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Six Flags America & Hurricane Harbor – Upper Marlboro, MD Address 13710 Central Ave Upper Marlboro, MD 20774 Customer Service Phone 310-867-0274 URL https://www.sixflags.com/America GENERAL INFORMATION Washington/Baltimore's biggest, most popular family attraction featuring dozens of thrill rides, shows, and activities (Upper Marlboro, MD). Present your ticket to be scanned at Six Flags America TURNSTILE for admission. Your ticket is not valid for private events or at any other Six Flags Theme Park or property. Some attractions and/or services may require an additional fee. NOT FOR RESALE. NO REFUNDS OR RAINCHECKS. For more information or park hours please visit sixflags.com/America. Prices, policies, dates & times subject to change without notice. Go to https://www.sixflags.com/america/plan-your-visit/park-policies for park calendar, hours of operation, policies, dress code, and expected behavior. TICKET INFORMATION 1 Day General - Valid for 1 day admission during the regular season. Includes admission to Hurricane Harbor Water Park (open seasonally starting late May). Not valid for special ticketed events. 1 Day w/Parking - Valid for 1 day during the regular season to Six Flags America. Includes same day in and out privileges. Present your ticket to be scanned at any Six Flags America PARKING TOLL PLAZA for FREE parking for one car. Meal Voucher - Valid for use any 1 day at Six Flags MD Meal locations vary depending upon season or special events Meal locations and operating times subject to change without notice This offer is not available at the gate One meal voucher e-ticket per meal. Not redeemable for cash, cannot be combined with any other offer. No substitutions & non-refundable Present the pre-paid meal voucher E-ticket BEFORE ordering Season Pass - Buy a season Pass and get a free upgrade to a Gold Pass which includes parking. •On your first visit to Six Flags America -Washington DC present this voucher at the toll plaza for free parking. Then at the main gate exchange this voucher for your Season Pass card which includes season long parking. •News about free friend tickets & extra Pass Holder benefits will be sent to you by e-mail. Please provide your email address so you don’t miss out! •A pass card must be picked up at Six Flags America BEFORE your Season Pass may be used at other Six Flags parks. Season Pass not valid at separate-gate water parks or Six Flags Great Escape Lodge & Indoor Waterpark. This voucher MAY NOT be used at other Six Flags locations. Nonrefundable, Nontransferable Not replaced if lost or stolen. .

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