Six Flags Magic Mountain

If you forgot your season pass, turn around and go home. It literally took us 2 hours to wait in line and get a temporary pass for the day. This is worse than going to the DMV. Horrible customer service. Why not stab myself in the eye with my keys? It seems better than waiting in this line.

The quesadilla was as soggy as my underwear I wore under my swimsuit… The chips were as if Jim Gaffigan was asked to take a stab at the Mexican snack food market… The lemonade was satisfactory

Last September I brought my teenage kids to Six Flags for their first time. I just knew that somewhere under their skins were thrill-​seekers just waiting to experience the fun of roller coasters. As we came up to the ticket booth we discovered that season tickets were on sale… actually cheaper than one-​day passes. What’s more, a second special offered that when you buy four season tickets you get automatically upgraded to gold passes, and since I have three kids, that’s exactly what happened. So for the first time in my life I have found myself using season passes to an amusement park (with free parking!).
Magic Mountain was already pretty much my favorite place to go in the world, because I grew up visiting here about once a year and learned to love the flips and drops of roller coasters. So coming here as a regular has truly been a great experience.
I highly recommend planning a trip during the off season, on a less-​busy day. I came with a friend on President’s Day this last January and we rode 12 roller coasters in 3 hours, including riding X2 twice in a row without having to get off. This was exceptional but not all that unusual this past offseason for me, as I stood in many lines that I thought should take an hour but turned out to be a quarter of that.
I have several coasters that I must recommend in particular. Tatsu is a real thriller, as it throws you on the outside of several twists and turns and you can see the entire park from your harness. I thought last year’s rebuild of the Twisted Colossus would lose the magic of my original favorite roller coaster, but I was 100% wrong, because it’s better than ever. Full Throttle is GO from the first moment to the last, and probably the most thrilling legal experience a person can have with 20 strangers in public. The New Revolution is a can’t-miss: the Virtual Reality is fantastic and will change the way you ride a roller coaster. X2 will drop you face-​first straight down to the ground, then twist and turn you in directions you’re pretty sure shouldn’t be possible.
On the flip side, skip Green Lantern: First Flight and The Batman. GL is actually not fun at all, while Batman — like the Ben Affleck that plays him — is very much showing its age; it’s not a smooth ride and in a park with this many attractions you just don’t need to spend your time on it.
If you do get the gold pass like I did, don’t forget about Six Flags Discovery Kingdom up in Vallejo: elephant rides, dolphin shows, and a handful more coasters, all yours without paying for parking or entrance.

GUEST RELATIONS are terrible.
Let me first start by saying we normally get season passes every year. With that, we get their promotion via email and today was bring a friend for free and since we live in Vegas, we decided it was worth the last minute trip. I got the night shift covered and we headed out.
My friend’s gf broke her foot the day before so she had to get one of those boots to wear. She wasn’t a big fan of coasters so it was hard to convince her to go. Eventually we did but we had to make sure we rent a wheel chair. By the time we got to six flags we asked to get a wheelchair and they directed us to guest relations. Then we had to wait like 2 hours in their line to get the the wheel chair and maybe see if we can bypass the queues. During the wait there was an employee name Patrick that was assisting the guests in the line; I spoke to him directly and ask the procedures since it took forever. He looked at the medical documents and said that should be fine. By the time we went to the counter that’s when everything went south. Racquel was the agent that went through the medical records but then she brings out a paper stating if her documents didn’t say she can’t stand in the queue then my friend’s gf weren’t approved to be ADA. Well you can clearly see that not only her records says she has a fractured foot but you can see her with a boot and she is limping. Racquel said she can give us a courtesy pass and for future reference to bring the doctors note. The agent asked how many in the party and we said 5 but she said she can only do 4. (Really one more couldn’t hurt) I told her that Patrick said it was for the whole group but Racqual still didn’t want to add our 5^th person. We took it anyways just so we can get the wheel chair and not lose anymore daylight. Then she said the wheel chair was in a different building behind guest relations. (This whole time we were sent to the wrong place for the wheel chairs)
At this point we were livid especially my ADA friend. We now have to decide which one of us can ride which ride and how we have to rotate on who will go on the next one. We were annoyed about the pass only allowing 4 so I went to inquire about the «flash pass» but the line was long for that as well. I left since its almost 3pm and we still haven’t rode a ride. After a couple rides like Tatsu being closed for maintenance we were tired of waiting so we went to the Roaring Rapids. I went up through the flash pass section since it’s normally for ADA and ask where is the ramp for my friend. The ride attendant said there was no ramp and we have to take the stairs. (Think that should be a law suit) Anyways not only we carried her through the exit we had to bring the wheel chair up those stairs since there was no where to store it. Carrying her down the ramp we went to go back to Tatsu. I bought a souvenir drink with the refills so I can cool off in the line. We got to the ride and my girl put the cup in the shelves. After the ride, the cup was gone (someone probably took it) I asked the attendants and they said they don’t know what happen to it but you can go down to the food court see if they can replace it. I went there and waited in line. I showed the wristband and told her what happened and the cashier said I can’t do anything about that you have to go to guest relations. I ask if there is another location since we were located towards the back of the park and I believe the building was near the entrance. The cashier advise me to go there and they can replace the cup.
Now with this hot weather and our groups day is being ruined; I went to see if they can do anything about it. By the time I arrived there, guess who was at the counter (Yup it was Racquel)
This is where I got frustrated. I told her about how our experience durning this whole day and she didn’t care. (Why should she; she messed it up from the start) she just said we can’t replace any lost items. (Then why would the cashier send me all the way back down here) I asked for the supervisor. He was dressed in a rent a cop outfit and his name was Fernando. He was also in crutches so I was hoping he can relate. He showed a lack of concern and just like a juke box said the same thing Racquel said «they can’t replace any lost items» being irritated I asked what I can do and he said just file a complaint. Behind him stood a guy name John observing this whole situation. I asked who he was and then he finally identifies himself as the team lead. For the 3^rd time I told him how terrible today went and the same thing happen. They won’t replace anything. He advise me to contact corporate and file a complaint. John did offer a line jump pass for 2 rides on our next visit. Why would I ever want to come back. I asked for a business card and nobody had any they just wrote a contact number on a scrap paper (661−255−4100) How can that department call themselves guest relations when it’s the exact opposite. No customer service at all.

I love Magic Mountain. I’m writing this 1 star review to get manager’s attention about our concerns with the way we were mistreated and safety issues. Tatsu ride was down and we were stuck facing down for about half an hour. A worker Lamont was rude and had bad customer service. It was super hot and people were very uncomfortable stuck. At the end of it all, they ended up releasing each seat manually which they can have done within the first five minutes that we were stuck. They offered each one of us a fast pass for any ride but when we asked for the rides that we wanted, they said it wasn’t available. We denied the offer and continued on with our flash pass that we already purchased. All we wanted was water and they couldn’t provide that either. Please take care of this issue.

THREATENED WITH ARREST FOR CHOOSING MY OWN SEAT ON A ROLLER COASTER!
To any coaster enthusiast, the seat on the train MATTERS. Front, back, middle, all provide varied experiences. Most (if not all) parks allow you to choose your seat on any roller coaster. Not Six Flags Magic Mountain. They’ve instituted a policy called of «No Preferred Seating,» or «You sit where I tell you, OR ELSE!» And, as I found out today, if you refuse and request a certain seat, and offer to wait longer for the aforementioned seat, they’ll HAVE PARK SECURITY ARREST YOU. I’m quiet serious.
My family and I were about to be loaded on the Full Throttle Roller Coaster. We ask the attendant, assigning rows, if we could please sit in the back two rows, which had NOT been assigned yet. They say, «No preferential seating.» We ask «Why? We waited our turn. We’d like the back.»
«No,» he says. «Policy.»
We ask WHY that’s their policy: «Policy.»
I ask to speak to the Lead Ride Operator: «Policy.»
I say, «Look, I’ll wait as long as you like but I don’t want the middle. I want a more intense ride. I’d like the back.»
«No.» She tells me I’m «cheating» other riders because then they’d have to honor every request for seats and it would take to long to run the ride. I say, «Not everyone asks for a specific seat and rides in every other park in America, and other rides in YOUR PARK, don’t have the staff choosing seats for you. I waited in line. I’d like my seat please.» She implies, basically, go to the middle. Or get out.
We go to the middle.
Then, she SKIPS ROWS to load people in the back car, then EYES us, like it’s a power play! My family had had it! We take the back rows, (one still completely unfilled) that we wanted. Then, the Lead comes SCREAMING across the station, «No you’re in the middle!» I told her I was going to wait my turn for the back. She literally SLAMS her clipboard down, and yells about us to the actual ride op. She actually HOLDS UP THE RIDE to argue with us, and then threatened to call Security on my family and have us «escorted out of the park for interfering!»
Interfering? In my own vacation?
Well, since we wanted to actually TRY the coaster, my family took the middle… The ride could have been much better. Like I said, if you’re all about coasters, which Six Flags is SUPPOSEDLY, the seat matters. And nothing excuses the Full Throttle crew’s behavior.
At Guest Services, everyone says EXACTLY THE SAME THING: «Policy.»
In upwards of 2O MINUTES, in guest services, alone, never ONCE is the actual practical necessity of this inane policy that ruined my ride explained. We talk to two people: regular counter rep and the GS manager. The counter rep gives us a Flash pass (cut the line pass) for another coaster. I didn’t want it. I wanted the problem solved but since it was offered, why not. Meanwhile, he gets the GS Manager. She spouts, «Policy,» and doesn’t listen to any question ask. I ask to have Six Flags Corporate call me upon reading my filed «concern.» The GS Manager then REPEALS MY FLASH PASS!!! She tells my mom, to her face, that BECAUSE we were «unsatisfied» with GS’s response to our complaint, we can’t HAVE the Flash Pass because that was a proposed GS solution. It’s either Corporate, or the Flash Pass. «Sorry.» For this, my family purchased season passes?!! For being given ULTIMATUMS instead of assistance? PERFUNCTORY RHETORIC instead of a logical explanation, and THREATENED WITH ARREST!!! The only «MAGIC» about Magic Mountain, based upon my experience today, is how they manage to stay in business. Date of incident: Friday, June 17, 2016

Rides here are really awesome, which is all that matters. I did all the roller coaster rides, for context. I recommend some version of the fast pass so you can do it all.
The food at this park (and most) is absolute garbage. It couldn’t possibly be any worse. We tried a variety of diff items and types of food throughout the day.

This place has the most extreme rides on the planet and just when you think it cant get any better they go and take the classic coaster Collosus and beef it ip and turn it into a beast and now you have a wooden coaster that does a twist loop. The New revolution does not work properly as it takes to long to put on the head sets and alot of them do not work and this consumes to much time! Some of the sets that work have blurry video, I understand it is a new technology but it does have alot of kinks that need to be worked out, otherwise this ride will turn into a flop really quick! Otherwise great engineers who design these beast of rides the work that it takes to do this must be extensive and great coasters and so far I feel a good investment from our Gold combo memberships I love the dinning pass and my all I can drink cup I have and I will be returning here all summer!

I was so excited to purchase my season combo pass this year for both parks! And so far I am just EXTREMELY UNSATISFIED with the service I have received on my 6 visits there…
Not only are they practically turning into Disneyland with all the little extra fees here and there, & the rules regarding the season pass like bringing a friend or what is included if VERY CONFUSING !
Not to mention the people you have hired, I’m guessing mostly are just kids looking for summer jobs, are SO FUCKING RUDE !
Like when I go, and spend all this money on extras like a locker and a gold dining pass, ALSO everytime we go we always get fast passes!
So that’s even MORE MONEY SPENT…
God forbid you have a complaint at the park, all they will tell you is «sorry for the inconvenience»
How about you DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT!
I am NEVER EVER RECOMMENDING NOR BUYING A SEASON PASS EVER FROM SIX FLAGS!
I will just refer people to Raging Waters! Or better yet just some to San Diego where we live and go to Seaworld ! FUCK The LA TRAFFIC JUST TO GET TO OUR DESTINATION TO BE COMPLETELY UNHAPPY with our visit…
NOT TO MENTION THE WATER PARK CLOSED TGE BAR 1 hour and 10 minutes before the park was even suppose to close…
When I asked someone why they closed he said they close the bar 1 hour before the park closes. So not only is that kinda BULLSHIT! But ur also cutting off an EXTRA 10 minutes I could buy a drink & your park could make THAT MUCH MORE ON A DRINK !
But noooooo ! We were denied a beverage at 4:52 when the park closes at 6!
All in all I am so pissed off I have wasted so much money at this park and gas and HOURS IN TRAFFIC !!!
GO TO RAGING WATERS !!! SIX FLAGS IS TURNING INTO DISNEYLAND WITH THEIR PRICES AND RULES !!!

Still a fan, but maybe not so much a fan when its peak season?
My friend and I intended to get there right at opening but unintended delays caused us to be about 40 minutes late. We arrived at 10:40 am and the pack was already pretty busy on Saturday.
Parking: IS LAME. In a sense that 20 dollars to park is absolutely absurd. There’s no place to go that will allow you to park outside because the park itself is so deep in. It sucks and makes coming here a definite treat and something to do with a group of friends. Even Disneyland doesn’t charge this much!
Tickets: The processing fees are ridiculous. 9 dollars to PROCESS? Six flags does a real good job of swindling you of your money. It’s 65 online, 54 if you plan 5 days ahead I believe? It’s not the worst, but it could be better.
Pros:
Thrill seekers you have found your haven. Whether you enjoy the X2 with its burst of flames in your face as you look straight down at the asphalt from hundreds of feet up or you enjoy sky rocketing straight up only to be dropped down, this park has it all.
If you get here early there is no crowd, walking onto rides is a breeze. When it’s not peak season it is also incredibly empty, providing a very worthy experience of re-​riding rides and finishing the entire park by 5 pm.
The layout is pretty easy. I’ve found that starting to the left with X2 and making your way around in a circle provides a pretty good experience.
**a suggestion for the NEW VR roller coaster**
Do it immediately. I made the mistake of assuming that coming back later would be a smart decision and it wasn’t. You’d think a Disneyland expert would know how it works at theme parks, but I assumed so very wrong. At 11 it was an hour wait, at 5:50 pm it was over two hours… Not worth my time!
Cons:
Lines, lines, lines. I personally do not find the front of the line pass worth it for a park like this and therefore refuse to buy it. But some people do and they find it worth it. I just think you can do everything you want in the day without it and saves you a lot of money.
Unfortunately lines are long on peak days.
MAINTENANCE ISSUES: Wow, we must have been in 3 lines where we heard the lovely voice of a worker letting us know the ride had broken down! For such a small theme park you would think they’d try to lock this down to ensure people don’t get upset.
Food: As a fellow Unilocaler I hope you choose to dine outside the park. All my friend and I had was a pretzel. It wasn’t bad, the cheese was great – pretzel not so much. But I sure as heck ain’t paying 5 bucks for a bag of Taqis or 15 dollars for a refillable cup! Head over to Bricks afterwards for some great food instead, my go to when I’m out in SCV!
Overall, I love the thrill rides. I always walk off wondering why I would do that to myself, but the thrill is amazing. Six flags has done that right. These are rides that even though I’ve been on them before, I’ll go on them again and be just as nervous as the first time.

Fun day! At memorial day. Damn line was long but still worth it since me and my friend has two jobs and can’t have any off other than holidays. We got out tickets 5 day advance purchase so instead of around $ 70, it’s $ 55. But then, later on we learned that we can get even more discount because of
. You can get in for as low as $ 45.
We rode 6 rides total. Arrived before 12 noon and left at closing.
1. X2
2. Tatsu
3. Scream
4. Lex Luthor: Drop of Doom
5. Sand Blasters (Bump Car)
6. Apocalypse
Five rides are all extreme. Four of those are roller coasters. All will make you sick if you’re not into adrenaline rides. This is really a wide amusement park. My feet and my friend See are tired. Not only from walking but from waiting standing for 4 – 5 hours or more due to line.
X2. Craziest roller coaster I’ve been in ever. That’s from someone that started riding big ones at 2^nd grade. Not only the normal huge turns but also your seats will rotate as well.
Tatsu. Fun ride. A little extreme too but it has a different effect while riding it. Different style rotation I guess.
Scream. Short line. Good adventure, if you see that the line is short, go and ride it. Worth it.
Sand Blasters. We thought we can’t ride anymore due to closing time but the short was hella short so why not.
Apocalypse. Last ride. DON’T UNDERESTIMATE. This is the coolest.
All wood ride. Design of the place looks like no effort just old cars since duh it’s apocalypse but when you get inside it was cool to see lights and computers so they did think of stuff, lol. Parts where you pass inside is my favorite part but it jiggles.
Corn Dog and Pastrami Fries. Never expect anything from these public places regarding delicious food. It’s okay but not worth the long wait and line. Hopefully next time they will have more people to work on a holiday.

Two words… Twisted Colossus! A couple of more words… go on a Tuesday right before the kiddos get out of school for the summer. You’ll be able to ride Twisted Colossus a couple of times in a row before the lines get too long.
A little tidbit, you are allowed to go out and come back into the parking lot ONCE. So I suggest you grab lunch outside of Six Flags and avoid their ridiculously exorbitant food and drink prices.
This place is a lot of fun for all you thrill-​seekers. Definite musts are Twisted Colossus, X2, Tatsu. I have yet to ride the new Revolution with the VR. The lines are way too long. I would suggest getting there super early and running to that ride just to get it over with. As the day goes by, the lines get longer. This goes for any ride in the park.
The season pass options are really affordable and you can bring a friend in for free every now and then.

(I reposted this review from 5÷28÷2015 in order to merge profiles)
My husband bought tickets for the Valencia six flags a few months ago. He decided to buy the season pass while I stuck with the regular ticket. Today we came back (second time I bought a regular ticket), just to have a worker [who scans our tickets] tell us that I couldave gotten in for free bc my husbands season pass tickets allows him to bring a friend for free. We were frustrated bc if we wouldave known this information, we obviously wouldn’t have gone through the hassle of buying a second ticket!
We naturally went to tell our situation to customer service. They refused to give us a refund or any sort of compensation for the two unnecessary tickets I bought. Six flags is a huge corporation so there is no excuse for the horrible customer service we received. Now we will think twice about taking out our wallet for this theme park.

6 flag as rightly said worlds largest amusement park is so much fun. If u like rides, I shd correct myself if u like big rides then THIS IS IT. From x2 to Goliath, from tatsu to superman, batman to Gotham city every ride is unique in itself, my fav TATSU .
I will suggest not to go on long weekends n avoid Saturday’s as you will find queues, long long queues
Also better to some food as I didn’t like the food over there in my several visits to this amazing adventure park .
If you ready to shed some extra bugs do try free fall, in which they tie u or u with ½ friends n throw u from height, to experience free fall. It was amazing

Awesome, awesome, awesome time! Came to Six Flags over the weekend and had a blast. If you’re in the mood for some adrenaline pumping roller coasters… look no further, you’ve found the place!
We got to the park at 1000 (the park opened at 1030)… I would recommend getting to the park atleast 1 hour before opening. This will give you time to get parked (it’s $ 20 for parking), walk to the entrance, get thru the metal detector, get thru the ticket scan, and get to your first ride. Do yourself a favor and purchase your tickets online beforehand, so you don’t have to waste time at the box office.
Now for the ride order… by far the most popular rides are X2 and Tatsu. If you get to the park early and are able to get thru the entrance right around opening go straight to X2 and then to Tatsu. After those two rides, you’re pretty much good to check off the other rides one by one. Ride recommendations and wait times for a busy day:
Ride 1: X2 (Wait time 50 mins) ³⁄₅
Ride 2: Tatsu (Wait time 60 mins) ⁵⁄₅
Ride 3: Scream (Wait time 20 mins) ⁴⁄₅
Ride 4: Twisted Colossus (Wait time 40 mins) ⁵⁄₅
Ride 5: Goliath (Wait time 45 mins) ³⁄₅
The absolute must ride coasters in order of awesome-​ness: Tatsu ⁵⁄₅ (amazing flying sensation coaster), Twisted Colossus ⁵⁄₅ (duel with the other coaster… you’ll thank me later), and Scream ⁴⁄₅ (just a great ride). X2 is definitely overhyped, but it’s popular… so if you have to do it, do it. But it’s not that great. Goliath is ehh.
Pros: Roller Coasters, duh
Cons: Price (everything is an arm and leg), wait times (not a whole lot you can do), not a lot of shade (bring a hat and sun screen).
Tips: Buy the unlimited drink bottle, it’s $ 15.99.
Would I come back? Yes. Overall rating… 3.5÷5

I am a coaster enthusiast so I love coasters don’t get me wrong for what I’m about to say in this review. Coasters are amazing but there is more to a park than just coasters! I travel around the U.S. for Amusement/​Theme parks. Now I’ve been to 22 parks it ranks 18 of the 22 and it would sit at 20 if it weren’t for Full Throttle and Twisted Colossus. I’ll go through each category and show you what I think. Now I’ve been to lots of parks obviously I’ve seen what can be done so this is an honest opinion from me. I rate parks by 7 categories: Rides, Food, Shows, Scenery, Convenience, Theming, and Employees. These are the core factors of what a park is made of so let me go through each one!
Rides: The coasters are awesome! Full Throttle and Twisted Colossus are arguably the best in the park because of such unique elements are used in it! Tatsu and The Riddler’s Revenge would be the other two unique rides (I would include X2 if it weren’t so rough! I’ve ridden X2 over 15 times I know how it is). Scream, Batman The Ride, Green Lantern First Flight, and Goliath are clones that can be found anywhere else. The New Revolution is neat but not more than a 20min wait. There is a lack of flat rides which people love to ride as an alternative to coasters, sadly they don’t have many and the ones that are there are mediocre. But the coasters are good.
Food: The Food is horrible like really bad worse than school food! I order «Full Throttle Fries» this one time and all they did was put a packet (not freshly made) of thousand island sauce on it and cold shredded cheese (that’s usually put on salads) on the fries and serves it like that! I paid 12 dollars for garbage! Now I know what your thinking, «it’s theme park food it’s never good» but that’s where your wrong, you can’t believe what good stuff is out there. Knott’s, Disney and Universal are close parks that have good food! Busch Gardens Williamsburg has some outstanding good out on the east. So no excuses terrible food.
Shows: They do have one show but it’s only in the summer and it’s calls «Kwerk» it’s a pretty nice show! It’s tons of acrobatics and music and tricks! It is fantastic I do recommend you see it if it’s available. Other than that no shows really.
Scenery: Obviously the scenery lacks in this park big time cause you’ll see mostly pavement, parking lot, and desert with a little bit of trees. I’ve seen scenery add so much to a coaster it’s crazy! It’s a difference from being in the forest (Apollo’s Chariot) than on a parking lot (Scream). So there is a lack of shade through out the park, not to mention I don’t know why but some sections stink!
Convenience: The park layout is a circle but on a mountain so wear comfortable shoes and clothing! There are tons and tons of hills you will be walking some pretty steep so just be aware. There is only one transportation option in the park where a cable car takes you to samurai summit, which is useful, but there should be more! There are 2 – 3 busses that take you from the parking lot to the main entrance. You can walk it but it’s like 3 quarters of a mile to a mile. Loose articles can be put on the side on all coasters except X2 which you will be forced to pay 1 $ for a locker.
Theming: before I begin your going to say «it’s amusement park there’s no great theming involved» again that’s where your wrong! When I was at Kings Dominion in Virginia I was surprised what an amusement park is capable of doing. Kings Dominion’s Flight of Fear and Volcano Blast Coaster demonstrate what is possible with theming at and amusement park. Again no excuses here. Not much theming at all.
Employees: ahh I can’t tell you how many complaints I’ve seen of the employees and customer service. If you lose an article on the ride you will not get it back sorry to say but I’ve seen countless stories on it, just don’t being your valuables on the rides. Most I’ve seen look unhappy can care less of the customer, and don’t give good vibes. There always joking around not focus on giving good operations. I worked too in customer service I understand them, but customer is first your conversations second! Because of their lack of motivation the operations on the coasters are slow so expect some waits.
Overall: I say save your money and go to Knott’s Berry Farm, Disneyland, or Universal Studios Hollywood! Those are 100,000x better! With a better clientele, and less line jumpers! Once I’ve had 15 people cut me and they did nothing about it not okay! I hope this helps from an experienced park traveler!

Six Flags is always an awesome time. There’s no need to go into details on how fun their rides are, or the great deals that they offer on season passes.
The reason for the 4 stars instead of 5? The lack of cleanliness. Some of the bathrooms were really gross and there is trash everywhere around the park. It’s sad and makes me wonder if their roller coasters receive the same amount of maintenance as their restrooms!

I have to say that the TWISTED COLOSSUS is the ride to ride!
We waited in line for about 2 and a half and I will say that it’s totally worth it!
The second ride I recommend is Lex Luther: Drop of Doom.
OMG OMG OMG the ultimate adrenaline rush & totally intimidating but sooo much fun!
I rode Tatsu, Viper & X2, it sorta made my head hurt because it jerked a lot but it’s a roller coaster, duh.
Ultimately, SO MUCH FUN!

I wanted to give Magic Mountain 5 stars, but their restrooms were unkept by the end of the day. In addition to the floors being VERY wet and dirty, they ran out of paper hand towels and toilet paper by mid-​day and no one ever replenished them.
Until my most recent visit, I had not been to Magic Mountain for about 15 years. There has been a lot of new rides added to the park, therefore I got a Flash Pass to ensure that I could ride them all as often as I would like.
Their newer roller coasters are intense. I have not screamed in horror like that in a very long time. The difference with their newer rides in comparison to the older ones is that the latter would have a loop or two with a lot of down time between them.
The newer coasters here are jammed packed with a lot of high intensity twists, turns, loops, etc… and there is no down time to gather your senses and calm down.
Additionally, the newer rides are more creative and are not designed like traditional roller coasters (i.e. you’re dangling in the air instead of sitting in a coaster seat).

Compre el pase rápido platino y me pude subir a todas sin problema, para las 7pm ya habíamos terminado, sale un poco caro pero vale la pena no hacer fila y disfrutar el parque al máximo y aquí mi top 5
1. Full Throttle, es la mejor por mucho
2. Superman, sales con una gran sonrisa
3. Goliath, es un clásico de clásicos, imperdible
4. Tatsu, original montaña, sientes que vas volando
5. X2 intensa, es mejor cerrar los ojos para no marearte
Evitar,
1. Viper, muchas vueltas, sales con ganas de no subirte a otra
2.Apocalypsis, es un mugrero, sales todo agitado y con dolor de cuello
Recomendación
Batman es divertida solo sujeta bien tu cuello y cabeza hasta atraps para no golpearte con los cojines laterales, imperdible si te gusta lo intenso
The Riddle and Revolution estaban cerradas Scream y Twisted Colossus ni fu ni fa, no me subí a la caída de Luthor, no es de mi gusto la caída libre

I went on a cold December day which was great because I came at 12, left at 5, and got on 5 rides AND had funnel cake!!! When it’s pretty much freezing cold (LA definition of cold so 50 degrees), people don’t come out. Yay for me! The park wasn’t busy at all and the longest I waited for a ride was an hour. I’ve wait over 2 hrs before… in the summer… nasty hot sun… sweating. Gross.
Best ride: twisted colossus!
Funnel cake: I had strawberry funnel cake with ice cream. Yes the weather was freezing cold but it tastes SOOOOO GOOD with ice cream!
Parking: 20 freaking dollars!!! Why so much!!!

Wer gerne Achterbahn fährt, ist hier richtig. Die SIX-​Flags Parks kann man durchaus als Mekka für Achterbahnfans ansehen.
Hier gibt es Achterbahnen, in denen man stehen muss, liegen muss, man kann 85 m im annähernd freien Fall erleben usw. Ich will hier nicht alle aufzählen, aber es waren heute gleich mehrere dabei, die deutlich heftiger waren als alle, die ich bisher gefahren bin.
Wir waren bereits im Disneyland in Anaheim, Universal Studios und in der Knott’s Berry Farm in Buena Park. Letztere haben wir in den letzten Jahren recht häufig besucht, weil sie grundsätzlich nicht so gut besucht ist, wie das nahe Disneyland. Diese Parks bieten auch Einiges, aber da meine Kinder mittlerweile größer geworden sind, ist für uns das Six– Flags natürlich jetzt wesentlich spannender.
Ein Tag, der sich lohnt. Aber unbedingt vorher Ausschau halten nach Coupons. Durch die Burger King Coupons habe ich heute 60 $ gespart. Mit den Coupons aus dem Hotel wäre es nur die Hälfte gewesen. Da gibt es große Unterschiede.

Teurer Vergnügungspark mit sehr schlechtem Preisleistungsverhältniss. Eintritt $ 70 + parken $ 20 + etwaige Flash Passes $ 40 — $ 110. Trotz des Flash Passes muss man trotzdem lange warten (egal bei welchem Flash Pass). Nicht alle Achterbahnen im Preis enthalten. Einige Achterbahnen sind zudem veraltet. Essen und Trinken auch zu teuer. Alles in allem kann man sich den Besuch sparen.

Le parc des Studios Warner Bros. Je né peux que mettre 5 étoiles. Je n’y ai pas seulement fait mon summer job, j’y suis également allée en tant que cliente et j’ai adoré!!! Il se situe à 45 bonnes minutes de Los Angeles, près de Santa Clarita (derrière les fameuses collines de Hollywood). J’habitais à Northridge, donc j’étais pas super loin.
Les attractions sont démentes et surtout à couper le soufflé. Le Colossus, Le Viper, le X2… Tant de souvenirs… Je me souviens que pendant nos pauses, on allait faire des attractions, c’était démentiel. Il n’y a pas que des attractions à sensations fortes bien évidemment, mais également les «family ride»: Le Tidal Wave, le WonderWoman, le Jet Stream… De quoi vous faire passer une journée de folie… voire plusieurs. Je n’ai jamais compris comment les gens faisaient pour tout faire en une seule et même journée tant c’est immense!
Et puis que dire de Hurricane Harbor, son extension version aquatique. J’ai tellement adoré ce parc. J’y allais sur mes jours off car je né payais pas. Mais entre toboggans géants, bouées, rapides… Le paradis des petits et des grands. C’est génialissime.
Il y a de quoi se nourrir sur place, mais c’est très gras. Des nuggets, des wings, des burgers… C’est très américain quoi. Il y a également de nombreuses boutiques de merchandising pour ramener mugs, tshirt, stylos, peluches, et autres souvenirs.
Enfin, vous né pouvez pas partir sans faire un coucou à Titi, Gros minet ou encore Taz pendant la parade nocturne. Incontournable. Inoubliable.

PARK mit den meisten EXTREMACHTERBAHNEN der Welt 2013!!!
Wie der Titel schon sagt Freizeitpark mit den meisten Extremachterbahnen der Welt!
Ich gehe alle 2 Jahre in die USA und Six Flags Magic Mountain ist mein erster Stopp seit 20 Jahren. Es gibt nichts vergleichbares in Europa.
Auch die Preise sind sehr günstig! Wenn man weiss wie, zahlt man die hälfte. Ich gehe jedesmal in einen Tankstellenshop in der Nähe und hole mir né Cola-​Dose mit dem Coupon, Buy 1 get 1 Free six flags Tickets (Also 2 Tickets zum Preis von einem). Wenn man dann noch 20 $ draufzahlt hat man einen Seasonpass. Was will man mehr?
Meines Erachtens der beste Park der Welt für Achterbahnfreaks wie mir.
Ach ja, unbedingt ausserhalb der Saison gehen (wenn USA Schulferien vorbei sind) und unter der Woche!

Tolle Achterbahnen. Den teuren «Platinum Flash Pass» kann ich allerdings nicht empfehlen. Damit kann man zwar bei vielen Fahrgeschäften zweimal nacheinander fahren, aber man wird vorher nicht gewarnt, wie unbeliebt man sich bei den wartenden Menschen macht, wenn man dann nach der ersten Fahrt sitzen bleibt, um erneut zu fahren. Von einem Besucher wurde ich sogar richtig angepöbelt.
Und bei fast allen Achterbahnen muss man seine Wertsachen in Schließfächern verstauen, welche sich nach Benutzung den Dollar einbehalten.

Der Six Flags Magic Mountain Freizeitpark liegt ca. 70 km von Los Angeles entfernt in Vallencia. Direkt an der Autobahn kann man schon von weitem die grossen Achterbahnen erkennen.
Der Park hat ingesamt 17 Attraktionen mit unter anderem den tollsten Achterbahnen, die ich jemals gesehen habe. Ob liegend, stehend, sitzend, vorwärts– oder rückwärtsfahrend, im hellen oder dunklen finden Achterbahnfreunde ihr Highlight.
Egal ob die modernen Rollercoaster oder die beeindruckenden Holzkonstruktionen sind für jeden Freizeitparkfan eine Reise wert!
Der Park ist ab März bis in den Herbst jeden Tag geöffnet und in den Wintermonaten nur am Wochenende. Der Eintrittspreis beträgt um die $ 60,-. Jedoch lohnt es sich die Webseite vorher zu besuchen. Hier bekommt man Online Tickets für die Hälfte.
Im Vergleich zu europäischen Freizeitparks sind die Six Flags Parks hauptsächlich nur mit Achterbahnen ausgestattet. Im Magic Mountain gibt es zusätzlich noch einen kleinen Kinderpark und zwei Wildwaserbahnen. Jedoch ist die Zielgruppe auf jeden Fall die Achterbahnfahrer. Desweiteren ist der Park nicht ganz so schön und liebevoll angelegt wie z.B. ein Europapark in Rust.
Der Park macht auf jeden Fall sehr viel Spass und falls man zu Ferienzeiten und am Wochenende dorthin geht, muss man sich auf Wartezeiten bis zu mind. 2 Std. pro Attraktion einplanen. Sämtliche Bahnen schafft man dann leider gar nicht.
Für rund $ 60, — pro Person kann man sich aber hier einen Premium Pass kaufen, der einen berechtigt, komplett an der Warteschlange vorbei zu gehen. Das nennt man dann «Zwei-​Klassen-​Achterbahnfahren». Der Sinn oder Unsinn solcher Geldverdienerei ist mir aber unverständlich!
Dennoch: für Achterbahnfans ein riesenerlebnis! Höher, schneller, weiter, rasanter — Spass macht es auf jeden Fall!

Sans aucun doute un des meilleurs parcs d’attraction du monde… Pour les aficionados du parc asterix en France, il y a 7 tonnerre de zeux et 9 goudurix avec des sensations multipliées par 10. Incomparable par rapport à ce qu’on peut avoir en France, six flags est une expérience à faire une fois dans sa vie

Six Flags ist der Killer aller dagewesenen Freizeit-​Aktionparks.
Loopings sooft man will. Nervenkitzel an jeder Ecke.
Der Preis ist ok, die Tageskarte beläuft sich je nach alter zwischen 25 & 30 $.
Für die kids optimal da auch eine art Badeland mit vielen Rutschen, Gummireifen & weitere Atraktionen auf Dich warten.
Für unverbindlichen Spass und Aktion, Yessss 5*

Increible, esa es la descripcion. Como todos los parque de la cadena Six Flags, este, tambien cumple con lo prometido, hacernos pasar uno o varios dias inolvidables. Sus montañas rusas se encuentran catalogadas entre las recordistas a nivel mundial.
Sin duda este es un lugar a visitar para los intrepidos que vayan a pasar unos dias cerca de Los Angeles

Six Flags ist das Disneyland für die großen Kinder ;-)
Hoschaubahnen wohin das Auge schaut, wie zB
Colossus&Cyclone
2 Coaster aus Holz mit sehr ruppigen fahrverhalten aber ohne Looping. Richtiges Nostalgiefeeling
Batman
mit frei hängenden Beinen wird man durch gotham City katapultiert. Der Ride hat alles was man so erwartet, also Drehunge, Loopings etc
Goliath
eine der höchsten Hochschaubahnen der Welt mit einem Gefälle das einem garantiert flau im magen wird. Mit atemberaubender Geschwindigkeit geht es durch die Bahn
Ninja
super angelegte Hochschaubahn. Mit einer Gondel fährt man durch ein bewaldetes Stück. Moderat ohne Looping, besonders lustig in der Nacht
Revolution
war die erste Hochschaubahn mit looping im Park. daher eher ein Nostalgietrip den der große Thrill
Viper
einer der Stars im Park mit 7 loopings weiß man nachher kurz nicht wo oben und unten ist
Tatsu
ohne Worte, einfach Wahnsinn
Kosten sind im Vergleich zu den anderen Parks gering. So kostet ein Tagespass über Internet gerade mal $ 29,99.
Wer sich lange Wartezeiten ersparen will, besucht den Park azyklisch zu den Amis, also nicht zu Feiertagen oder Wochenenden.