Welcome to Six Flags Magic Mountain park info, complete with all you need to know to visit the park. Note: Information subject to change without notice.
Address
Park Info • May 10, 2008
Six Flags Magic Mountain
26101 Magic Mountain Pkwy
Valencia, CA 91355
Phone Numbers
Park Info • May 10, 2008
Park Information Hotline: 661-255-4111
General Information: 661-255-4100
From The Los Angeles Area: 818-367-5965
Spanish Information: 661-255-4854
Group Sales: 661-255-4500
Directions
Park Info • May 10, 2008
Six Flags Magic Mountain is located at the Six Flags California entertainment destination, minutes north of Hollywood and one hour south of Bakersfield at the Magic Mountain Parkway exit off Interstate 5 in Valencia.
Directions from Anaheim: Take the Interstate 5 Freeway north. Exit Magic Mountain Parkway, left at traffic signal at the bottom of the exit ramp going under the Freeway overpass. Proceed along Magic Mountain Parkway to Parking Toll Booths and entrance to Six Flags California.
Directions from Hollywood/Universal City: Take the 101 Freeway north to the 170 Freeway north. Take the 170 Freeway north to the Interstate 5 Freeway north (the 170 Freeway automatically ends at the I-5 north). Take Interstate 5 north to Magic Mountain Parkway. Exit Magic Mountain Parkway, left at traffic signal at the bottom of the exit ramp going under the Freeway overpass. Proceed along Magic Mountain Parkway to Parking Toll Booths and entrance to Six Flags California.
Directions from San Diego: There are two main Freeways that run out of San Diego. From Interstate 5 - Take Interstate 5 north. Exit at Magic Mountain Parkway, left at traffic signal at the bottom of the exit ramp going under the Freeway overpass. Proceed along Magic Mountain Parkway to Parking Toll Booths and entrance to Six Flags California. From the Interstate 15 Freeway - Take the Interstate 15 north to the Interstate 10 Freeway west. Take the Interstate 10 Freeway west to the Interstate 210 Freeway west. Take Interstate 210 Freeway west to the Interstate 5 Freeway north (the 210 automatically ends at the I-5 north). Take Interstate 5 north to Magic Mountain Parkway. Exit Magic Mountain Parkway, left at traffic signal at the bottom of the exit ramp going under the Freeway overpass. Proceed along Magic Mountain Parkway to Parking Toll Booths and entrance to Six Flags California.
Directions from LAX: Take Century Boulevard to the 405 Freeway north. Take the 405 Freeway north to junction with Interstate 5 north (this happens automatically - the 405 ends at I-5). Take I-5 north to Magic Mountain Parkway. Exit at Magic Mountain Parkway, left at traffic signal at the bottom of the exit ramp going under the Freeway overpass. Proceed along Magic Mountain Parkway to Parking Toll Booths and entrance to Six Flags California.
Directions from Burbank Airport: Take the Interstate 5 north to Magic Mountain Parkway. Exit Magic Mountain Parkway, left at traffic signal at the bottom of the exit ramp going under the Freeway overpass. Proceed along Magic Mountain Parkway to Parking Toll Booths and entrance to Six Flags California.
Directions from Ventura/Santa Barbara: Take the 101 Freeway south to the 126 Freeway east. Take the 126 Freeway east to the Interstate 5 Freeway south. Exit Magic Mountain Parkway, right at the traffic signal at the bottom of the exit ramp. Proceed along Magic Mountain Parkway to Parking Toll Booths and entrance to Six Flags California.
Directions from Las Vegas: Take the Interstate 15 south. From the Interstate 15 Freeway south take the Interstate 10 west. From the Interstate 10 west take the Interstate 210 Freeway west. From the Interstate 210 west take the Interstate 5 Freeway north (the 210 Freeway automatically ends at the I-5 Freeway north). Take Interstate 5 north to Magic Mountain Parkway. Exit Magic Mountain Parkway, left at traffic signal at the bottom of the exit ramp going under the Freeway overpass. Proceed along Magic Mountain Parkway to Parking Toll Booths and entrance to Six Flags California.
Park Hours
Park Info • May 10, 2008
Open weekends and holidays only during the winter; Open daily in the summer
Admission Prices
Park Info • May 10, 2008
One Day Ticket:
General Admission: $59.99
Children Under 48": $29.99
Children 2 And Under: Free
Seniors 55 Years And Older: $29.99
Magic Mountain/Hurricane Harbor Two Park Combo: $69.99
Season Pass: $69.99
Parking
Park Info • May 10, 2008
General Parking: $15.00
Valet Parking (General vehicles): 30.00
Buses: $20.00
RVs: $25.00
Guest Service Center
Park Info • May 10, 2008
For park maps, show schedules, sundries and general park information, stop by Guest Necessity Center in Colossus County Fair.
Smoking Policy
Park Info • May 10, 2008
Six Flags Magic Mountain is a smoke-free environment. Smoking is prohibited everywhere in the Park except for the designated smoking areas located near Colossus Cookery Restrooms, Fort Le John Restrooms, Superman Restrooms, Bugs Bunny World Restrooms (in back of Mooseburger Lodge), Cyclone Bay Restrooms, Scrambler Restrooms, Gotham City Backlot Restrooms, Rapids Camp Restrooms, Inside Main Gate Restrooms, Flashback Plaza Restrooms and X Plaza. Smoking is prohibited by Guests under 18.
Dress Code
Park Info • May 10, 2008
As a family theme park, Six Flags Magic Mountain must enforce a dress code. Shoes and shirts must be worn at all times. Bikini tops, skate shoes or any footwear with wheels, clothing with inappropriate words, phrases and/or graphics are NOT allowed.
Photography
Park Info • May 10, 2008
Cameras are not permitted on rides. Six Flags requires that all photographs or videos taken by guests be used for their personal enjoyment ONLY. Any use, reuse or reproduction for commercial purposes without the express written consent of Six Flags is prohibited.
First Aid
Park Info • May 10, 2008
Located between Gotham City Backlot entrance and Magic Moments Theatre. A first aid employee is on duty at all times. Over-the-counter medications are available for a nominal charge at: Attitudes, Flags, Guest Necessity Center, and Six Flags Kids. Medications are not available at First Aid.
Disabled Access
Park Info • May 10, 2008
For information on services offered to guests with disabilities, please visit Guest Relations located in Six Flags Plaza where representatives will be pleased to help personalize your visit. Pick up the "Guest with Disabilities Guidebook", - a handout that provides detailed information on accessibility of rides, shows, games, shops and restaurants. Other services provided include telecommunications devises (TDD) at Guest Relations and First Aid, assisted listening devices at Guest Relations.
Wheelchair Rentals
Park Info • May 10, 2008
Wheelchair rentals are located in Six Flags Plaza behind Guest Relations. Wheelchairs are rented on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Stroller Rentals
Park Info • May 10, 2008
Stroller rentals are located in Six Flags Plaza behind Guest Relations. Strollers are rented on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Baby Care
Park Info • May 10, 2008
Space for baby changing is provided in most restrooms. A private area for nursing mothers is located in First Aid.
ATMs
Park Info • May 10, 2008
ATMs are available next to Ticket Will Call in the Main Gate Plaza, Flags and the Looney Tunes Superstore in Six Flags Plaza, Center Ring Games and the Guest Necessity Center in Colossus County Fair, Xtreme Zone and Cylcone Bay Arcade in Cyclone Bay, Six Flags Kids in High Sierra Territory, Attitudes in the Movie District and Mining Town Arcade in Rapids Camp Crossing.
Credit Cards
Park Info • May 10, 2008
Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover are accepted for admission, at major merchandise shops and at The Mooseburger Lodge, Laughing Dragon Pizza Co., Carousel Grill & Chicken Plantation.
Announcements/Messages
Park Info • May 10, 2008
Six Flags Magic Mountain does not offer in-Park paging. Please be sure to have a specific meeting place for your group. Guests may leave messages for one another at Guest Relations. If your child becomes separated from your group, contact the nearest host/hostess or security officer for assistance or visit Guest Relations.
Severe Weather
Park Info • May 10, 2008
At Six Flags Magic Mountain, nothing is more important to us than your safety. Rides may be closed for a time if there is lightning in the area, high winds, or if there is rain. They will re-open just as soon as we can assure totally safe operation.
Pet Kennel
Park Info • May 10, 2008
Pet boarding is provided for FREE at the kennel, which is located in the main parking lot. DO NOT LEAVE YOUR PET IN OR TIED TO A VEHICLE WHILE YOU VISIT THE PARK.
Flash Pass
Park Info • May 10, 2008
The Flash Pass can be purchased for $15 (Sunday - Friday)or $20 (Saturday) at the ticket booths, The Flash Pass booth (behind Guest Relations in Six Flags Plaza) or at the Guest Necessities Center. A limited number of The Flash Pass are available for purchase each operating day. The passes will be available only while supplies last and are valid only on the day of purchase.
The rides available for The Flash Pass vary from day-to-day (please check with the host/hostess at The Flash Pass booth for a list of specific rides available). Each The Flash Pass is good for four priority boarding opportunities: 1 person x 4 rides, 2 people x 2 rides, 4 people x 1 ride... it's your choice! The Flash Pass program does not require any sort of reservation or pre-determined arrival time. Simply choose your ride and follow The Flash Pass directions.
The Flash Pass prices are subject to change without notice.
Twickets
Park Info • May 10, 2008
Purchase a Twicket before you leave the Park for the day and experience Six Flags thrills one more time at a minimal fee. Twickets are valid on any paid admission. Show your ticket stub at the Fast Lane/Twicket Booth (behind Guest Relations in Six Flags Plaza). Please note that Twickets must be used within a certain number of days from the date of purchase (usually between 7 and 14 days - see the host/hostess at the Booth) - make sure to plan your second visit within that time frame. Pay the fee (prices vary - see the host/hostess at the Booth) and sign your new ticket (note that the person purchasing the Twicket must be present to sign his or her name). When you come back for your second visit, the host or hostess at the turn stile will ask you to sign your name one more time (in order to make sure that it's you - the signatures have to match) and that's it.
