Six Flags adds Flex Pay option for Season Passes and other online purchases
Six Flags introduced Flex Pay by Upgrade, a payment option for eligible online purchases of $49 or more that lets approved guests start using Season Pass benefits right away.
Six Flags Entertainment Corp. said it has added Flex Pay by Upgrade as a payment option for eligible online purchases, allowing guests to buy Season Passes and other qualifying products for $49 or more and pay in fixed monthly installments.
The company said approved online purchases can use the option, and guests can begin using Season Pass benefits immediately while making payments. Six Flags said the move is intended to give families another way to plan and pay for park visits.
Six Flags described itself as North America’s largest regional amusement-resort operator. In the release, the company said it operates 20 amusement parks, 14 water parks and nine resort properties across 13 U.S. states, Canada and Mexico, plus one amusement park in Saudi Arabia.
Chief Marketing Officer Amy Martin Ziegenfuss said the company has long been committed to providing families with entertainment value. She said Flex Pay lets guests lock in current pricing, split payments into installments and enjoy rides and events from day one.
The release said Upgrade powers the Flex Pay platform and partners with hundreds of travel and retail brands across North America. The disclosure section also said applicants must be at least 18, loan approval and terms are set by Upgrade’s lending partners based on credit and other eligibility factors, and the product is not available in all states and U.S. territories.
The same disclosure said a down payment may be required and that annual percentage rates range from 0% to 36%. It also said the minimum purchase required is $49.
Tom Botts, president of Flex Pay, said flexible payment options can help families maximize value and plan ahead. The release directed readers to sixflags.com/flexpay for more information.
Eligible guests can choose the new payment option when buying passes and other qualifying products online.
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