Six Flags New England Launches Unlimited Park Access With New MVP Pass
I haven't been to Six Flags New England or Six Flags anywhere else, for that matter, in years. Once the kids grew up and charted their own paths, the annual trek to Six Flags in Agawam, Massachusetts fell by the wayside.
Too bad, as I am a rides guy, though I'm not sure my aging bod would appreciate Batman: The Dark Knight, Flashback or Superman quite the way it used to. The Tea Cups are probably more my speed these days.
A lot has changed about Six Flags New England since our summertime pilgrimages down the Mass Pike of years ago. New rides have been added. Mr. Six is gone. Rules about parking, cash and ticketing have been updated.
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For a while, park attendance was an issue. There was even talk that the park could close. It didn't close, but the franchise merged with Cedar Fair last year.
Springfield-based WWLP-TV reported that to celebrate the anniversary of the merger, "The 2026 season pass will have unlimited access to over 40 Six Flags Entertainment Corporation parks for the remainder of 2025 and all of 2026."
What Is the MVP Pass and What’s Included?
"All of the 2026 Six Flags New England Gold and Prestige Passes purchased or renewed from July 29 through September 1 will include this exclusive benefit as part of the MVP (Most Valuable Pass) Sale," according to WWLP.
The official Six Flags website provides detailed information about the anniversary promotion.
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The MVP Pass includes the annual Fright Fest and Haunt, as well as winter celebrations such as Holiday in the Park and Winterfest (at select locations).
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