Six Flags involved its new brand ambassador, Travis Kelce, in the season pass rollout by beginning the offer on 8/7 to match his jersey number.

ARLINGTON, Texas — There’s still time to ride the wild rides of Six Flags Over Texas in 2026, but the amusement park and its sister parks want fans to get a jump start on planning for 2027 with the launching of season passes for next year.

Marking this release, which Six Flags says is at prices as low as customers will see through next year, they’ve made the announcement on Aug. 7, or 8/7 to match the jersey number of new brand ambassador and investor Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs.



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In a release Friday, Six Flags said guests can purchase a 2027 Gold Pass or Prestige Pass at the lowest price this season or next – $89 – and enjoy access to Six Flags Over Texas and Hurricane Harbor Arlington for the remainder of 2026, including Fright Fest and Holiday in the Park. The limited-time offer runs through Sept. 7.

“The Six Flags Season Pass has so much to offer. Unlimited visits would have blown my mind as a kid, and right before Halloween and the holidays when you know the parks go crazy. You get more access this year and everything that’s coming in 2027,” Kelce said in the release.

Unlimited visits through the remainder of 2026 and all of 2027 are included in the Season Pass, which also includes admission to other parks in Six Flags’ Texas Region as well as free general parking and discounts on select food, merchandise and tickets. For those who want to explore Six Flags parks across North America, a Prestige Pass is available that allows for access to all Six Flags parks along with other perks including parking and VIP entrance access at participating parks. Month-to-month payment options are also available for Gold memberships.

This year, Six Flags Over Texas is celebrating its 65th anniversary celebration, and recently the park had WFAA out to preview its new Tormenta: Rampaging Run, which it says is the world’s tallest, fastest and longest giga dive coaster.