Six Flags Over Georgia & White Water 2013 Season Pass Deal

Whether you’re planning to go to Six Flags Over Georgia or White Water in 2013 or you’re looking for a quick & easy gift, now’s a good time to buy season passes. These are the lowest prices that’ll be offered for the 2013 season, so don’t miss out.

Here are the details:

• 2013 season passes to Six Flags Over Georgia are $64.99 each when you buy 1-3 passes. If you buy 4-10 passes, the price drops to $49.99 each, plus you’ll get free parking on one pass, and you can opt to pay nothing until March 2013.
• And Six Flags Over Georgia now offers a Gold pass, which comes with free parking at every Six Flags theme park (but that doesn’t include White Water), extra Bring-a-Friend tickets, VIP entry, & more. It’s priced at $89.99 each when you buy 1-3 passes or $59.99 each when you buy 4-10 passes, and you can opt to pay nothing until March 2013.
• 2013 Combo passes to Six Flags Over Georgia are $74.99 each when you buy 1-3 passes. If you buy 4-10 passes, the price drops to $59.99 each, plus you’ll get free parking on one pass valid at Six Flags Over Georgia & White Water, and you can opt to pay nothing until March 2013.
• And Six Flags Over Georgia & White Water now offer a Gold Combo pass, which comes with free parking at every Six Flags theme park (including White Water), extra Bring-a-Friend tickets, VIP entry, & more. Bonus: It’s priced at $99.99, but if you buy 4-10, you can get Gold Combo passes for as little as $69.99 each, and you can opt to pay nothing until March 2013.
• Only plan to go to White Water? 2013 season passes to White Water are $59.99 each when you buy one, but if you buy 2-10 passes, the price drops to $49.50 each, and you can opt to pay nothing until March 2013.
• Bonus: Discover cardmembers save an extra 5% when you use your Discover card to buy tickets, parking, food, & more at Six Flags (at the park or online).

Another reason to consider a combo pass: They’re adding two new rides for 2013:

• At Six Flags Over Georgia, SkyScreamer, an extreme swing ride, will spin guests in a 98-foot circle at speeds of 40 miles per hour atop a 24-story tower.
• At White Water, Typhoon Twister will send riders in four-passenger tubes barreling down an enclosed five-story drop before shooting out into a 67-foot bowl, where they’ll experience several revolutions against the wall of the bowl, then spin down into the corkscrew-drop chute and splash into the pool below.

–Jennifer Maciejewski