Drive through Six Flags Magic Mountain past millions of holiday lights — but stay off the coasters - OCR/SCNG

SuddenStorm

SuddenStorm

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Captn EO said:
Charge an additional 40 dollars to serve them
hot chocolate and hersheys bars!
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This just reminded me of the Cast Member preview of the Christmas parade last year.

We got to see it at midnight a few days before it debuted- and they served hot chocolate and candy canes. But not the powdered garbage they serve to the guests- that hot chocolate must have been made from the finest of cocoa beans by the chefs at Club 33 or something. It was absolutely delightful. Nothing like curb viewing for A Christmas Fantasy Parade- but without the hordes of crowds surrounding you. At midnight when the park is closed. After which we got to see them run the new Holiday Castle light show thing they do.

Better times- that whole experience seems absolutely surreal given how quickly things have gone south since.
 
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SplashGhost

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I haven't left the house for fun since March, so I am starting to seriously consider this. It appeals to me a lot more than the Knott's food events.
 
Darkbeer1

Darkbeer1

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Six Flags Magic Mountain expands drive-thru holiday lights event – Orange County Register (ocregister.com)

>>Six Flags Magic Mountain fans are already in the Christmas spirit after eight months of the coronavirus blues as the Valencia amusement park has added nights to a once-in-a-lifetime drive-thru holiday lights event after several dates on the calendar quickly sold out.

Magic Mountain has added 12 nights to the Holiday in the Park Drive-Thru Experience which now runs nightly through Jan. 3.

The new dates added to the calendar fall on Monday through Thursday on Nov. 30-Dec. 3, Dec. 7-10 and Dec. 14-17.<<
 
Darkbeer1

Darkbeer1

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Six Flags Magic Mountain Christmas lights extended through late January while other theme parks close – Orange County Register (ocregister.com)

>>Six Flags Magic Mountain plans to expand its once-in-a-lifetime drive-thru holiday lights event for a second time while rival theme parks are forced to close their gates because of the Southern California stay-at-home order issued by the state.

Six Flags Magic Mountain will extend the popular Holiday in the Park Drive-Thru Experience through Jan. 31 on select dates.

“Our Six Flags Holiday in the Park Drive-Thru Experience will remain open as scheduled,” Six Flags officials said in a statement. “The health and safety of our guests and employees are our top priority, and like other local public venues, we continue to monitor the situation and follow guidance from the state and county officials.”<<
 
Darkbeer1

Darkbeer1

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Time for a look back when DCA was a parking lot.

Pay to drive through DCA. Enter at Harbor and Disney Way. Pre-order merchandise and Food items to be placed in our trunk at specific areas.

Have Disney Characters stationed off the Roadway that will wave at vehicles, Basically driving down the Performance Corridor, and exiting near the Simba Parking lot entrance.

For the low fee of $100 per vehicle, and a fee of $25 per person above 4.

Exclusive merchandise, limited one per vehicle will be available for purchase.
 
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Pete Schweddy

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1HAPPYGHOSTHOST said:
Its just like when Taco Bell won the franchise war in Demolition Man. Soon every theme park will be called Six Flags.
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Scary how accurate Demolition Man predicted the future. Only Taco Bell survived cause the rest went out of business during lockdowns. They came up with the three shells cause of the toilet paper shortage. And only criminals had gas powered cars because they were outlawed.
 
TP2000

TP2000

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Pete Schweddy said:
Scary how accurate Demolition Man predicted the future. Only Taco Bell survived cause the rest went out of business during lockdowns. They came up with the three shells cause of the toilet paper shortage. And only criminals had gas powered cars because they were outlawed.
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The moment The French Laundry hires a piano player with a manbun to play The Jolly Green Giant jingle to entertain Gavin and First Partner over a $150 upcharged pasta course is when we know it's too late.

 

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