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Six Flags America - Bowie, Maryland

13710 Central Ave • Bowie, MD 20721

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Feel the rush at Six Flags America, the largest theme park in Washington and Baltimore, with over 100 rides, shows, and attractions. Experience the adrenaline on 11 thrilling rides like BATWING and Firebird. Families can enjoy milder rides like Elmer's Around the World in 80 Seconds. Don't miss events like ¡Viva La Fiesta!, Harbor Nights, and Fright Fest.

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With over 55 exhilarating rides and attractions, there's something for everyone, from adrenaline-pumping roller coasters to family-friendly entertainment.
Don't miss the park's signature rides like the SUPERMAN: Ride of Steel, BATWING Coaster.
Six Flags America offers an Attraction Access Program to accommodate guests with disabilities, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable visit.
All guests ages 17 and under must be accompanied by a chaperone age 21+ to be admitted to or remain in the park after 4 pm.
The park remains open during rain, but certain rides may be temporarily closed for safety. Check the weather forecast and plan accordingly.
Locker rentals are available at various locations throughout the park to securely store your belongings while you enjoy the rides.
Small children will enjoy specially-designed play areas like Looney Tunes Movie Town and Whistlestop Park.
The park only accepts card payments for all purchases, including parking. Cash can be converted to a prepaid debit card at kiosks throughout the park.

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Explore the thrills and excitement of Six Flags America, the largest theme park in the Washington D.C. and Baltimore area! With over 100 rides, shows, and attractions, plus Maryland's largest water park, Hurricane Harbor, there's endless fun for all ages.

Get your adrenaline pumping on over 11 thrill rides, including the BATWING™ Coaster, WONDER WOMAN Lasso of Truth™, and Firebird. For families and younger visitors, enjoy a magical balloon ride on Elmer's Around the World in 80 Seconds™ or a whimsical tour on Foghorn Leghorn's Tinseltown Train™.

Cool off at Hurricane Harbor (seasonally open), with towering waterslides, a 65,000-gallon pool, the thrilling six-story Tornado, and relaxing tubing and beach areas. (Note: Hurricane Harbor requires an additional fee.)

Don't miss out on events like ¡Viva La Fiesta!, Harbor Nights, and Fright Fest. Each offers unique entertainment, from vibrant cultural performances to spooky Halloween-themed activities.

Book your Six Flags America tickets now and experience the best of fun and thrills near Washington D.C. and Baltimore!

Six Flags America - Maryland Reviews

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kaisW3101WA

"disappointed"

Reviewed October 25, 2025 NEW

Wouldn’t let me in with the pocket knife I forgot was in my pocket, so they put it in a lock box where I’m not allowed to get it back at all. Half of the park smelt of bad weed, we saw a few people smoking cigarettes. A lot of kids were unsupervised running around and cutting lines. The chips and queso I got was eleven dollars while the hand sized burrito was twenty, very luck they were good. While eating, we saw an opossum, probably the best part of the night. For being Fright Fest I expected so much better, very disappointed

Brooke846

Indiana

"Rough Coasters with $5 Water to Recuperate"

Reviewed September 21, 2025

This park is quite small and I unfortunately understand why it is closing. Not much money has been put into this park and their coasters haven’t had much love either. The staff were funny and made the rides enjoyable. There definitely is a lanternfly infestation. Bottled water for $5 is just plain greedy to me for any company to be charging. A lot of the coasters are VERY rough. Firebird, Roar, and SkyWinder were the roughest to me. Superman and Joker’s Jinx were actually quite good. Although I know it to be very unlikely, I hope they find new homes. I also hope Wild One is rescued as it is an ACE Landmark.

xoxoa607

"Lots of bugs"

Reviewed September 06, 2025

Ok but I can see why they are closing and they have a lantern fly infestation. They’re everywhere when you’re on the coaster they fly into you

cecilschick

New Braunfels, Texas

"Nice Park, Great Staff but…"

Reviewed September 01, 2025

The park is nice but the parking lot was a bit confusing. It seems to be one-way directional so keep that in mind when visiting. The farthest row is for “reserved parking” or VIP parking. The disabled parking is directly in front of the entrance. The staff were absolutely the nicest staff! They were so nice & incredibly helpful! Some rides were unfortunately closed but I was able to ride most of the rides. I gave two stars because the wooden coasters were absolutely some of the roughest, most bone-jarring coasters I’ve ever ridden. The Firebird coaster was a read headbanger! I hit my head so hard on the restraint that I actually saw “stars”! I’m surprised I didn’t get a mild concussion. Joker’s Jinx was surprisingly rough as well but the flat rides were great. The train is EXTREMELY slow but I’m glad I got to ride it as they’re only running it at certain times. I was disappointed in the lack of souvenirs but I understand that the park is closing so that’s totally understandable, I hope that Six Flags will find homes for at least the flat rides, once the park closes. I’m planning on going back a second time to, hopefully, ride what I missed out on due to some being closed & a sudden storm having rolled in. Definitely try to visit the park before it closes for good, I do advise to stay away from the coasters, however, they’re ROUGH! The park itself is smaller but it’s definitely a walk towards the superheroes/villains area of the park so just be aware of that. The park was nicely shaded & had so many places to sit & rest or take in everything. They had plenty of restrooms but not all of them had water fountains nor were there very many water fountains available so I had to use the restroom sink a couple of times, to fill up my water bottle. Although they had several places to eat inside the park, I didn’t partake of any food so I can’t comment on that. The ambience of the park was also great & I loved the Patriotic music they played at the front of the park. I’d have given 5 stars had the roller coasters not been so rough.

E5433DSmarkd

"I see why it’s closing"

Reviewed August 19, 2025

Absolutely terrible. More than half of the rides were closed and 2 of the rides that were open kept breaking down and closing. Paid full price and for their version of “fast pass” and actually was able to ride a total of 3 rides. I see why it’s closing. Employees are also obviously aware it’s closing and dont even try to offer a good experience

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Six Flags America - Maryland is located at 13710 Central Ave • Bowie, MD 20721

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Frequently Asked Questions about Six Flags America - Maryland

Where is Six Flags America?

Six Flags America is right outside our nation’s capital at 13710 Central Avenue, Upper Marlboro, MD 20721.

Does the park have a chaperone policy?

Yes, all guests ages 17 years old or younger must be accompanied by a chaperone who is at least 21 years old to be admitted to or remain in the park after 4:00 pm. Six Flags America Maryland reserves the right to begin enforcing the chaperone policy earlier on any given day.

Are we allowed to bring alcoholic beverages into Six Flags America theme park?

Outside alcoholic beverages are prohibited within Six Flags Parks. Alcoholic drinks bought in the park must be consumed on-site and cannot be taken outside the premises.

Are there any items I'm not allowed to bring into the park?

For safety reasons, items like selfie sticks, monopods, and coolers are prohibited. Additionally harmful items like firearms, weapons, fireworks and more are prohibited.

What should I do if I lose an item during my visit?

Report lost items at Guest Services or visit their website to check their online Lost & Found portal.

Are pets allowed in the park?

Only service animals are permitted inside the park.

Is the park ADA Accessible?

The Six Flags Attraction Access Program ensures all guests, including those with disabilities or qualifying impairments, can fully enjoy the park's attractions and experiences.

Does the park allow smoking?

Smoking is not permitted throughout Six Flags Parks, except for designated smoking zones indicated on park maps.

When does Six Flags America open/close for the season?

The operating season for Six Flags America runs from March until the first week of November.

How many rides are at Six Flags America?

Six Flags America boasts over 55 exciting rides, shows, and attractions. This includes a variety of roller coasters, family rides, and children’s rides

Can you bring food into Six Flags America?

Guests are not allowed to bring food, beverages, or coolers into Six Flags America, with exceptions made for those with special dietary needs, food allergies, and baby food/formula.

How much is the parking fee at Six Flags America?

Speedy General Parking lets you skip the lines and breeze through the toll plaza for $40 plus tax.

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