Obviously, Six Flags is on the expensive side. While it’s no Disneyland (where admission is up to around $80 per day), Six Flags is no county fair either. But of course it’s expensive! Look at the size of those roller coasters: it costs a lot to build, operate, and maintain machines of that size. So while the frugal type may balk at the price of going to Six Flags, it’s a unique experience surely worth the price – especially if you get some Six Flags coupons in the mix.

The first thing you want to do is head to their website and check out what kind of deals they are offering at a park near you. Six Flags offers a variety of deals at different times for their different parks, so keep your eye on what they’re offering. One of the best deals they have is an online Six Flags coupon that offers buy-one-get-one-free admission to the park. Now, it’s a sporadically offered deal and it’s only offered at select parks so check their website regularly to see if there is a deal near you.

Other online deals they’ll have is “everyone pays kids price” days where admission is significantly discounted. They’ll also offer discounted season tickets, free season passes for group purchases, and discounted daily passes. While it can be difficult to keep up with what deals are being offered where & when, sign up for their “In The Loop” e-mail service and they’ll keep you up-to-date on the deals – you can even specify what parks you’d like to get updates on. If you keep your eye out for these deals, even the most frugal person can still spend a day at the amusement park.