1. The ticket stock. Real Six Flags tickets are printed on high-quality, durable card stock. Fake tickets are often printed on thinner, cheaper paper that may feel flimsy or easily tear.
2. The printing. Real Six Flags tickets are printed with high-quality, sharp ink. Fake tickets may have blurry or pixelated printing.
3. The holograms. Real Six Flags tickets have two holograms, one on the front and one on the back. The holograms are difficult to replicate, and they should appear shiny and three-dimensional. Fake tickets may have no holograms, or they may have holograms that are blurry or pixelated.
4. The barcodes. Real Six Flags tickets have a barcode on the back. The barcode should be clear and easy to read. Fake tickets may have barcodes that are blurry, pixelated, or even missing.
5. The price. Real Six Flags tickets are sold at a set price. If you are offered tickets for a significantly lower price than the original price, they are likely to be fake.
If you are unsure whether or not a Six Flags ticket is real, you can always contact Six Flags customer service for assistance.
