I just visited Six Flags New England today, May 26, 2025, with the fam. It was quite crowded especially for memorial day weekend. I actually needed to park in "lot 3" which is one of the overflow lots.
We started the day off with a ride on Superman. Ops were not super and the ride shut down while in line for about 20 minutes. There were also several obvious line cutters, not a great look and quite frustrating. I will say, something more should be done about the line cutting. It was pretty bad. I was going to scan the qr code and repot a group of people who cut but by the time I got to the code the group already left during Superman's downtime and I was almost ready to board. Once the ride was up and running again we had a great time on it. The ride was running super well, decently fast and I was not stapled.
We spent a lot of time walking around the park just taking in the ambience and people watching. I went to the water park to relax in the sand and ride cannonball falls. We hung out there for a while. The newly painted slides are looking fantastic. I think a small touch like this goes a very long way to add value to a visit.
We left the waterpark and continued our stroll. I was going to ride Batman but the line was over and hour wrapping around in the cutbacks in the "shadiest part of the park"... seriously though this line is very well shaded, unlike the rest of the park
. I noticed some buildings were repainted and the restaurant on mainstreet was refurbished. They did a nice job with it. There is an updated menu with those cedar fair famous hand breaded chicken tenders! They still have a temporary queue line stantion set up rather than permanent railings.
I unfortunately did not get to ride Wicked Cyclone, but I saw Quantum Accelerator testing and got to ride Scream. Scream is actually a really great drop tower. I honestly don't ride it much but I'm glad I did today.
All and all I had an enjoyable visit. The unexpected highlight of the day was actually the great tram driver, Larry, getting us through the parking lot. He was very excited, cracking tasteful jokes, welcomed us to the park, and did a fun chant.
I'm excited to visit again to ride QA and I'm excited to see what the new Six Flags does with the park. Fingers crossed we get blessings despite the recent layoffs. Enjoy the pics.
We started the day off with a ride on Superman. Ops were not super and the ride shut down while in line for about 20 minutes. There were also several obvious line cutters, not a great look and quite frustrating. I will say, something more should be done about the line cutting. It was pretty bad. I was going to scan the qr code and repot a group of people who cut but by the time I got to the code the group already left during Superman's downtime and I was almost ready to board. Once the ride was up and running again we had a great time on it. The ride was running super well, decently fast and I was not stapled.
We spent a lot of time walking around the park just taking in the ambience and people watching. I went to the water park to relax in the sand and ride cannonball falls. We hung out there for a while. The newly painted slides are looking fantastic. I think a small touch like this goes a very long way to add value to a visit.
We left the waterpark and continued our stroll. I was going to ride Batman but the line was over and hour wrapping around in the cutbacks in the "shadiest part of the park"... seriously though this line is very well shaded, unlike the rest of the park
. I noticed some buildings were repainted and the restaurant on mainstreet was refurbished. They did a nice job with it. There is an updated menu with those cedar fair famous hand breaded chicken tenders! They still have a temporary queue line stantion set up rather than permanent railings.I unfortunately did not get to ride Wicked Cyclone, but I saw Quantum Accelerator testing and got to ride Scream. Scream is actually a really great drop tower. I honestly don't ride it much but I'm glad I did today.
All and all I had an enjoyable visit. The unexpected highlight of the day was actually the great tram driver, Larry, getting us through the parking lot. He was very excited, cracking tasteful jokes, welcomed us to the park, and did a fun chant.
I'm excited to visit again to ride QA and I'm excited to see what the new Six Flags does with the park. Fingers crossed we get blessings despite the recent layoffs. Enjoy the pics.
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