Deal Alert: Six Flags Great Adventure Promo Code - Pay Child's Price, Get Adult Admission $29.99

The last 50% off Six Flags discount is now expired and you can't use the Home Depot employee discount anymore. And if you're reading this past June 20th, you can't get in for free anymore either.

Here's the latest Six Flags discount promo code details - you just pay the Six Flags Child Admission Ticket price of $29.99 and get a full Adult Admission Ticket to Six Flags - like my local Great Adventure in Jackson, NJ.

Normal Adult Admission price is $44.99. But now you can get in for $29.99. That beats any Coke Can discount promotion or coupons you get at Burger King, etc.

And you can bypass the lines by buying online and printing the tickets before you go - just use promo code: coldstone or NEVIP

Deal Alert: Free Admission to Six Flags, Great Adventure in Jackson, NJ

On Wednesday, June 20th the Early Show with Dave Price the national CBS Morning Show will be doing live weather reports from the Wiggles area of Six Flags from 7 AM - 9 AM.

They will also be holding a Kidscaster Weather Auditions for kids 4-16 of age from 8 AM - 12 noon in this area.

Dave Price will do a meet and greet from 9 am - 10 am in the Wiggles World area. (Audience members will obviously receive free admission to the park)

The need to arrive at the park at 6:30 a.m. via our employee entrance.

Directions:
When merging onto 537 from 195, go through two lights, PASS the main Six Flags entrance on your right...DO NOT GO THAT WAY, stay to the left and go under the overpass. You will approach an employee/service entrance on your left. Turn left and sign in at the Security Booth. Also, we have all guests RSVPing by call 732-928-2000 ext. 2833.

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Free Six Flags Great Adventure Tickets for 3

If you have a child that's 3 or under, they are now eligible for a free full-admission ticket to Six Flags Great Adventure, like the one in Jackson, NJ of the NJ Turnpike.

One of the best tips is to buy the tickets online before you go and print them out so that you can bypass the long lines at the gate and get going on the rides as soon as possible.

This tip is most valuable if you're smart enough to plan your day and get to the park when it opens. That's the time where you can ride the best rides over and over again for the first 2 hours of the day when the park is the least crowded.

Although there are less people at Great Adventure when it opens, there's still lines to buy admission tickets to Six Flags in the morning. No sense waiting on those lines.

You can simply pay for Six Flags tickets at their site and bring them with you. Then just go straight to the entrance stalls and run to the first ride!

50% Off Six Flags (Great Adventure!) One-Day Admission Tickets

Six Flags amusement parks have had "print & go" ticket technology the last couple of years. Here's a promo for 50% off an adult admission ticket.

For Great Adventure in Jackson, NJ, that means $28 for a one-day ticket, a great price. Better than the $10 off Coke Can promo.

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow (so we can ski!)

We're now officially a skiing family. And we just got back from a weekend at Bear Creek in PA - great for families and beginners. But we're surpised that more people don't know about renting skis locally and bringing them with you to any mountain you're headed for.

Not only is it cheaper, it will save you time -- literally hours! In fact, on one day at Bear Creek, since the rental lines were so long, they extended their day pass by 1.5 hours for everyone that day just to be nice (I guess so many people complained about the 1+ hours it took to get rentals there at the slope). But lucky for us, we already had our skis from back home. So we just got our lift tickets and hopped on the slopes -- and get an extra 1.5 hours free that day. NICE.

Rentals are cheap and easy. Locally we've been going to Pelican Ski, which is $15/day and they give you an extra day on each side for travel. So if you're skiing ONLY on Saturday, you can pick-up the skis on Friday and return on Sunday for only $15 + tax. The savings + the TIME you save is well worth it since at the slopes, rentals are usually $25 or more ($26 at Bear Creek).

If you rent for the season you'll save even more -- we got our daughter a complete set of skis/poles/boots for only $69 and we don't have to return them till October! If you go skiing only 7 times during the season, that's $10/day!

The other thing that most people don't think about is discount lift tickets. Like everything else, you can get the same thing for less. 3 places to check for discount lift tickets:

• Local ski shops -- i.e. Pelican offers about $10 discount for some local mountains like Hunter, Blue Mountain, etc.
• Local Town/County Recreation Dept -- many local governments sell similar discounted ski tickets to the major resorts.
• Hotels -- just map your route to the slopes and call one or two hotels that are directly on the way (to make it easy for you), and ask if they sell discount ski lift tickets. i.e. One offer for Blue Mountain gave a full-unrestricted ticket from opening to closing for the price of a morning-only ticket. About $14 savings. You don't need to be a guest either to get it. Just go to the front desk and they'll sell it to you (I think they make a few bucks on it too).