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Your Guide to Six Flags America - Top Ten Thrilling Coasters and Rides

Your Guide to Six Flags America - Top Ten Thrilling Coasters and Rides

    If you're an adrenaline seeker, Six Flags America is the top destination for your fun. It is located in Mitchellville, Maryland, close to Washington D.C. and just 30 miles from Baltimore. There are 10 scream-inducing roller coasters along with hundreds of other thrill and casual rides in the theme park. And Hurricane Harbor water park area (open seasonally,included with park admission) features one of the world's largest wave pools, numerous water slides and more. Check out your guide to Six Flags America.Get more information about the tickets、2019 season passes、2019 maps、rides and coasters list of the Six Flags America.

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Six Flags America is located just 15 minutes east of Washington, DC. The themed sections of the park include: “Olde Boston”, “Looney Tunes Movie Town”, “Southwest Territory”, “Nantucket”, “Gotham City”, “Skull Island”, “Coyote Creek” and “Hurricane Harbor” (water park). It is a family amusement park that offers thrill rides, shows and water rides for all ages to enjoy.

Six Flags America Address and Opening Time

Address:  13710 Central Avenue, Upper Marlboro, MD 20721

Opening Time: Park hours vary a bit depending on the time of year. Most days, the park opens at 10:30am. Closing hours range from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Save money when you buy your Single Day tickets, Season Passes and Memberships during our sale! You'll save up to $18 on one-day tickets, up to 55% off on Season Passes, and up to 65% off on Memberships.

Tickets Prices for 2019 Season

At the Gate Ticket Prices

General Admission: For adults and kids over 48 inches: $70.99
Child Admission: For kids under 48 inches: $50 .99
Children 2 & Under: Free

Online Ticket Prices

Advance Purchase Tickets : as low as $52.99 (save up to $18 when you buy your tickets online at least one day before your trip. )
Any Day Tickets Online : $60.99

2019 Summer Thrill Pass Online : $70 .99(A Summer Thrill Pass gives you unlimited visits at Six Flags America through September 2, 2019 for the same price as a one-day ticket! Buy a day, get the rest of the summer FREE)

2019 Season Passes & Memberships

Season Passes
2019 Season Pass: As Low As $83.99/ea
2019 Gold Season Pass: As Low As $83.99/ea
2019 Special Offer Pass:  As Low As $73.99/ea (Buy 4+ Season Passes and save 47%)

Memberships

Gold Plus Membership: As Low As $5.99/mo
Platinum Membership: As Low As $7.99/mo
Diamond Membership: As Low As $10.99/mo
Diamond Elite Membership: As Low As $16.99/mo

Directions to Six Flags America

Six Flags America Location

FROM RICHMOND AND AREAS SOUTH
Follow I-95 North to the I-95/395/495 interchange. Continue on I-95 North towards Baltimore. Cross the Woodrow Wilson Bridge into Maryland, continuing on I-95 North. Take exit 15 to MD-214 East / Central Ave.  Six Flags America is located approximately 4 miles from the exit, on the left.

FROM ANNAPOLIS, THE EASTERN SHORE AND POINTS EAST
Take US-50 West to US-301 South.  Follow US-301 South for approximately five miles.  Exit onto MD-214 West, Central Avenue. Six Flags America is located approximately three miles from the exit, on the right.

FROM BALTIMORE AND AREAS NORTH
Take I-695 to Exit 4, I-97 South. Follow I-97 South to Exit 7, MD-3 South towards Crofton/Bowie. MD-3 becomes US-301 South at the US-50 intersection. Stay on Route 301 South for approximately five miles. Exit onto MD-214 West, Central Avenue. Six Flags America is located on Central Avenue, approximately three miles from the exit, on the right.

FROM WASHINGTON, D.C.
Take I-495 to exit 17 — MD-202 South. Then use the right lane to merge onto MD-214 E/Central Ave via the ramp to Annapolis Central Avenue East. Six Flags America is located approximately 3.5 miles from the exit, on the left.

FROM CHAMBERSBURG, PA; WESTERN PA
Take I-81 South to I-70 East, towards Frederick. Stay on I-70 East for about 22 miles. Take Exit 53 to I-270 South. Bear right on the ramp, and continue on I-270 for about 32 miles to I-495 East. Take Exit 17 to MD-202 South. Then use the right lane to merge onto MD-214 E/Central Ave via the ramp to Annapolis Central Avenue East. Six Flags America is located approximately 3.5 miles from the exit, on the left.

FROM HARRISBURG AND YORK, PA
Take I-83 South to I-76/York/Baltimore/Pennsylvania Turnpike. Continue on I-83 South for about 65 miles. You will see a sign reading "I-695 W to I-83/BALTIMORE". Continue onto I-695 (Baltimore Beltway Outer Loop) to Exit 4, I-97 South. Take I-97 South to Exit 7, MD-3 South towards Crofton/Bowie. Route 3 will become US-301 South at the US-50 intersection. Remain on Route 301 South for approximately five miles. Exit onto MD-214 West, Central Avenue. Six Flags America is located on Central Avenue approximately three miles from the exit, on the right.

BY METRO

Take Metro's Blue Line to Largo Town Center. Transfer to the C22 Bus and exit in front of Six Flags America.  Please note that Metro operating hours vary.

Six Flags America Car Rental

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Parking Prices

Daily Parking : $20/ea
Preferred Parking: $25/ea
Valid for 1 day parking in the preferred parking lot WEEKDAYS ONLY (Monday - Friday)
Season Parking Pass: $80/ea
A Season Parking Pass provides one parking entry on regular operating days when space allows
Free Parking for Gold Season Pass Holders

Six Flags America Map 2019

Six Flags America Map 2019

Six Flags America Rides and Coasters List

There are 10 fast and furious roller coasters along with hundreds of other thrill and casual rides in the theme park. Such as , the phenomenal flying roller coaster BATWING, the 200-foot tall hyper-coaster SUPERMAN: Ride of Steel, and the 24-story (242 feet) swing ride Wonder Woman Lasso of Truth......

Superman: Ride of Steel

Superman: Ride of Steel is a towering hypercoaster manufactured by Swiss firm Intamin. It climbs a 197-foot lift hill and then drops 205-feet at a stomach wrenching 70-degree angle where you'll find yourself flying like Superman at 73 miles-per-hour as you encounter multiple pops of airtime on repetitive hills and drops.

Ragin’ Cajun

Ragin’ Cajun is a spinning roller coaster with speeds and movement effected by the riders themselves. Four people load in each car that spins and careens along a sloping track. This fast roller coaster, uses unique spinning cars, which ensure that no two rides are ever alike as they swerve along the switchback turns and sudden drops that are typical of a Wild Mouse layout.

Firebird

Firebird is an all new coaster featuring Swiss engineered carriages with no floors so the riders legs hang free. The ride starts with a 9 storey drop followed by loop and corkscrew inversions and a figure of eight ending.

The Mind Eraser

Mind Eraser is a 109-foot tall, five-inversion, suspended looping coaster from Vekoma.  After plummeting down the 91-foot first drop at speeds of up to 60 miles per hour, riders race through a roll-over, a sidewinder and two inline twists.

The Joker’s Jinx

The Joker's Jinx is the fastest and only launch coaster at Six Flags America. In just three seconds this roller coaster will launch you out of the station to 60 miles-per-hour. The Joker's Jinx then climbs up 79-feet to enter a twisted maze of steel track known as the "spaghetti bowl". Inside the bowl riders will ascend into and out of a direction reversing cobra roll inversion, a sidewinder twist, multiple reversals and corkscrew finale.

The Wild One

This is a traditional  wooden coaster with a long history involving multiple designers. First opened in 1917 as "The Giant Coaster" at Paragon Park in Nantasket Beach, Massachusetts. It features a number of "airtime" hills and a 450-degree helix.

 Roar

Roar is a wooden roller coaster manufactured by specialist Great Coasters International.  It rises 10 stories in the sky, which means you’ll be taking a drop of 90 feet in the first few seconds, and you’ll be taking it at 50 miles per hour. Bolting over this ingenious and intricate structure, you’ll blast through a 180 degree turn that will leave you speechless—but it probably won’t stop you from screaming.

Batwing

Batwing is a Vekoma "flying" coaster that is themed around the Batman comic books. Guest lie face-down in its 24-seater trains, allowing them to watch the ground rush by as its races through a series of twists, drops and inversions. Nothing feels more like flying than a ride on Batman’s Batwing.

Voodoo Drop

Formerly known as Tower of Doom (1996–2014), the ride was renamed Voodoo Drop due to Southwest Territory being rethemed to Mardi Gras in 2014. Riders on Voodoo Drop (formerly Tower of Doom) are carried to the top of a 140-foot tower, from which they can enjoy stunning views across Six Flags America. Not for long, though, as they are soon freefalling back down towards the ground below.

Flying Carousel

Flying Carousel is a classic "chair-o-plane" style ride, featuring seats which are attached to a central structure by chains. Wave swinger for grown-ups that spins and sails high into the sky like a big merry-go-round then dangles riders like a yoyo.

In addition to thrilling rides and coasters, there are some lightly-themed kids' attractions .You can find them at  the Whistlestop Park and Looney Tunes Movie Town areas.

Whistlestop Park offers rope bridges, sliding boards, swings and more for the littlest set.

Yosemite Sam's Hollywood Flight School give kids opportunity to control the height of their own "aeroplane" on this basic spinning ride.

Furthermore, this theme park has Maryland's largest water park Hurricane Harbor (open seasonally). This is a water park full of traditional amusements, from waterslides to spray grounds. Access to Hurricane Harbor is included with general admission.

Bonzai Pipeline is a high altitude slide where the launching capsule drops six stories below into 200 feet of looping body slides.

Tornado is a 4-person raft ride that takes guests down a 132-foot tunnel into a gigantic funnel that swirls them around before splashing down.

Vortex/Riptide is a pair of half-enclosed body tube slides that feature 360 whirlpools.

Hotels Near Six Flags America

TownePlace Suites Bowie Town Center near Six Flags America low to $139. It is 3.3 miles from Six Flags America. TownePlace Suites Bowie Town Center features a health club and a seasonal outdoor pool. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. A complimentary breakfast is offered. This business-friendly hotel also offers barbecue grills, a picnic area, and coffee/tea in a common area. Onsite self-parking is complimentary.

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Hampton Inn Bowie near Six Flags America low to $93. It is 3.5miles from Six Flags America. Hampton Inn Bowie features a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. Wired Internet access is complimentary. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. This business-friendly hotel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Onsite self parking is complimentary. 

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