Six Flags Great America

Nice park with rides for thrill seekers of all ages ranging from mild to ultimate excitement. I know it's early in the season, but it would been nice for all rides were running. Clean park with good food, just be prepared to pay dearly. The yearly meal pass and unlimited drink deals are definitely something to look into if you plan on visiting more than once.

This is a very hard park to rate. I give their ride selection 5 stars, they have tons of great rides and coasters! The food is pretty good for amusement park food, so I would give that 4-5 stars. The ride operations have been terrible all 5 times I have been to the park. I would give the ride operations 2 stars. Then due to large crowds and terrible ride operations, the lines and wait times are horrible! We would definitely come to this park more if they would improve ride operations and wait times.

Been coming here since I was young. This time we visited during the week, and it was nice. The wait times for the rides weren’t too bad. The only downside was that there were several rides that weren’t in operation. The staff at every ride were SOOO nice, fun, and worked really hard!! We also got funnel cakes which is a must before leaving the park :) I am overall satisfied but would like to come again when the waterpark is open so that I can be thorough in my review!

Fun, I used the flash pass, and I would recommend it. It saved me a few hours, and I got 7 large rides in with the standard. Rides are very fun as long as you aren't scared of them. Food is overpriced, so be aware that a slice of pizza with a few fries is about $17.I would say it is about equivalent to King's Island in Ohio.

I absolutely love sfga. It gets a lot if hate for slow loading times and expensive food, but I absolutely love it and I think the food is a little pricey , but hey it's an amusement park. Sfga is also my home park and I love it, it's clean, safe, family oriented, the ride operators are excellent. 10 out of 10 would recommend

I absolutely love this place. I am 33 and this is still one of my favorite places to go. I am so sad to hear about all the ones that are closing around the US. I went opening weekend and the parks were clean, the lines were moving beautifully, and everybody was friendly like usual. The only reason I am giving this three star stars as opposed five is because I understand it's opening weekend, but you would've thought that everything would have been ready and opened. I think there was like four or five of the roller coasters that weren't running yet and then the boot and the food options were also closed down. There was only a few things open. Now one thing is the food- it seemed to me that the prices were a little bit higher than they used to be for sure which is kind of a disappointment. Most of us are able to keep going to Six Flags because of the past to pay monthly otherwise the cost in reality are way too expensive especially now and it's impossible to get a drink under $18. They also started to offer perks for card members, so I'm interested to see what that is. Otherwise I can't wait to ride the new roller coasters. And because it was slower than usual, my daughter did win one of those big teddy bears for the first time ever which was awesome.

We like the park, the rides are varied for every type of rider and six flags are always adding more rides. Six Flags loses a star because year in year out they've been increasing prices on food and drink to the point where it has become ridiculous. Almost $20 for a beer is awful. All good food choices are now $20.

This is a great park. I spend 2 full days here and there are so many coasters, I could have easily spend another day here. I've visited a good number of Six Flags parks, and this is one of the best. The park is clean (there's always someone cleaning the bathroom, I've never seen that at an amusement park) and the coaster lineup is very deep. Goliath is one the shorter side, but it feels like a complete ride and is more similar to other RMCs than other wooden coasters. It mostly feels like a shorter version of Arieforce one Raging Bull is a fun B&M hyper with a good amount of air time. Maxx force is short but intense. The launch is intense and loud and the heartline roll is nice. X-Flight is very smooth and unique, unfortunately they were only running one train, so the lines moved very slowly. Viper and American Eagle are two old school wooden coasters with some decent pops of air time. Batman and Joker are clones that can be found at many parks. Batman is a short but intense ride I always like to ride, Joker is unique, but I rarely ride it more than once. Superman, which can also be found in multiple parks is a fun flying coaster, that's not very intense, with the exception of the pretzel loop. The Flash V2 here was open in contrast to the one at Discovery Kingdom The Dark Knight coaster is a good wild mouse, but it's still a wild mouse and the lines moves extremely slow. The theming here is on the weaker side, but if I want great theming, I would go to a Disney or Universal park. The food is average for a Six Flags park, not great, but also not worth complaining.