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Save on Six Flags tickets by shopping at Walmart

By Clara Bosonetto Maerz
June 14, 2010

Six Flags Parks and Walmart are teaming up to save families up to $120 on an entire day of fun this summer.

Throughout the month of June, Walmart customers shopping on Wednesdays and Thursdays can use a weekly promotion code on their receipt to register to purchase a $99 "Walmart Family Days" package with four tickets to Six Flags valid for admission on Wednesday, Thursday or Friday (regular admission costs for both adults and children is $31.99). The promotion code located on the receipt is registered at this web site: http://www.sixflags.com/walmart . After the code is registered, families will receive an email for package redemption.

Six Flags parks will also introduce "Walmart Wednesdays Rise & Ride" where "Walmart Family Days" ticket holders can enjoy an extra hour of early morning ride time on Wednesdays. Plus, ticket holders will have access to other in-park savings on food and attractions.

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