The Flash passes at Magic Mountain

[ukstitch]

Do they do these all year round?

I will be visiting Magic Mountain on 13th December (a Sunday) and would like to try and get a The Flash pass so I can make the most of my day (living in the UK means I can't get over the SoCal very often so don't mind paying the extra to cut the queues down a little).

When I look on the Magic Mountain website, they only weem to be offering the passes up until the end of July. Will they release the later months as time goes on, or do they not offer The Flash passes after July?

 

[DisneySuiteFreak]

Do they do these all year round?

I will be visiting Magic Mountain on 13th December (a Sunday) and would like to try and get a The Flash pass so I can make the most of my day (living in the UK means I can't get over the SoCal very often so don't mind paying the extra to cut the queues down a little).

When I look on the Magic Mountain website, they only weem to be offering the passes up until the end of July. Will they release the later months as time goes on, or do they not offer The Flash passes after July?

What's a flash pass? Is it like a front of the line pass? I hear the lines at MM can get very long...

 

[ukstitch]

What's a flash pass? Is it like a front of the line pass? I hear the lines at MM can get very long...

There are two types of The Flash pass - the first one lets you not queue for a ride, then you can go back to it after however many minutes the queue time is (allowing you to get another ride down while you "queue" virtually for the first one). The second one (which is more expensive) does the same, but cuts that virtual queuing time down by up to 75%.

 

[DisneySuiteFreak]

There are two types of The Flash pass - the first one lets you not queue for a ride, then you can go back to it after however many minutes the queue time is (allowing you to get another ride down while you "queue" virtually for the first one). The second one (which is more expensive) does the same, but cuts that virtual queuing time down by up to 75%.

Wow, this sounds intriguing. I'll have to go look it up.