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The prices are clearly listed on their site... https://www.sixflags.com/discoverykingdom/store/tickets https://www.sixflags.com/discoverykingdom/special-events/fright-fest-night Those are the admission prices. The prices for the "haunted attractions" still say coming soon. That is what I am looking for. I’m pretty sure you didn’t look at all... The same exact page said "Coming Soon" instead of a price when I made my original post, so feel free to save your condesention. Thanks for the info RawkinCoaster.

The prices are clearly listed on their site... https://www.sixflags.com/discoverykingdom/store/tickets https://www.sixflags.com/discoverykingdom/special-events/fright-fest-night Those are the admission prices. The prices for the "haunted attractions" still say coming soon. That is what I am looking for.

Can anyone give me info on how much they charge for the haunts? Prices apparently aren't available on the website yet. Trying to gather info for a group of friends who all want to go, and of course they assumed I would know. :-/ Trying to remember what they charged last year to at least have an idea!

Honestly, this was a lot earlier than I was expecting.

And the story continues... This news report is saying that they are still shooting for a June 15th opening. Seems this story was posted AFTER the Facebook post that was published (and then disappeared) saying the park would not open this year. I think the only hope for this park is that she manages to get it open in whatever state it may be, and then holds to her word of selling it! Lol.

I don't fully know why, but for some reason I have been intrigued with the drama around this park for about the last ten years. Just curious if anyone else has recently followed the struggles this park has had? The most recent plans for the park were to rebrand it as "Ghost Town Village." There seemed to be conflicting reports as to whether there would still be ANY rides. This morning, I saw a facebook post from the park saying that they would not be open this year, but that post has since been removed. Anyone have any insight?

Be jealous. I drive past this bad boy on my way to work every day (and still haven't even ridden it).

Any word on if that is how operations will run once it is "officially" open? I really like the idea of the no goggles folks being front and back. Seems to make sense to me.

Hello all! Just thought I would share a few photos from my somewhat recent first trip to Castles N Coasters. Overall,as the OP posted, it was a nice little park as long as you know not to expect a huge deal. Arrived in the early afternoon and the park was closed for a private event until 1:00. Luckily, we arrived around 12:30 so didn't really have to wait long. Desert Storm, their "major coaster" was a walk on each time I rode it. It was surprising that this was consistently the shortest line in the park. Not surprising was that the log ride was consistently the longest, but even at that it was only about a 15 minute wait max. I imagine during the hot Phoenix summer this can be a pretty gnarly line. I was pleasantly surprised that their family coaster "Patriot" had quite a bit of speed...definitely a fun addition. Couple of decent coasters, some fun flats, and a nice clean park. My only complaint (if you would even call it that) would be that several of the ride opps seemed that they were hating their lives. Not quite sure how this is...if I were a teenager operating a ride, I would be thrilled! But maybe that's just me. On to the pics... The moose out front should have told you... And now we enter. Desert Storm...surprisingly smooth(ish) Not quite sure why I took a pic of the sign, and not the ride. Time to cool off. Splash!

Still seems like an overall win to me after reading your telling of it. Lol. I once was the dumb enthusiast on Superman as well and left my phone in my back pocket. I felt it slide out mid-ride and was hating life the rest of the ride...however SOMEHOW when we got back to the station, I saw it sitting in my lap. Bummer your phone didn't get so lucky.

Kinda sad to say it was Patriot at Castles N Coaster in Phoenix. Although, for a little family coaster it did pack a decent punch.

Well this article clearly isn't about me. It is about "coaster geeks." I on the other hand am a "coaster nerd." Huge difference.

Kinda nice to see some positive news about animals in a park: Sharkbite the Sea Lion

Here's one.

Thanks for posting. Planning to visit a friend in Phoenix next month, and this was on my list of things to do that weekend. Looks like a fun little partial day park. Glad to hear the coasters ride relatively smooth...I wasn't sure what to expect from a Hopkins coaster since there aren't many of them.