• Bring sunscreen.
• Due to school schedules, May and September are less crowded.
• If visiting on a three-day holiday break, remember that the busiest day is the day in the middle.
• Plan a central meeting place should someone in your party get lost.
• Guests who experience wet weather during their visit may return any single day until the end of the operating season.
• Eat meals at non-peak times to avoid long lines in restaurants. Peak dining times are noon - 2:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. - 8 p.m.
• Shop at any time during the day. Park staff will send your packages to Guest Relations at the main entrance of the park for you to pick up before you leave.
• Need a locker? Get one early. Quantities are limited.
• Purchase tickets in advance to avoid lines on the day you visit.
• If packing your own refreshments, use plastic. Glass containers and coolers are not permitted in the park.
• Before boarding rides, ask a friend to hold personal belongings. Consider wearing a fanny pack.

VALUE

• Inquire about special package rates which include other area attractions and lodging at one price. Two-three and four-day tickets and other special rates also are available.
• If you can't experience the park in one day, take advantage of discounts for return-day tickets. These tickets must be purchased prior to leaving the park.
• Twilight tickets can be purchased after 4 p.m. for a 7 p.m. or 8 p.m. close and after 3 p.m. for an 6 p.m. close.

KIDS

• When visiting with little ones keep the following tips in mind:
  • Carry a water bottle.
  • Bring a camera or video camera.
  • Use sunscreen and hats.
  • Pack a change of clothes, children may get wet on water rides and jackets may be needed for cool evenings.
  • Baby changing stations are located throughout the park.
  • Children under 42” must wear life vests (available free of charge throughout the park).