Region’ gold pass

• Schlitterbahn Waterpark Galveston (Galveston, Texas)
• Schlitterbahn Waterpark New Braunfels (New Braunfels, Texas)
• Six Flags Fiesta Texas (San Antonio, Texas)
• Six Flags Frontier City (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Arlington (near Dallas, Texas)
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Oklahoma City (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor San Antonio (San Antonio, Texas)
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Splashtown (near Houston, Texas)
• Six Flags Over Texas (near Dallas, Texas)
• Tormenta, Six Flags Over Texas

List of Six Flags parks in ‘West Region’ gold pass

• California’s Great America (near San Francisco, Calif.)
• Knott’s Berry Farm (Buena Park, Calif.)
• Knott’s Berry Farm Soak City (Buena Park, Calif.)
• Six Flags Discovery Kingdom (near San Francisco, Calif.)
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Concord (near San Francisco, Calif.)
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles (near Los Angeles, Calif.)
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Oaxtepec (Oaxtepec, Mexico)
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Phoenix (near Phoenix, Ariz.)
• Six Flags Magic Mountain (near Los Angeles, Calif.)
• Six Flags México (Mexico City, Mexico)
• South Bay Shores (near San Francisco, Calif.)

What these changes mean for Six Flags

“We’re redefining what a season pass or membership can be,” said John Reilly, president and CEO of Six Flags. “By including multiple parks with every gold pass, guests can explore more rides, more events and more experiences all with one affordable pass. We’ll unlock more fun and adventure at an unbeatable value.”

The new structure marks the first company-wide sweeping change under Reilly, who was installed as Six Flags’ new president and CEO in December 2025. Reilly replaced Richard A. Zimmerman, who led Cedar Fair prior to its 2024 merge with Six Flags. Reilly was previous CEO of other theme park companies such as Palace Entertainment and SeaWorld.

Last year, Six Flags launched its “MVP” (Most Valuable Pass) sale, a limited-time offer during which guests who purchased a 2026 season pass to any North American Six Flags park received admission to the company’s 50+ other North American parks for free. It seems this new regional structure is a more restrained, long-term version of that temporary offer.

North American Six Flags personnel recently said the company may close or sell more of its theme parks — after already shuttering several — as the company continues to evaluate its portfolio of over 50 parks following its merge with Cedar Fair in 2024.


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