I think the Single Use that is part of the Prestige Pass is supposed to be any ride with Fast Lane. However, you can only buy single Fast Lane uses for certain rides.

On 9/5/2025 at 9:37 PM, Orion-XL200 said:

I think the Single Use that is part of the Prestige Pass is supposed to be any ride with Fast Lane. However, you can only buy single Fast Lane uses for certain rides.

I'm pretty sure you're right. I've use Single Use Fast Lane for the Prestige for several rides, including ones that do not have the option to purchase them for those rides.

1 hour ago, BoddaH1994 said:

I'm pretty sure you're right. I've use Single Use Fast Lane for the Prestige for several rides, including ones that do not have the option to purchase them for those rides.

Tragic...I could've saved some time at CP if I knew this before I went. However, it's rare to see any line longer than Maverick's, so I always used it there.

The fabulous MVP sale has now ended, and it seems the "value" and/or "sale" part of the promotion only applied to how long the price stayed a little lower than normal. A Kings Island Gold Pass is now $125 and the Prestige Pass is now $225. Both still seem to include access to all Six Flags parks and access to Haunt and Winterfest — still about $40 below the pass+APP price from last year. Six Flags is not done giving away the gate and if they're not careful, they'll only further forfeit their ability to raise prices when they actually need to do it. For now, it looks like the concept of a separate All Park Passport is dead.

 

To nobody's surprise, the webpage still shows the MVP Sale while a bunch of other park websites still show the MVP Sale front and center.

I can understand keeping them up if the new websites were going to be released tomorrow, but there is no sign of that and rumor says they might be published in November. Is there really not a photo they could go back to using on each home page that at least doesn't include the MVP Sale? I know my expectations should be low at this point, but is it too much to expect a "limited time offer" to be removed from a website soon after the sale ends?

It isn't even consistent between parks/legacy chains. Some parks automatically moved onto the AI generated Haunt/Fright Fest promotion at 12:02 this morning, while Magic Mountain is still fully promoting the MVP sale.

As another point of clarification, you CAN NOT activate a 26 pass bought at a legacy 6F park on line or at KI. Certain “experts” keep saying you don’t have to go to that park, you can do it on line, but there is no on line option and pr supervisor at Ticket Services, they do not have the ability to do it at the park. It will not work at any other park until you activate it at your home park. 

I'd like to gain one more point of clarification. I bought my 2026 pass during the early sale and it was said to include one BAF ticket, however, said ticket does not show up on my end as the pass holder but I've read that it apparently shows up for staff at the ticket window? I just want to make sure because I would really hate to bring someone and it not even exist.

1 hour ago, DJSkyFoxx said:

I'd like to gain one more point of clarification. I bought my 2026 pass during the early sale and it was said to include one BAF ticket, however, said ticket does not show up on my end as the pass holder but I've read that it apparently shows up for staff at the ticket window? I just want to make sure because I would really hate to bring someone and it not even exist.

Yep that is true.  Sadly, it means many people forget about it and it goes unused...

Just make sure you are aware of any blackout days based on when you purchased it.

Thanks for the clarification @disco2000! It is pretty inefficient to make that bonus item invisible on the end of the pass holder.

Oh wow.  So people can't purchase stuff online,  they have to do it at the park the day of?  That's preposterous,  given how many people actually bought their season pass business.  Egads.  Has the company done anything right this year?  Good lord. 

Cedar Fair ALWAYS had issues with promotions being totally unclear and not particularly caring if the guest has any clue what is available to them. My favorite was the "voucher" for a Fast Lane wristband you would get for renewing early, but they actually only needed the pass and not the voucher, so people would give them to a friend or whatever and send them to the park, and they were out of luck.

Six Flags generally was very clear about what you were entitled to and how you could use it. They really did combine the worst of both companies, didn't they?

It feels like it shouldn't be too hard to add a free BAF ticket to each renewed pass on the app considering they added my one-night Haunted Attractions Pass to my app without ever asking for my pass number. 

Hopefully these issues might be resolved if they ever release those new mobile apps and websites that were supposed to be published in July, but knowing this company I wouldn't expect them until mid-2026.