Cedar Point season passholders will be able to purchase an add-on that offers admission to all Six Flags parks in 2025.
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SANDUSKY, Ohio – Cedar Point season passholders will soon be able to purchase an optional add-on that provides access to all Six Flags parks in 2025.
The add-on is called the “All Park Passport” and will be available for purchase later this summer, when 2025 season passes go on sale.
It’s unclear what the new All Park Passport will cost. Cedar Point spokesman Tony Clark said the price will be announced when the passes go on sale, in the coming weeks.
Currently, it’s for sale for an extra $75, if purchased with a $115 2025 season pass to the Schlitterbahn waterparks in Texas, previously part of the Cedar Fair group of properties.
Amusement park rivals Cedar Fair and Six Flags merged earlier this month, creating a behemoth company now called Six Flags. The joint pass is one of numerous benefits touted by company leaders in the months leading up to the merger.
Starting in January, the new All Park Passport will include admission and parking to all 15 former Cedar Fair parks, plus admission to all 27 Six Flags amusement and water parks across the U.S., Mexico and Canada.
The closest Six Flags parks to northern Ohio include Six Flags Great America outside Chicago and Six Flags Darien Lake near Buffalo.
Cedar Point in Sandusky will remain one of the new company’s flagship parks, attracting nearly 3.5 million visitors in 2022.
In recent years, Cedar Point has made a major push to increase the number of season passholders, who make up more than half of all park visitors.
