One Day Dining Deal

They done away with the dinning pass but members who have it on their membership and are in good standing are grandfathered in and now are called a legacy membership and they will honor all benefits that you have been paying for before I have the diamond elite vip with deluxe dinning and will still be able to get 2 meals and a snack every time I visit the park and it will be accepted every restaurant both dinning membership and meal plans

So on my visit I saw that all the menues offer "meals" which have a big M bag next to them. These were usually an entree with a side, and no drink (but I bought a season bottle and could get free refills at most places). I was able to use it at Chicken Coupe and Carlini's Pizza. I believe Big Belly Burger and Johnny Rockets were also covered, as was Munchiez and possibly Wascal's. Twin Charged Tacos did not seem to support the Dining Plan.

Overall, the Dining Plan is still valuable if you plan to eat at all. One meal is 15-18 dollars, and the Plan is 4 meals for about $48 (including fees and taxes) so if you end up using all 4 meals, you could save around $20. Not nearly as good a deal as the original Pass but that's why SF got rid of it.

Yes, the Premium upgrade allows it to work at all parks. Have you installed the Six Flags app on your phone? You can add the pass to it so you don't need the physical card, and it tells you what parks it works with, plus all the discounts/offers you have.

Yes, the premium dining pass allows you to eat at any six flags (:

Things of note. You’re generally restricted to the regular or “smaller” menu items. Like you can get the single cheeseburger, but not the double. You can get the foot long hot dog, but not the chili cheese footlong hotdog. Our home park has very few healthy items available. My son was able to upgrade some chicken strips one day to the hot chicken strips by paying an up charge, so that might be an option, but if I’m paying at every meal then I need to question the value of the food pass. Keep in mind the 3 hour rule and how long you’ll actually be in the park. We’ve ran into “problems” a couple of times now where we’re not ready for dinner, but most of the restaurants in our home park start to close up around an hour before closing. So if we get to the park at 11 and eat lunch, we need to be in one of the restaurants by 5:00 (if the park is closing at 6, which has been the case on Sundays now). We’re not always ready to eat by that time since we need to be heading to dinner around 4:45 if we’re going to get our 2nd meal that day.

Ultimately the food at Six Flags isn’t great. I haven’t really been thrilled with the quality. However, the portions are generally big and it isn’t hard to go enough to get your value out of it. The average meal is around $15-17 from what I’ve seen. So you can do some math and figure out the value you think you’ll get out of it. Our home park costs $100 for the 2 meal dining plan. We’ve been 3 times so far and have gotten 6 meals per person (2 per day). That puts us at roughly $90 per person that we would have spent had we been paying out of pocket. Now in reality, we’ve gotten a 2nd meal in the park that we wouldn’t have normally gotten (either got fast food on the way home, which would be much cheaper, or waited to eat until we got home). Since we just got our passes, and have all of next year to go, it’s not hard to see we’ll be coming out way ahead by the end of the next season.

The best way to find out is to download the six flags app. Click on your home park and then choose dining at the bottom of your screen. Now you can browse all of the dining options. Meal plan will be labeled next to all of the items on the menu that you can utilize the dining plan for. There are quite a few options. If you have the money, definitely go for it. In my opinion the dinning plan options are hearty and delicious for the price. Get a diamond pass with a meal plan! You will be all set with food and beverages for the rest of 2023 and 2024. Let me know if you have any more questions. Enjoy!

It all depends on your park and how long do you stay in park. My is SFGA and food quality is bad and expensive. I never stay for more than 3-4 hours in a visit. It does not makes sense for me to have a meal plan.

Here is the menu for 2022. While it is no doubt different now, it will give you a sense of the types of food Six Flags makes available:

https://static.sixflags.com/website/files/sfgm\_dining-pass-brochure.pdf

The Basic dining pass will get you a free meal and snack. The premium dining pass will give you 2 free meals, 1 free snack, and a refillable drink cup. These are all free, whereas with the membership you still have to pay for them, even if it is 50% off.

If you only plan on attending SFMM then I would get the bssic for $50. If you plan on attending other parks then I would pay the $90.

Even with 6 visits this completely pays for itself and then some.

Basic is a meal and a snack, Deluxe is 2 meals and a snack. Premium is only for the Gold membership since Platinum, Diamond, and Diamond Elite have the red member bottles instead of all day.

The member dining pass can be used at every six flags park, not just MM. There's a slight waiting period between meals, but you can get the snack at anytime. There are some foods that also might have a slight upcharge of a dollar or two with the pass, but it's worth it.

Update: I was able to activate my season dining pass with platinum upgrade, they linked it to my membership no problem.

Please let me know if buying separately works for you. I’m having the same issue/question . I bought the membership last night but forgot to add the dining pass along with it and see no option to add it afterwards.

I bought the season dining pass instead of the member one. I bought it separately from my membership.

I just went to member services at the park and had them attach it to my membership.

Meal times aren’t actually a thing at the park. Haven’t been for a while. Just the waiting period after your first meal.

At my park, there are at least *some* options open from open to close (roughly), but some might open later or close early.

The cheapest way to eat at the park is to plan your meals so you either don’t need to eat at the park at all or schedule things so that you only need to eat one meal so you can just buy it separately.

If you like to eat a lot and don’t want to spend much pack a picnic and keep it in a cooler in the car.

You’ll save a massive amount of money and you won’t feel disgustingly full of fried food in the heat and on the rides.

So, I was wondering about this, too. However, it looks like they MAY have fixed this. A few days ago, I registered my Worlds of Fun pass in its app. (I bought it last year, but have been stalling in activating it to make sure the company worked out any problems from the merger!)

Then I bought the all parks dining pass for Worlds of Fun and added it into the app. When I added the pass into the other Cedar Fair apps (it's really annoying that you have to manually add it to each park's app, even after logging into your Cedar fair account!), the all parks dining pass was already there in my pass in each other park's app. (For some reason, my gold pass is listed as a silver one in ONLY the Schlitterbahn app.)

When I added the WoF pass into the Six Flags app, IT GAVE ME A NEW SIX FLAGS PASS NUMBER. Then I added that Six Flags pass into my account on the Six Flags website. The app doesn't actually log you into any account, so your pass doesn't seem to be linked to your account until you do it on their website!
At that point, it stopped asking me for my season pass number when I tried to buy the Six Flags meal plan, since I was already logged in to the account with the pass linked to it.

I'm not sure how their meal plan gets added to the Six Flags all parks pass. Do you do it in the app, or the website, or is it automatically linked when you purchase it from your Six Flags account on the web? I hate that the app doesn't log you in. What happens if your app or phone crashes and needs to be reinstalled or reset?

I'm still not sure if I want to buy the SF meal plan, since I'm only spending 5.5 days at SF parks (and one of those days, I'm going to an FEC with a buffet after!) And it's $155, plus tax and fees. But I'd like the option, and don't want to be the guiney pig, if it doesn't work. Especially with a $155 pass!

If any one else manages to do it and make it work, let us know, please?

I never considered doing that, as of right now darien lake is letting me buy just the add on, but im afraid of not being able to use it without a scanned in six flags season pass.

“In order for benefits to be redeemed, the Season Pass must be used for admission on the same date”

It’d be 243$ for the all park meal plan, because id have to buy a season pass too if the above applies.

I already have a cedar point gold with all park passport. So it feels kinda pointless to buy this.

It sure seems like we are just screwed on getting meal plans for both “franchises”

I've done the inverse... Six Flags Magic Mountain is my home park and I got the All Park Passport to go to Knott's soon after it became available. I couldn't do the add-ons from the website, so I asked while at Knott's to add a Cedar Fair Drink Plan Plus and it works fine from the Six Flags app.

Can anyone show how they got their Cedar Fair pass to switch to an Sig Flags pass.? I have the All Park Passport from Cedar Point and I used it last year but don't know how to switch it to Six Flags.

I had gotten that response today that I would need a Six Flags season pass specifically to get the meal pass add on.

I went 12 times this summer and once in 2024's Frightfest. I got 26 meals( 2 each visit) equaling roughly $500 in food for just $90 on the dining plan and $90 for the gold pass. Dining plan is amazing if you go multiple times.

I always just bring a cooler of food with me and take a mid afternoon break and eat at the car.

Much healthier, better fuel, cheaper, and will sit better in my stomach as I'm riding coasters.

We have found it to be worth it. We go 1-2 times a month. Usually we only stay long enough for one meal but sometimes we’re able to get 2 (have to be 4 hours apart). I just got food passes for my son and I and when my husband joins us we just share 3 ways.

One meal is $19-24 at Kings, Cedar Point and Mi Adventure. You may want to recalculate. Right now we buy 3 all park meal deals for two adults and a 6 and 8 year old to split the third. In total we spend about 12-13 days at various parks over the summer so it works out well for us.

You have kinda answered your own question. It all depends on how often you plan to go. With the MVP pass I plan to hit at least a half dozen parks within the next 18 months or so, and I got the all parks drink and all parks meal plans - so I will make mine worth the investment.

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How old are the kids?

We’ve had our memberships for a few years now and it’s worth it to us because we have 2 younger kids. I’m not sure how the passes and memberships work now, but I know with our memberships they never expire unless we cancel and season passes need to be renewed every year. Also, depending on which season pass you choose, that has to be paid at once and the memberships are monthly for at least 12 months. If you get the season pass you need to make sure Hurricane Harbor is included or you will have to pay a little extra at the park to access that. I know they did implement a new chaperone policy as well - Under this policy, all guests ages 15 years old or younger must be accompanied by a chaperone who is at least 21 years old in order to be admitted to, or remain in, the park after 4:00 p.m. local time to close. It seems a lot has changed with the passes and memberships but if you plan on going a lot then I think it could be worth it!