Six Flags is bringing memberships to park guests for the first time in its history, and Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom is part of the rollout beginning June 8. The new program blends monthly payments with continuous access and regional perks, giving visitors a different way to use the park than a traditional season pass.
For people searching Dorney Park now, the timing matters because the new option starts June 8 and immediately changes how families can plan their visits. Under the program, a membership provides 12 months of access beginning on the purchase date and stays active only while the membership remains in force.
The benefits are not limited to the home park. Members will also be able to visit Six Flags Great Adventure, Wild Safari and Hurricane Harbor New Jersey, while getting access to seasonal events across the Six Flags portfolio, including summer entertainment, Halloween celebrations and select holiday experiences. That gives the offer a wider reach than a single-park pass and makes it more than a one-site admission product.
Kim Solis said Dorney Park has long been a place where families create traditions together, and that the new membership gives guests another way to keep those traditions going while also using destinations throughout the region. Her point captures why the rollout is landing with extra weight at a park that ranks as one of the Lehigh Valley’s largest tourism draws each year.
The catch is in the structure. Unlike a traditional season pass, the new membership does not simply cover a set season and end there; access continues only as long as the membership remains active. Six Flags is betting that the promise of ongoing benefits, monthly billing and cross-park access will be enough to draw guests into a longer relationship. What it has not disclosed is price, leaving the cost of that switch still unanswered as the June 8 start date arrives.
