From lights in trees to giant decorations, there’s a lot more to see even if you’ve already been to Six Flags Discovery Kingdom this holiday season. We went to the first night of Holiday in the Park Lights! before the experience changed and we were surprised by how many new additions were added to the decor. You won’t see any live animals while driving through the park, but several winter displays have been set up that feature the park's animal stars.
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If it’s not too cold, I recommend keeping your windows down and your radio off so you can enjoy the music pumped through the park.Īfter the Christmas Tree, you’ll proceed down Candy Cane Lane. One of the first highlights is driving around the main entrance Christmas Tree. Guests are also asked to turn their lights to parking mode so they don’t drown out the holiday lights. In order to drive into the park, guests are directed through some backstage areas that have been decorated with oversized holiday decor that kickstart the merriment. The speed limit is 3 miles per hour and the signs ask that you not stop on the route, but there are lots of sights to enjoy. This drive-thru experience allows you to take your car inside the park into areas typically only frequented by guests on foot. It all came in a holiday drawstring tote bag. One of the merchandise bundles includes two face masks, a cozy sweater blanket with the Holiday in the Park logo, an ornament, and paper glasses that make all of the lights look like gingerbread men. Snack packs are available in quantities of 2 and 4. The snack bundle includes hot cocoa in a souvenir mug, a bag of popcorn, holiday cinnamon rolls and cookies. A Six Flags team member safely delivers them to your car for guests to enjoy during their experience. One of the ways you can enhance your experience is by purchasing snack packs and merchandise bundles in advance. Your magical holiday experience starts at the main entrance underneath one of the park’s signature roller coasters. Tickets are not available for purchase at the park and the check-in experience involves a quick scan of your reservation and passes from your car window. The price of admission fluctuates based on the day with prices starting at $19.99 per person, but annual passes are also accepted. In this new experience, guests experience the sights and sounds that the park has to offer from the safety of their own vehicle.īefore you go, guests need to visit to make a reservation and purchase tickets if necessary. I'm sure visiting on less crowded Tuesdays enhanced the level of our experience and the tickets were less expensive for those who purchased a one-day Tuesday ticket.Six Flags Discovery Kingdom in the California Bay Area has transformed their Holiday in the Park Lights! experience into a new Holiday in the Park Drive-Thru Experience that adheres to state and local restrictions. This unique park has features that fill a wide range of interests, age groups, and definitions of "fun," with plenty to keep the senses enlivened throughout the day. We met up at the end of the day and had fun sharing our exciting experiences as we trekked to our vehicles. Then, we split into two groups so those who wanted to continue twisting and turning at high speeds far above the ground could do so while those who wanted to interact with some animals as well as do some medium level rides could enjoy those opportunities. For half of our visit, thrills is what the entire group enjoyed together. My prior visit was with different family members (teens and both younger and older adults) who mostly wanted to experience the thrill rides, beginning with the Medusa. There is nothing quite like stroking a stingray's silky wings, strolling amidst colorful butterflies and moths, viewing a shark gliding over your head, being splashed by dolphins gracefully leaping high above the water, and chuckling at the choreographed antics of sea lions, seals, and otters, while still having time to swing, twist, and turn on a few rides. In the most recent visit with a daughter and grandchildren as well as my adult special needs son, we focused on the animal shows and experiences as well as boarding a few rides. Both visits were wonderful, satisfying experiences. I visited this park two different times in the last month with two different groups of different interests and ages.
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