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Polar Point North Pole Joy to the World/Showcase MAP KEY First Aid Package Pick Up Restrooms Self-Serve Ticketing Restrooms/Area Info Ride Information Center & (Wheelchair Accessible) Height Check Station* ATM *Kid Swap Program Passes Available at Ride Information Center. Lockers Guest Relations THEATERS* Baby Care/Lost Parents Showcase Theater Strollers/Wheelchairs Adventure Theater Movietown Arena Security/Lost and Found *Theaters are available for special events. Designated Smoking Area Stop by Guest Relations for details. NORTH POLE Winter Ride Advisory – Some rides, including ATTRACTIONS ! roller coasters, may have to close due to cold C6 Santa’s House Santa and his elves welcome you into the warmth of their home for temperatures, wind, ice and other circumstances. a meet-and-greet and holiday photos. For kids 8 and under. CLOSES AT 8:30 PM No personal photography permitted. C6 North Pole Village Kids can meet a reindeer, send letters to Santa and create a Holiday Passport – Children 10 and under can cozy companion at Bears 2 Go visit Sweet Treats, North Pole Village, Tot Shop or C6 Déjà Vu Music-themed scrambler MIN. 36” the Holiday Memories kiosk to pick up your *GUESTS 36-48” MUST BE WITH AN ADULT. Holiday Passport today! A6 Buccaneer Swinging pirate ship ride MIN. 42” *GUESTS LESS THAN 42” MUST BE WITH AN ADULT. NO LAP CHILDREN. DINING B6 Granny’s Country Kitchen Fried chicken, mashed potatoes, salads, hot turkey platters, A MAIN STREET CHRISTMAS mac & cheese, hot chocolate, cold drinks, beer & wine ATTRACTIONS C5 A Celebration of the Season Journey through the magic of the holidays every 30 minutes POINSETTIA PEAK as our massive, 52-foot tree comes alive through dancing lights and festive music. BEGINS AT 4:30 PM ATTRACTIONS SHOPPING GINGERBREAD JUNCTION A7 Poinsettia Peak Indoor, dark coaster MIN. 44” MAX 77” D5 Main Street Market Six Flags merchandise, holiday gifts & medicine *GUESTS 44-48” MUST BE WITH AN ADULT. D5 Looney Tunes Shoppe Looney Tunes and JUSTICE LEAGUE souvenirs A6 Holly Jolly Roger Rapidly spinning ride MIN. 48” ATTRACTIONS Let us join in your celebration! Pick up a free Celebration Sticker from a cashier *GUESTS LESS THAN 48” MUST BE WITH AN ADULT. NO LAP CHILDREN. C4 “Cool” forest of towering red and white swirls Peppermint Path to let our team know what you’re celebrating today! B6 Fender Benders Classic bumper cars MIN. 54” C3 Gumdrop Hop Join Dot & Drop for a dance party sweet enough to eat! D5 Sweet Treats Candies, fudge, caramel apples & hot chocolate *GUESTS 48”-54” MUST RIDE AS A PASSENGER. SELECT TIMES. B7 C5 My Six Flags Photo Pick up your souvenir photos of today’s visit Poinsettia Tree C4 Dare Devil Dive Freefall 15 stories at more than 60 mph ADDITIONAL FEE MIN. 42” ® B7 Poinsettia Princess Meet this crimson beauty. SELECT TIMES. C5 Featuring M&M’S and Mars candy favorites C4 A unique & supernatural journey MIN. 48” Houdini’s Great Escape B5 Purchase your ride reservation system DINING *GUESTS LESS THAN 48” MUST BE WITH AN ADULT. NO LAP CHILDREN. THE FLASH Pass Headquarters D5 Super Hero Cape Cart Capes from all your favorite DC Super Heroes A6 Flavorful Chinese food C4 Carousel Below the giant gingerbread man, find our 19th century MIN. 42” carousel wrapped in whimsical twinkling lights *GUESTS LESS THAN 42” MUST BE WITH AN ADULT. NO LAP CHILDREN. DINING C3 Gingerbread Twist Take a spin in a gigantic teacup MIN. 42” D5 Sweet Cakes & Cones Funnel cakes & hand-dipped ice cream Featuring WHIMSICAL WONDERLAND *GUESTS LESS THAN 42” MUST BE WITH AN ADULT. NO LAP CHILDREN. OPEN IN THE EVENING DINING C5 Funnel cakes, cookies, holiday treats, Dippin’ Dots, hot chocolate & coffee G.A. Café ATTRACTIONS B4 The Yum Yum Café Burgers, chicken strips, salads & ice cream B5 All-American favorites B8 Whimsical Tree Featuring B5 Main Street Pub Chicken tenders, hot soups, loaded mac & cheese A8 Storytime with Mrs. Claus Hear one of Santa’s favorite stories and meet the “real boss” C4 Kettle Corn Kettle corn popcorn, chocolate-dipped bananas & churros plus cold drinks, beer & wine of Santa’s workshop. SELECT TIMES. B5 Liberty Square Pizza Pizza featuring offerings, salads & beer A7 Safari Kids Area Thrilling rides just for kids. Check each ride for restrictions. B5 Main Street Snacks Pretzels, turkey legs, popcorn, hot chocolate and cold drinks This area contains six rides. C4 Featuring Coldstone® Signature Creations SNOWMAN CITY B8 Looney Tunes Seaport Looney Tunes themed kids’ area. Most rides accommodate parents. Check each ride for restrictions. This area contains five rides ATTRACTIONS JOY TO THE WORLD/SHOWCASE THEATER C8 Nitro Steel mega coaster MIN. 54” D3 Pick-A-Present Game Every player wins a surprise holiday gift DINING D3 Stewie the Snowman Pass through this jolly, three-story inflatable on your way to B8 Turkey legs, chicken tenders, assorted snacks, hot chocolate, Treetop Summit ATTRACTIONS Load It Up cold drinks, beer & wine DINING C5 Joy to the World Tranquil pathway of lit trees, luminaries and stained glass showcasing religious holidays from around the world. B8 Nitro Snacks Turkey legs, pretzels, popcorn, hot chocolate and cold drinks D3 Rita’s Italian water ices & frozen custard B7 Featuring Coldstone Signature Creations D6 Jack Frost’s Magical Christmas Jack Frost’s evil plot to steal Christmas is D2 Garden State Grill Appetizers & specialty burgers–turkey, vegetarian & more! reversed by the warmth and magic of the holiday season in this live stage spectacular D3 Nathan’s Famous Hot Dogs Boardwalk-style hot dogs, corn dog nuggets, filled with acrobatics, illusions and surprise guests. SELECT TIMES. fries & more DINING HOLIDAY MEMORIES E6 Catering Picnic Grove Private picnic area reserved for pre-arranged catered ATTRACTIONS outings. To book your group, call (732) 928-2000 ext. 2859. TREETOP SUMMIT C7 Mistletoe Moments Share a moment with someone special C7 Wishing Tree Help deserving families’ holiday wishes come true ATTRACTIONS POLAR POINT C7 With Love Giant greeting card photo opportunity E3 Slingshot Be propelled straight into the sky ADDITIONAL FEE MIN. 44” C7 Studio 28 Arcade Play your favorite video games E3 Flip, dive & spin TM The Twister MIN. 54” MAX 77” C7 BATMAN The Ride Suspended, looping, steel coaster MIN. 54” E4 Go-karts ATTRACTIONS Great American Road Race ADDITIONAL FEE MIN. 58” D7 THE DARK KNIGHT Coaster Indoor, dark coaster MIN. 42” *GUESTS 40-58” MAY RIDE AS A PASSENGER WITH A DRIVER 18+. B6 Snow Queen Meet her icy royal highness! SELECT TIMES. *GUESTS 42”-48” MUST BE WITH AN ADULT. E3 Treetop Summit Don’t miss one of the world’s tallest light trees, B6 SkyScreamer Towering, 24-story swing ride MIN. 44” D7 Jingle Jammers Our holiday singers will warm your hearts by the fire. SELECT TIMES. towering at 24 stories *GUESTS 44-48” MUST BE WITH AN ADULT. D7 Holiday Fire Pits TM B5 Air Jumbo Circular, spinning family ride MIN. 48” F4 SUPERMAN - Ultimate Flight MIN. 54” *GUESTS LESS THAN 48” MUST BE WITH AN ADULT. NO LAP CHILDREN. SHOPPING Flying, looping coaster you ride on your stomach B6 Big Wheel 15-story-tall Ferris wheel MIN. 42” D7 DC Super Hero collectibles & merchandise. F3 GREEN LANTERN Stand-up looping coaster MIN. 54” *GUESTS LESS THAN 42” MUST BE WITH AN ADULT. JUSTICE LEAGUE Headquarters SHOPPING Let us join in your celebration! Pick up a free Celebration Sticker from a cashier SHOPPING to let our team know what you’re celebrating today! F4 DAILY PLANET Gifts DC Super Heroes gifts & collectibles B5 Tot Shop Kids only! Come buy holiday gifts for your loved ones D8 Holiday Memories Gifts Pick up a holiday gift for your loved ones & purchase F3 Season Pass Processing Upgrade to a season pass and get your ID card here DINING your s’mores kit to toast by the fire DINING C6 Mama Flora’s Cucina Italian food, hot soups, salads, hot chocolate & more DINING E3 Flightline Dippin’ Dots Flash-frozen ice cream B5 Featuring over 100 different beverage choices D8 Fireside Bar & Grill Burgers, chicken strips, hot chocolate bar, Dippin’ Dots, F3 Super Heroes’ Snacks Chicken nuggets & fish n’ chips beer & wine.
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