Six Flags Black Friday deal: a 2027 pass for the price of a day

Through Nov. 30, Six Flags is pricing its 2027 Silver Pass the same as one Good Any Day ticket. At Great Adventure, Over Georgia, Kings Island and Carowinds, that pass also gets you into this year’s holiday event.

Six Flags wants one holiday visit to turn into a whole summer. Through Nov. 30, most of its parks are selling a 2027 Silver Pass for the same price as a single Good Any Day ticket, with free parking and unlimited visits through Labor Day 2027.

Six Flags announced the “buy a day” deal Nov. 4, saying one day now comes with “the 2027 spring and summer season included.” Knott’s Berry Farm and Canada’s Wonderland are left out.

The holiday part is real at some parks. Great Adventure and Six Flags Over Georgia list Holiday in the Park admission for Silver passholders, marked “2026 Only,” on their pass pages. Kings Island and Carowinds list WinterFest the same way.

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At Great Adventure, that’s $79 for Holiday in the Park this winter plus next summer. A one-visit Good Any Day ticket there also costs $79. So every visit after the first one is free.

Here’s Kings Island’s own look at WinterFest:

How much is the Six Flags Black Friday Silver Pass?

Here’s what each park’s site listed Sunday, plus a processing fee of up to $9.99 and tax:

  • Six Flags Over Georgia, Carowinds and Kings Dominion: $69

  • Six Flags Over Texas: $69, which the park says is $40 off the $109 regular price

  • Six Flags Fiesta Texas: $69, good for all of 2027

  • Six Flags Great Adventure and Six Flags Magic Mountain: $79, with Magic Mountain’s covering all of 2027

  • Cedar Point: $89

  • Kings Island: $99

Cedar Point’s page spells out the pitch: unlimited visits and parking through Labor Day 2027 “for the price of a 2027 Good Any Day ticket.”

Magic Mountain and Fiesta Texas run year-round, so their banners say “Buy a Day, Get the Year” instead.

Does the Silver Pass include Holiday in the Park or WinterFest?

It depends on the park. Here’s how the pass comparison charts read Sunday:

  • Included for 2026 only: Holiday in the Park at Great Adventure and Over Georgia, and WinterFest at Kings Island and Carowinds

  • Not listed for Silver: Holiday in the Park at Six Flags Over Texas and Fiesta Texas

Magic Mountain’s chart leaves that row blank, though its banner promises visits in “2026 & 2027.” Ask before you plan a Christmas trip around it.

Kings Dominion doesn’t have a holiday event this year. It closes for the season Nov. 29.

What’s the catch with the Six Flags Silver Pass?

  • It ends Labor Day 2027 at most parks. Next year’s Halloween and holiday events aren’t part of it.

  • It’s one park. Silver covers your home park plus its water park. Gold covers a whole region for all of 2026 and 2027: $105 for East Coast parks at Great Adventure and Carowinds, or $135 for the Midwest at Cedar Point and Kings Island.

  • Fees add up. That processing fee of up to $9.99 applies to each pass.

  • Some holiday extras cost more. Six Flags says ice skating, Santa visits and some activities may carry an extra fee, depending on the park.

The Silver Bundle adds a 20-meal dining plan: $159 at the $69 parks, $179 at Great Adventure and $199 at Kings Island.

What else is in the Six Flags Black Friday sale?

  • Free bring-a-friend ticket: Six Flags says each new or renewing season pass and new membership bought by Nov. 30 comes with one. Use-by dates vary, from Dec. 31 at Kings Island to Jan. 3 at Great Adventure and Over Georgia to May 31, 2027, at Cedar Point and Kings Dominion.

  • Third hotel night free: Book two nights at participating resorts, including Knott’s Hotel, Castaway Bay in Sandusky, Ohio, and the Kings Dominion KOA.

  • Free senior admission: Guests 65 and older get into their home park free through the end of its 2026 season. We covered how to sign up Nov. 5.

When do Six Flags holiday events start?

Most open the weekend before Thanksgiving, according to Six Flags:

  • Nov. 21: Holiday in the Park at Great Adventure, Over Georgia and Fiesta Texas

  • Nov. 22: Holiday in the Park at Six Flags Over Texas

  • Nov. 26: Holiday in the Park at Magic Mountain

  • Nov. 27: WinterFest at Kings Island and Carowinds

Kelly Daugherty, Six Flags’ director of entertainment, said “there are more ways to celebrate with Six Flags this holiday season.

That now includes buying next summer while you’re standing under the Christmas lights.


Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.


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Hat Tips:

  • TravelHost (Nov. 8, 2026), the tip

  • Six Flags via PR Newswire (Nov. 4, 2026), the Black Friday offers and exclusions, holiday event dates, resort deal and Kelly Daugherty’s quote

  • Six Flags park websites (Nov. 8, 2026), Silver Pass and Gold Pass prices, validity dates, holiday event inclusions, bundles and bring-a-friend dates


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