Does he just alternate between pizza, burgers and chicken on a daily basis?

And funnel cakes.

I can't believe a $150 annual pass to Six Flags also included two meals a day.

He's 100% the type of guy you pray does not sit next to you on public transportation.

Cant you do similar at a fuckin costco? They sell $1 hotdogs and burgers and $5 chicken at a loss to get people inside.

You used to be able to get ramen noodles 10/$1.

If he's eating 730 meals / year, he could have cut his annual meal budget in half. Hell, he could throw in a few frozen burritos/week and still come in under $150.

Also, there's no way in hell he could go 5 minutes to a Six Flags, even walking, get in the park, wait in line, get his food and walk back in an hour reliably every day.

He's 100% the type of guy you pray does not sit next to you on public transportation.

He's 100% the type of guy you pray does not sit next to you on public transportation.

I haven't been there in maybe 10-12 years. It was pretty haggard back then. Has it improved?

And I remember thinking at the time that the food had more variety in the early eighties.

i haven't been there in awhile either , but i thought the pricing was more akin to a baseball game or stadium, aka pretty pricey...seems strange they'd offer a food pass like that for so cheap.

It has been a few years ago, but my family used to get season memberships to Six Flags and they would always try to add on food stuff and they would negotiate some times to get it for pretty cheap. They seemed desperate to get any additional income

Tailgating in the parking lot at Six Flags is the only way to go.

I guess I get that , but on the other hand if you've bought a season pass that kinda implies you're going to be coming a decent # of times...and chances are at least some of those times you'll buy food and/or beverage, so why discount it ?

You used to be able to get ramen noodles 10/$1.

If he's eating 730 meals / year, he could have cut his annual meal budget in half. Hell, he could throw in a few frozen burritos/week and still come in under $150.

Also, there's no way in hell he could go 5 minutes to a Six Flags, even walking, get in the park, wait in line, get his food and walk back in an hour reliably every day.

Yeah it really does not make any sense for them to drop the price. Some times we would plan ahead and take food to eat at the vehicle, but even on those times you could bet we would spend some money on drinks and snacks a long the way.