Six Flags Dining Plan: $70 For A Season’s Worth Of Food

Six Flags unveiled a new dining plan this week that promises a season’s worth of food for just $69.99.

The deal, according to Six Flags, includes lunch and dinner every time you visit Six Flags Great America in Chicago for a one time payment of $69.99. The meals include options like cheeseburgers  pizza and chick sandwiches from Six Flags restaurants like Aunt Martha’s Boarding House, Primo’s Pizza, Mooseburger Lodge, or Great American Hot Dog.

Eugene Naughton, Six Flags Vice President of In-Park Service, said that the new Six Flags dining plan is a great deal for anyone who visits the park at least four times a year.

Naughton said:

“We designed the All-Season Dining Pass to be a great value for anyone who plans to visit at least at least four or five times this year. We spent a lot of time listening to our guests, and while most of our regular Season Pass Holders say they love our food, many are concerned about affordability. Some say they don’t visit as often as they like because of food costs. So last summer we put together a task force to come up with a solution.”

A season pass to Six Flags costs about $75 and gets you unlimited entry to the park. For another $70, bringing the total up to $145, you get entrance to the park, lunch and dinner all season long.

Naughton said that the season dining pass is still in a test phase and that only a limited number will be sold this year.

Naughton said:

“We’re excited to see how our guests in Great America react. If everything goes well and if the guests like the program, we’ll look at rolling it out to other parks as well … It is important to us that everyone who buys the pass have a great experience. We’re being really conservative about how many of them we sell this year.”

The Six Flags dining plan does not include a drink. You can, however, pay an additional $10 to get a sports bottle that can be refilled for $0.99 at the park.

Do you think the dining plan is a good deal?