Even adrenaline junkies need rules. Theme parks have strict policies about what they allow people to bring inside. Every theme park has screening stations at their entrances to make sure rules are followed, so expect to show what is inside your bag on the way in.
Here are 10 things you can't bring into Six Flags theme parks.
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Coolers
The Six Flags food policy is crystal clear. No food, beverages or coolers may not be brought into the park, which is a bummer if you were hoping to save money on food while at Six Flags. Exceptions are made for Guests with special dietary needs to include food allergies and baby food/formula, but coolers are not allowed. Guest should contact Park Security or Guest Relations when they arrive at the Park for approval to bring in special dietary foods. Inside the park, you'll find a wide array of snacks, meals and drinks.
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Selfie sticks
As of July 2015, the dreaded selfie sticks are not allowed in Six Flags theme parks, since they pose a safety hazard. Guests who bring selfie sticks will be asked by entry staffers to store them in their cars during their visit. Monopods and similar items are also not allowed inside Six Flags parks.
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Drones
Flying a drone inside any Six Flags park is outlawed for the safety of guests and staff. Obviously it would not be safe to have drones flying around roller coasters and other fast-moving rides. Outside a Six Flags park, drone operators must follow the Unmanned Aircraft Rule in order to stay on the good side of the FAA.
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Folding chairs
It may have seemed like a good idea to bring your own portable chair to be guaranteed a place to sit, but, alas, they are banned because they block the flow of pedestrians. You can rest assured that there will be many benches, seats inside restaurants, and picnic tables inside the park.
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