Six Flags Great Adventure Honors Veterans with Free Admission

Six Flags Great Adventure Celebrates Veterans and Military Heroes

In Jackson, New Jersey, Six Flags Great Adventure kicks off GreatFUL November, with a series of events honoring service, community, and gratitude. During the first two weekends, the park will celebrate hometown heroes — including military, veterans, first responders, teachers, and Six Flags team members who make a difference every day.

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Free Admission Details and Dates Announced

Six Flags Great Adventure will honor veterans and active military heroes with free admission during the first two weekends of GreatFUL November

November 6th–8th
November 15th–16th

Final Days to Experience the Wild Safari — Closes November 8th

These special weekends coincide with the final opportunity to visit the Wild Safari before it closes for the season on Saturday, November 8th, creating the perfect time to celebrate service, family, and fall adventure before winter begins.

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Highlights include:

Color guard flag presentation in partnership with Looney Tunes and local JROTC
Patriotic décor throughout the park
Looney Tunes characters in patriotic overdress
Giant Wheel Enchanted Illuminations: Tribute to America light display
Special discounts for eligible heroes and their families

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More to Explore in November:

Seasonal food favorites & fall treats
Weekend entertainment & character appearances
Community giving activations all month long
Passholders will also enjoy exclusive seasonal perks and in-park savings throughout the month.

Plan Your Visit

For operating calendar, ticket details, and GreatFUL November events, visit sixflags.com/greatadventure

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