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Look at how the prices have changed so much this year at six flags fiesta texas. :angry:
PRICING AT PARK General Admission $46.99 48 Inches & Under $31.99 Children 2 & Under FREE Multi-Visit (2 days) $49.99 Prices do not include tax. Daily Parking (tax inclusive) $10.00 
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#2
01-22-2006, 02:45 PM
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Jesus.
(Last years) General Admission $41.99 48 Inches & Under $26.99 Senior Citizen $28.99 Children under 3 FREE Multi-Visit (2 Days) $44.99 Daily Parking (Including Tax) $8.00 EDIT: and no senior citizen pricing? that's pretty low. and children under 2 instead of 3.
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#3
01-22-2006, 03:07 PM
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That's gay.
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#6
01-22-2006, 10:25 PM
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Get a season pass now. They'll be up in the 70's somewhere by the end of the "special deals".
BTW everyone, Fiesta Texas' increased prices will be worth it this season when you see how much cleaner, neater and fun the park will be. C'mon Looney Toons all over the place (15 will ALWAYS be out in the park), more shade areas, a practically new waterpark, no smoke in your face as you walk along pathways, much much cleaner. The new face SF is getting deserves increased ticket prices. :-) I'm pretty stoked about this season.
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01-22-2006, 10:47 PM
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Best of all, no more Mr. Six!
 Getting a season pass online is the best way to go with the same price as the regular single-day admission for a very limited time as well as single tickets.
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#8
01-23-2006, 07:45 AM
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Definitely get a season pass, no matter which park you call home. I'll be getting mine through SFOT, so it will be a little bit more, but if I get lucky like I did last year, it won't cost me that much.
But what shocked me was intead of 3 and under free, which is standard, now it is 2 and under. Talk about trying to get the last dime ... Anyone know if SWSA is going up as much on admission?
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#9
01-23-2006, 04:08 PM
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Prices for sea world are as followed...
One Day-Adult $42.29 One Day-Child (Ages 3-9) $33.29 Two Day-Adult $46.99 Two Day-Child (Ages 3-9) $36.99 No Senior citizen discounts on ticets. They only have it on Season Passes. I love Going to Sea world on my bike. I live In the neighborhood across from Sea world. The one across from Wallgreens.
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