Stolen Six Flags Season Pass? Here's Your Action Plan

Losing your Six Flags season pass to theft is frustrating, but quick action can minimize the damage and get you back to riding coasters. Follow these steps immediately:

1. File a Police Report

Report the theft to local law enforcement ASAP. Provide: date/time/location of theft, pass description, and any suspect details. Obtain a police report number—Six Flags will require it.

2. Contact Six Flags Guest Services

• Call the park's main number or use the online contact form.
• Provide the police report number, your pass ID (if known), and personal details.
• Request a replacement pass and deactivation of the stolen one.

3. Monitor Financial Accounts

If your pass was linked to a credit card or payment plan, scrutinize statements for unauthorized charges. Report any suspicious activity to your bank immediately.

4. Check Online Marketplaces

Search eBay, Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, and OfferUp for your pass (sometimes identifiable by photo or number). If found, do not engage the seller—report the listing to the platform and notify Six Flags with the URL.

5. Prevent Future Loss

• Use the Six Flags mobile app for digital pass storage.
• Keep physical passes in a zippered pocket or lanyard.
• Consider a pass holder with retractable reel for belt attachment.

Six Flags typically replaces stolen passes for a nominal fee (often $20–$25) with a police report. Without one, you may need to purchase a new pass. Act fast—thieves move quickly, but so can you.