Would You Stay at a Six Flags Hotel?

[GrandpaD]

Inquiring minds want to know...


View: https://mobile.twitter.com/coaster101/status/1143690484721864706

 

[Zachary]

On one hand, assuming there are some valuable park privileges associated with staying in said hotel, sign me up.

On the other, I'm really curious to see who Six Flags lines up to sponsor the complementary bed bugs. Twix? Takis? There are so many options...

 

[b.mac]

I find it weird the survey mentions a park that already has a hotel onsite and another park that has explicitly attempted to add a hotel multiple times since the 1970s, I'm assuming they're gauging guest interest in the GAdv hotel and are using Darien Lake's hotel as a measuring stick.

 

[Pretzel Kaiser]

A Six Flags hotel would wake you up every 15 minutes to play you obnoxious ads.

 

[belsaas]

The alarm clock every morning:

View: https://youtu.be/lagDDke1UUo?t=631

 

[Pretzel Kaiser]

Related-


View: https://youtu.be/JL9c8TPPJ40

 

[Ice]

To answer the question posed in the title,

No.

 

[..…]

The alarm clock every morning:

View: https://youtu.be/lagDDke1UUo?t=631

At a Six Flags hotel, this is the only way I'd want to be woken up every morning.

 

[tursiops]

I'm still waiting for my SeaWorld/ Busch Gardens hotel first!

 

[Zimmy]

I wonder if the old guy is still kicking around?

 

[bill s]

Is it less than 50 bucks? Guessing I'm not the target audience.

 

[Turbo]

It all comes down to perks and pricing... and all the other regular hotel stuff.

 

[b.mac]

The Great Escape Lodge operates similarly to a Great Wolf Lodge but SF membership perks can apply to the rooms, so you can get up to 25% off on a $289/night hotel room July 3rd and 4th.