(Save for a combined three minutes of coaster action) My friend and I (mid 20's) decided to go since SF was so close to New York for us, and both took a Monday off to go, figuring 'no one's gonna go on a Monday'. I got back from Six Flags Great Adventure last night after a solid 8 hour day, and it was a complete waste of my time and money. Overall, we knew it was going to be an expensive day, and enjoyed our time there. Since GA is currently trading at 14 cents a share, and the food is super expensive, they could improve their bottom line and relieve a lot of customer frustration (from waiting in other lines) if they got a consultant in there to improve the work flow. The clerk behind the window could not move slower if she tried. We were only 4th in line for Poppa Johns pizza, and waited 30 minutes. Instead, he should pay more attention to why the food lines are not moving very fast. We spotted Mark Kane, Park President, wandering around picking up trash with that long grabber pole that every employee has. When I could not ride the Twister (the harness was crushing my shoulders) the girl attendent apologized like 5 times. We found the ride staff to be extremely friendly and helpful. They limit the number of passes and run out in the afternoon. In that case, why go at all? We got to ride on 12+ rides with the pass, and that was arriving at 11 and leaving at 5:30. But equally outrageous are the unproductive waiting hours standing in line in the hot sun for 2 hours to ride a coaster for what, 2 minutes tops? Wait for 3 rides = 6 hours of standing around. That advice won't sit well with teens or families, as the price is outrageous $64 ea. Without a doubt, the only way to get the most from GA is to buy the flash pass gold.

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