Six Flags Mexico Review | The Best Trip Ever #22
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Kari and Jim ride roller coasters at Six Flags Mexico including Madusa, Superman, Wonder Woman, and Batman. They also check out Justice League Battle for Metropolis, the food and the merchandise. Like, comment and subscribe to The Best Trip Ever.
Great video! I went to China this year and visited Shanghai Disney where every line was consistently a hassle with cutters :/
It's so frustrating. It really takes away from the amazing park experiences.
Let's "returning this video from the death" with this comment!
Hi! I'm from Mexico, and I'm a regular visitor of Six Flags Mexico. Indeed, it is a very busy park if you visit it during high season. However, my friends and I managed to "crack the code" about when to visit the park to avoid long lines or the park being packed:
We visit the park one week after any "high-spending" holiday. For instance, one week after Valentine's Day or one week after the mexican equivalent of "Black Friday" (called "El Buen Fin"). Why do we do that? Well, since most families tend to spend big during that kind of holidays, they enter into a "saving mode" after those holidays. So...we take the advantage and visit the park after those holidays...and it has been pretty successful for us, to be fair! The park isn't particularly empty...but the waiting time for each of the big rides (Superman and Medusa, por instance) are, at most, 30 to 45 minutes, which is a lot better than 1.5+ hours. Sometimes, we get extremely lucky and the park isn't crowded at all, and we end up having 10 to 15 minutes wait times.
And the funny thing is, we don't even go mid week. Since we live in a different state than Mexico City, we have to travel and spend a whole day, so we usually go on Sundays, which is rather crazy to get those waiting times during weekend.
So, yeah! As a tip from a fellow Mexican, always visit Six Flags Mexico one week after any "high-spending" holiday, and I'm sure, 90%, that you'll get really low waiting times for the rides.
Cheers from Mexico!
Good to know! Thanks for the tips!