Here are our tips to beat the lines and save on tickets. Look over the park map : Make sure your family members are aware of the different areas of the park so no one gets separated. Have your kids circle what they wish to see and number from one to three for must-see items.
This way everyone in the family can have a chance to ride their top three attractions. For older kids who may opt to ride on their own, designate a meeting spot and meeting time. Start from the back: This is a famous theme park trick—head to the rides at the back of the park first, instead of starting at the rides you see by the entrance. Another idea is concentrating on the more popular rides first. Divide and conquer: Bring one adult for every child you are bringing to the park, this way everyone will have a chance to ride their favorites.
This also helps when one child wants to ride every single rollercoaster 10 times, and another child is afraid of the bigger rides, or is not tall enough.
Make sure to bring a change of clothes if you also plan to visit Hurricane Harbor. Pay attention to height requirements: This can be a tricky thing if your younger child is a thrill-seeker. Most of the thrill rides have a requirement of inches to ride. The family area has either no requirement or inches. You'll be using it for picture-taking, texting and using the Magic Mountain app.
In case you split up, or someone gets misplaced, plan where to meet or be sure everyone has all the phone numbers they need. If you buy your tickets online , be sure they print out clearly. If you can't print the ticket, go to Guest Relations Booth with your email receipt or order confirmation number, photo ID, and the credit card you used to buy it. Magic Mountain has metal detectors outside the entrance.
You can speed up the process by dressing simply and being prepared. You can leave the park and come back in the same day , but you need to get your hand stamped, even if you have a season pass. Magic Mountain is relatively small, but it can still wear you out.
You can save time and aching feet by using the Orient Express people mover. It runs from near the entry plaza to the Ninja ride. Magic Mountain is easy to get around, with big signs everywhere. You can also get a paper map at the gate, or get their mobile app. Even the mids can feel like a scorcher in this park with few trees and lots of asphalt to radiate the heat.
Waterproof sunscreen, a hat, and plenty of water can help. Keep cool: freeze a wet washcloth and put it in a plastic bag or bring along a bottle of frozen water. In summer when they're open late, arrive in mid-afternoon. Don't carry too much. You have to drag every ounce of it around with you all day. Don't try to stow things in shirt pockets. They can fall out on rides. If that happens to you, lost items go to Lost and Found where they stay for a week.
Lockers are behind Guest Relations. Renting one of them for the whole day is cheaper than paying for the lockers near each ride entrance. A better option is to travel light and wear clothing with pockets that close securely with buttons, zippers or Velcro.
If anyone is susceptible to motion sickness , research how to prevent and treat it. Go shopping and play arcade games late in the day , so you don't have to carry purchases and prizes around. Wear comfortable shoes that cover your feet.
Leave dangling jewelry at home and avoid wearing anything that park management might find "inappropriate. Turning a shirt inside out isn't accepted. Bring warmer clothing for the evening , even in summer.
Tickets for Magic Mountain can be found at a discount, but they'll find other ways to get your money. In some businesses, they call those "extras" revenue generators. At Magic Mountain, they include:. Listed in alphabetical order. All have a minimum height requirement of 54 inches 1. Deva Vu has a max height of 75 inches 1. Magic Mountain may not be the first place you think of to take younger children, but if you do bring them along, you'll find a dozen rides that have no height restrictions at all although they may require an adult to ride along.
Another dozen or so have a minimum height of 42 inches or less, the height of an average 7-year-old. Turn toward the right just past the entrance area, and you'll find Bugs Bunny World, an area that's targeted toward the shorter set. Looney Tunes characters hang out here, and little ones will love a train ride from Whistle Stop Depot.
For the slightly older kids, the paper map you get at the entrance lists rides suitable for thrill-seekers in training - and although they're extreme thrill rides, X2 and Goliath have inch height limits, making them the only choice for adventurous kids who are big enough to get on. Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Water Park is right next door to Magic Mountain, but it requires a separate admission and has a separate entrance.
Inside, you'll find water rides ranging from gentle play areas suitable for everyone to the max thrills of Black Snake Summit, Taboo Tower shown above and Tornado. If you plan to visit Hurricane Harbor and Magic Mountain together, a combo ticket will save you money. Magic Mountain is open every day in the summer, weekends only during the school year, and extra days during holidays.
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