[Chris]

http://www.sixflags.com/overgeorgia/tickets/index.aspx

Offer extended through April 11th...

A Season Pass is your ticket to More Flags. More Fun.
That's exactly what you'll find. More rides. More shows. More awesome.
Here are 10 reasons why a Season Pass gives you unlimited thrills all season long and so much more.
1. Lowest Price of the Year
Season Passes are now on sale for $49.99 — just $5 more than a one-day ticket.
2. Pays for Itself
A Season Pass pays for itself in less than two visits.
3. Unlimited Visits
Come as often as you want, stay as long as you like.
4. FREE Tickets for Friends
Pick up your Passholder Value Book on your first visit and get five FREE tickets for friends to use on select days.
5. $300 in Park Savings
Receive over $300 in discounts on food, games, souvenirs and more.
6. FREE Season Pass Funatics Rewards
When you buy a Season Pass and become a Six Flags Funatic, you'll get aweseome rewards sent straight to your inbox after each of your first five visits*. Earn a Skip the Line Pass, free soft drinks, an extra Bring-A-Friend Free ticket and much more. Just provide your email address and opt-in when you have your photo ID made, or join online now.
7. FREE Concerts
Six Flags hosts the hottest concert talent all season long during the STARBURST® Summer Concert Series featuring Mitchel Musso and Jeremy Camp. More artists to be announced soon!
8. FREE Special Events
Celebrate holidays at the park including Memorial Day, 4th of July and Labor Day Weekend, and don't miss our annual Kids Fest, Christian Music Weekend and Fright Fest.
9. Exclusive Passholder Events
Get access to exclusive events such as our Season Passholder Night.
10. FREE Admission to all Six Flags Theme Parks
Your Six Flags Over Georgia season pass ID is accepted at 14 Six Flags theme parks.
2010 SEASON PASS PRICING
$49.99 Individual Season Pass
$79.99 Two Park Season Pass — unlimited visits to Six Flags Over Georgia and White Water

[cwgator]

Now don't get me wrong when I say this, 'cause I love that pricing. It's $25 less than the pass I bought in '08. However since I live in FL now (was in GA/NC), I don't get up to ATL that often anymore. I can kind of see how bankruptcy is an issue when they are giving away passes like that tho. I mean who wouldn't pay $5 more for a season pass and can go to the other parks too on it (other than people who wouldn't go more than once, obviously). I just don't see how they would make any money off that deal other than people may spend more inside the park, but that's still a risk IMO.

On a more personal note I can say that SFOG is at the bottom of my list of 9 parks attended to date by favorite (BGT, BGW, Carowinds, KD, SWO, IOA, USF, Disney's AK, SFOG- in that order ranking). That being said, I probably won't be getting a new pass anywhere in the near future to those parks. Now if I can just get up to New Jersey or Cali then maybe....lol

[CoasterDad]

That is a great price... but really, only SFOG is close by, so to speak, and with Intimidator now open, I have no super compelling reason to purchase. Now, if I knew I was going to other SF parks, it would be a steal. I just wish our Plat Pass wasn't so much. It's not an issue when you only have to buy one or two passes, but it is an issue when you have to buy 6 at once... still, sure am wishing to go back to KD a couple of times this season... oh well...

[Davidtmp]

Now don't get me wrong when I say this, 'cause I love that pricing. It's $25 less than the pass I bought in '08. However since I live in FL now (was in GA/NC), I don't get up to ATL that often anymore. I can kind of see how bankruptcy is an issue when they are giving away passes like that tho. I mean who wouldn't pay $5 more for a season pass and can go to the other parks too on it (other than people who wouldn't go more than once, obviously). I just don't see how they would make any money off that deal other than people may spend more inside the park, but that's still a risk IMO.

I can see your point.... But, price your passes low enough to sell as many as you can. It's guarenteed money, paid upfront. You sale x passes at $75. You run an economy special at $50 and sale 2x passes. You actually make more money up front. Since there really aren't any other parks really close by, it pays off to pay basically a days admission just in case you go to another one later on. If you live close by, you are going to get a season pass anyway. Your basically playing to the people that live 2-4 hrs out and selling them upfront instead of hoping they come to the park. Clever marketing if you sale enough that the numbers work in your favor. They aren't selling to the enthusiast's, it's the general public's perception that they play on. I'm sure they saw enough of a gain last year that they decided to run the special again this year.