Vallejo firefighters Stephen Kay, left, and Kevin Reustle pose for a portrait outside of The Joker ride at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom in Vallejo, Calif., on Thursday, April 1, 2021. Marissa Leshnov / Special to The Chronicle Show More Show Less 4 of7 The park will reopen to the general public - at 15% capacity via online reservations - Saturday. Medical staff and first responders ride a roller coaster at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom in Vallejo. Marissa Leshnov / Special to The Chronicle Show More Show Less 3 of7 Stephanie Ramsey, an urgent care nurse at Sutter Health in Palo Alto, was among those on hand as Six Flags reopened in Vallejo. Marissa Leshnov / Special to The Chronicle Show More Show Less 2 of7 The Six Flags 10-meal dining plan replaces a $150 per year unlimited dining plan that became a viral sensation when frugal food hackers found ways to eat for less than $1 a day.Vallejo firefighters Brett Bullock and Stephen Kay prepare for a thrill ride at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom. That means depending on where you buy your pass the meal deal premium costs you $175 to $215 - or $17.50 to $21.50 per meal. Ultimate Passes - which come with the 10-meal dining plan - appear to be priced at $350 at all parks. Louis to $165 at Six Flags New England and $175 at Six Flags Over Texas. Most Six Flags parks operate on a seasonal basis with Halloween and Christmas events - which means the “year” varies by location.Įxtreme Passes - which are good at all outdoor Six Flags amusement parks and water parks – range in price by market from $135 at Hurricane Harbor Phoenix and $150 at Six Flags St. area to $115 at Six Flags Great America in the Chicago area. Prices for Thrill Seeker annual passes also vary by park - from $78 at Frontier City in Oklahoma to $90 at Six Flags America in the Washington D.C. Summer Passes are as cheap as $50 at Six Flags Over Georgia and more than half the Six Flags amusement parks offer a Summer Pass for $60 or less. Prices vary in each of the Six Flags markets in North America. SEE ALSO: Six Flags Magic Mountain adds digital wait time boards throughout park The two system-wide annual passes also include a pair of Junior Passes - which get kids under 42 inches tall into the parks all season with the annual passholder. The three annual pass levels offer 12-month payment options. The Ultimate annual pass tosses in a 10-meal dining plan - for $350 at both Magic Mountain and Discovery Kingdom. The Extreme annual pass runs $195 at Magic Mountain and $175 at Discovery Kingdom. The two top-priced annual pass tiers offer unlimited access to all Six Flags outdoor amusement and water parks in the United States, Canada and Mexico and include preferred parking. SEE ALSO: Six Flags Magic Mountain adds new single-rider lines to shorten wait times The Thrill Seeker pass is $140 at Magic Mountain and $115 at Discovery Kingdom. The other local option is the Thrill Seeker annual pass which comes with access to your home park and the neighboring water park as well as parking - but as the name suggests is good for the whole year rather than just the summer. The Six Flags Summer Passes - which come with parking - are being promoted as a limited-time offer. The Discovery Kingdom Summer Pass costs $75 and gets you into the Vallejo amusement park and the nearby Hurricane Harbor water park in Concord. Magic Mountain Summer Passes cost $100 and are good at the Valencia amusement park and the Hurricane Harbor water park next door. The Summer Pass - as the name suggests - is good for the summer through Labor Day on Sept. The lowest-priced two tiers – Summer and Thrill Seeker – are only good at your home park. The new Six Flags annual pass - which is sold at every park in the chain and varies by price at each location - has four tiers: Summer, Thrill Seeker, Extreme and Ultimate.

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