This was our first Holiday In The Park! It was great! the kids had a great time. Park attendants enforced mask rules but were courteous. Sanitation was done every hour on the rides. The firepits for Smores were great

Half the rides were closed. Almost every hand sanitizer sation that we tried was empty. The bright side is that there were no lines, and the staff was walking around cleaning touch points.

A fun little amusement park to go to on a date or to bring your kids to. Has a fun Halloween theme when that time of year rolls around and they decorate with Christmas lights that you can see as you drive by. Better to do a membership to Six Flags so you can go to multiple parks over just 1.

We arrived yesterday at 11:00 am. They group checked our temperature. Masks are required and they are good at social distancing. The workers are super friendly and accommodating. The log flume was fun and well done. The park isnt too big but its still fun. I suggest wearing your swim suit under shorts and a t-shirt. The water park made the heat and humidity doable. We were so hot and wasted until we hit the water park. Fun slides and great kids water area. The one thing that was really annoying. We have meal passes and the signs said the pulled pork place with the Fiesta nacho closed at 5:45pm. We had checked after lunch it was open. At 4:55 almost an hour early. And they had closed up a bunch of the food places that we had been waiting to eat at. Other people were walking around trying to buy food and only chicken strips or hamburgers were available and they werent good. Fun day besides the food.

I reserved tickets online due to COVID restrictions. Arrived at park as soon as gates opened. The park was clean and orderly, they had hand sanitizing and washing stations around every corner. I felt safe walking around the park. Masks are mandatory so get a comfortable one. After about 2 hours the park closed due to inclement weather, we were bummed but I checked with admissions and they gave us comp tickets for another day! So thanks Six Flags Frontier City! I recommend a visit if your in the area. Only reason for 4 stars is the amount of rides and attractions that were closed.

Frontier City is a theme park owned by Six Flags. If youre looking for a western themes park to take the kids to or just hang out, then this is the place.The roller coasters are great and the smaller rides are just as good. There are many choices for dining (might I suggest the frontier fries?).Right now, due to Covid-19, you have to call and make a reservation. The park employees all wear masks and have their temperatures taken before they can start working. The rides are sanitized frequently and the park is generally pretty clean.Five stars for this amazing theme park. Enjoy!

We visited the park today for the first time. It did not disappoint. My family and I had a great time. The staff members were very friendly and spoke to us with knowledge about the park. The park is extremely clean & well kept. There is something for everyone to enjoy at this park. I highly recommend this park. Be sure to watch the Wild West Show & The Magic Show.....They were very entertaining.

Took my son Julius. We had so much fun together. While this park wasnt as big as Six Flags in Dallas, it still has a lot of great rides and my feet didnt hurt when we left. The wooden roller coaster broke down right before we were to get on. That would have been fun. I feel bad for the folks who got stuck on the ride. All the shows that we saw had really great actors. I would come back at half price daily pass. It was a great deal online.

The park is fun and has a lot of great rides. The lines weren’t too bad, and the overall experience was pretty good. However, it didn’t start out great and many rides and shows were not in operation (date of visit was Sunday, August 2, 2020). Here’s the jist.The girls running the first ride we chose, the Quick Draw, were incredibly rude (shocking considering the park had just opened less than an hour prior), they gave us no instruction, and the ride didn’t even work. It took us around in a cart, but the guns didn’t work for either one of us (2 in my party). We explained this kindly to the girls and they couldn’t have cared less. It was frustrating and they were again so rude!We kept a positive attitude and tried not to let our first encounter bother us, but the next ride we chose (I think it’s the Steel Lasso, but it’s the one just beyond the Quick Draw that’s like the carnival swing rides but also raises you up). When we arrived, there was no one in line and the girl operating the ride was strapping a guy and his son in the swing together. There were no other swings occupied and the ride was ready for more passengers. Instead of letting us on, she started the ride. We were pretty confused, because she hadn’t even acknowledged us. We asked if we could get on for the ride since it hadn’t actually begun, and she said she’d rather not let us on this one. She was so rude! I couldn’t believe it. We were at a family fun theme park and were being treated so poorly. This incident wasn’t about social distancing. She was just being a jerk. We were fed up by this point and sure didn’t feel safe under her operation, so we continued on and didn’t bother riding that ride. All I could think was how bad these employees must be treated. People who are treated bad treat others bad, and those treated good, treat others good. I sure want management to make a note of that.Thankfully, the rest of our day was very enjoyable. Several shops were closed and shows were canceled, but we certainly made the very best of it. My favorite ride was the Brain Drain. It made the whole trip worth it . I was super bummed the pirate ship ride was closed, because I remember it from my childhood, but the rollercoasters that were operating were fun (except for the wooden one—that was a bit rough).The parking is very expensive, and the drinks were shockingly overpriced, which we all assume, right? This, however, was a whole different level of expensive.2 bottles of water = $101 soda = $20Also, something that really annoyed me was that there were no park maps offered. There’s a big directory, but it’s not very helpful when moving about the park. I’d go back. This was my first time going since Six Flags took over and I feel like the change took a negative toll on the park.

So we purchased tickets for a birthday and my card got charged 2x. After the refund request mind you that’s 5-7 business days my money is still not in my account. Called again and yes they see the information trail and said they could turn in a second request or I can call the park directly. I called the park and no answer any which way...this is the worse customer service I’ve ever have experienced. Don’t think I’m gonna use your service again!!!

HALLOWFEST was so fun. We loved the Halloween decorations scattered around the park. The shows they put on really went with the theme of the park. It was just enough scare for my family without going in the major haunted attractions.

Overall we had a great time. All throughout the park there had hand sanitizer dispensers and a few hand wash stations. We did witness park employees with electric backpack sprayers walking throughout the park spraying down handles, rails, rides, and etc.Security and employees kindly remind you to keep your mask on unless youre in a mask free zone, small areas that you can momentarily remove your mask if needed(one example would be a designated smoker area), or drinking/eating.Park shows it age in most regards but not too rough, has character.

I was not pleased with having to wear a mask while outside and being told that if a person is caught wearing it below their nose, they will be banned from riding all rides. There is also wasted space with rides that have not been in operation for years.

It was super hot when I visited but the lines werent too bad, they are very strict with the rules to protect us against covid. I love how they would actually have people walking around just making sure everyone was wearing their masks, the bathrooms werent very clean at all but I never expect them to be at places like this lol. We will definitely be back to ride some more roller coasters, we left before riding everything because the sun just took it out of us

What can I say frontier city is the best amusement park center in Oklahoma i love their country western theme and their employees are very good people very informed the only thing it is wearing that stupid mask kind of gets old but now that the weather is calm down It’s not so hot also their Christmas theme is awesome and I like the s’mores

Good visit. Even in the midst of COVID, frontier city is finding ways make sure everyone has a good time. The staff was nice, there was good decor for Halloween. The rides were great as usual.

Park is decent. But we drove 2 and a half hours all the way to the park to find out it was closed. After earlier that day they said it was going to be open. The weather wasnt even bad.

We had so much fun! My littles ages 3 and 6 enjoyed it a lot! Wearing a mask sucks because you are outside and it feels like 100° They make you wear it over your nose all the time. The water park requires bathing suit attire no jean shorts. We where not prepared so we just ran around in the water and where not able to slide which sucked. All in all we enjoyed our family day outing despite Covid-19 requirements

The price is high (for what is offered), but overall a nice place. Since Six Flags bought the park, the season tickets are much more valuable in my opinion.The festivals (Holiday in the park, Haunt the Park) arr great times to take kids since the park is just do lit up and festive.Without a season pass, it is harder to recommend. But if you are going to go, just buy a season pass since it is only like $30 for the season ticket.

Its fine. Ive spent a lot of time there, cause the first summer we moved to Oklahoma, wed go there at least twice a week. The rides are fun to go on, at least they were, but Ive been there so much that I dont really get the thrill anymore. Still a great time for the family, though. During this time of crisis, with COVID-19 and all, they do make you wear a mask, which can be a bit annoying on a really hot day, but, something I saw way too late into my recent visit was that they had designated areas where you could take a few minutes to just breath, so yeah. Thats pretty cool. Id recommend visiting, but not too often as to not remove the thrill of the rides.

We had LOTS of fun with our family. I would say the only downsides would be the masks and long lines. While they do have mask break areas, its also the designated smoking areas which was a bummer for non-smokers like our family. We waited almost an hour to ride The Lasso, and due to maintenance issues, we were unable to the first time. The second time my husband and teenage son waited in line until the park closed to ride it while the younger one and I rode 5 other rides. If you asked our kids, it was a 10/10 experience, but compared to other parks it was a bit disappointing to me. Because they enjoyed it so much, I gave it a 4, but I would say 3.5 would be a better rating if they allowed you to rate in half-stars.

Great place if you like being forced to spend $20 on parking and $45 on 4 corndogs. We went during Halloween last year and got to witness park staff scare some mentally disabled patrons to the point of tears. Roller coasters were fun, but overall would not recommend.

Had a great time here. Funnel Cakes Made by the workers at Sweet Carolines were great. I banged my head on diamondback. Recommend a lap bar or vest restraints please for the love of god. 10/10 Roller coaster though. Dont even get me started on Frankies Mine Train. The airtime was so good I almost Screamed as loud as a chicken on Monday. Then silver bullet was amazing. But was happy about the airtime and ride. Wildcat I was scared CAUSE THE DROP LOOKED SO BIGGGGGG. I loved the ride though. This is my review and thank for the great service. P.S The parking was muddy and unsafe.

First off, great theming! Second, love the rides! Now for the negatives! First off, I ended up waiting half an hour for a plastic spoon! Second, I was cut in line at least ten times, so I eventually had to do the cutting! Third, I ended up leaving with a very bad headache. Fourth, I was accused of stalking for the first time in my life! Frontier City, I understand that you take guest safety seriously. However, this park is only 55 acres. That is not a lot of room, and it is just a coincidence if people end up at the same ride a couple of times! Also, everyone is in a mask and half the people are in a hat and sunglasses, so it is very easy to be mistaken for someone else. I lost 15 minutes of my day trying to convince security that I was not a stalker! Next, customer service was not ideal. The vendors in Fort Frontier on August 16 were in the back playing around and joking with each other. My cup was even dropped on the ground because they were playing around and i had to get a new one! The line also moved extremely slow for food because they were so busy and focused on each other that they weren’t really paying a whole lot of attention to their customers. However, it wasn’t all of them. There were a minority who actually seemed to care about the customers, and were trying to keep the line moving. So, overall, there are good and bad things about this park. I would say it’s a little bit below average for an amusement park. I enjoyed my time here, with some small issues and accusations, but probably won’t be back here anytime soon.

Was here and the staff kept people in check... Wear a mask and no one bothers you.... food lines where long best time to go is when it gets slightly cold the lines are a lot shorter more time for rides when its hot be prepared to wait 30 minutes or more

A few rides like the tin Lizzies and a coupe of others were down. The ferris wheel also broke down while we were there with people on it. It was back up later. Park security personnel walk around and correct those with a mask not covering a nose or off all together (fun ). But $10 for 2 bottled waters is off the charts ridiculous. Please eat and drink BEFORE you get there or take out a small mortgage on your home if you plan on spending ANY $ inside the park.

Great for small parties!I went with my husband as a date and it was great! There wasn’t as many people in line so wait time was less than 25 minutes I had plenty of time to chill out in line and the rides were fun but I got tired quickly. You can get free water! You have to ask for a cup or else pay 5.86 for a bottle of water .

ABSURDLY STRICT MASK POLICY!! I was just banned from Frontier City for 5 YEARS because I wasnt wearing a mask. Yes thats right. 5 years. It was 2 minutes until closing, the park was nearly empty, and I was standing outside about 10-15 feet away from everyone. My kids were wearing masks and they were on a ride, but management refused to let the ride start since I wasnt wearing a mask, even though I was nowhere near the ride. Despite the fact that I was perfectly calm, polite and reasonable, management brought police over to threaten to arrest me if I didnt provide ID. They made me pull my kids off the ride, took my season pass and banned me for 5 years. I guess the $500 my family spent on season passes for this year will be the last money Frontier City ever gets from us. This place is ran by Nazis on a power trip. My advice: STAY AWAY. STAY FAR AWAY!

Great place to check out for a weekend trip. The park isnt to big. Compared to other amusement parks I rate the thrills here low to fair. They do have some roller coaster but as someone who travels to different parks. I rate the thrills for this park a 2 and a half out of 5.

This place is really fun and Six Flags recently purchased them so your Six Flags season pass and meal plan work here as well, so hopefully they will serve fountain coke soon. Its not an extremely big park but it is very family friendly and we had a really good time. The food was very good and the rides we did ride were also fun as well. They have a small water park on site but we did not do that. I think this is something you want to put on your list when visiting Oklahoma City and Im sure you and your family will have a great time. If you dont have a season pass I would really recommend that you consider doing that as it can get was quite expensive very quickly. The parking alone was 20.00 and your season pass would cover this cost. I hope you get to stop by and have a visit because I am sure you will have as much fun as we did... Enjoy

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This place is a joke! First of all online it says it cost $9.00 to park and then when you get here it’s $20.00 just to park! Then you go to enter the park and it’s $54.00! At this point I’m not even wanting to go to in, but when you do because you promise your kids and they’re so excited. So, you start to walk around and half of there rides aren’t even open! It’s hot and can’t ride many rides and to top it off you have to wear a mask the whole time. A bottle of water is $6.00! Save your money and time people and just stay home.

Great park very clean staff is good buy tickets online ahead of time to get discounts and if ya can afford it buy the meal pass it will make the trip more affordable. I purchased my season pass to six flags online for just under 8$ person with drink cups that are refillable all day and season. Also the season pass gets ya into every six flags in the country with free parking. Good luck have fun

Thank you for your time and acknowledgement. All the rides werent opened this was so unexpected. My kiddos were so disappointed they were looking forward to riding the diamondback but it was under maintenance. But overall it was an experience to remember considering we are in a pandemic! Kuddos for maintaining the park clean and extremely sanitized with plenty of sanitizing stations!

Overall great experience for the kids. The workers seemed on edge, and it came across as rude. The price for food and drinks is outrageous! 5 dollars for a bottle of water unbelievable.

Holiday in the Park was Fantastic! As first-time pass holders, we were impressed with the whole package deal. We went twice, and the lines were short, we got to bring a guest for free, parking lot is expansive, and the staff were all on point, encouraging a good time was had by all. The food and drinks are moderately priced. The best drink deal if you have a pass is either adding the membership level which includes the drink package or buy the souvenir cup for $12 &get refills all year for $0.99. There is a good mix of rides, including ones you see at the fair like bumper cars and ferris wheel as well as roller coasters, some with loops, one where your legs dangle, and most can be ridden if youre 36. We actually lost our keys out of our pocket today and Alex, once of the managers, was so kind, helpful and reassuring. And David, the maintenance gentleman was our Super Hero! After the park closed, he looked around the ride with a flashlight and found the keys in a Bush! Excellent staff, beautiful lights, cheap trinkets at the gift shop, and fun rides.

Good family fun, lines were short and they Enforced social distancing which is appreciated

I used to go every year, I get the season passes too, lets make a long story short, I got baned for life because I had to be told to put my shirt on. I was in the water park area where no one had a shirt on and no one was wearing a mask. The security guard followed me around the park and told me 3 times.. what about all the other people. Sorry wish it was still frontier city and not six flags. All the thousands of dollars that me and my whole family Used to spend there will now be spent at another park elsewhere not affiliated with six flags. Your loss. And train your security guards not to talk mess to the customer.

They require masks for people who have medical issues and cannot wear them... in every area of the park. Completely ridiculous. A lot of the rides are not working. Everything is more overpriced than it has ever been. We wont be returning. Also, the kid running the carousel is super rude. His name is cameron. They only have about 6 animals open on the ride, they do not clean them in between so its pointless, and then he was condescending and rude.

Great place for the family to visit, rides, shows and even a small waterpark to cool off in the summer! Halloween themed month of October and a haunted trail.

This was the first time I had ever went. It was so much fun there was plenty of options on drinks and food. There was places you could go in to cool down. The western stunt show was amazing. Loved how the places was set up and keep clean.

We had a great time on the extra day opened up. We rode all the rides as much as possible and everyone was doing a great job on social distancing and cleaning. They also had a maze of nightmares that scared our you g boys and gave us a little normal halloween back. Thanks for a great day!!!!

One word: HOT. This place is tough to visit during the peak heat of summer, and is even tougher when you have to wear a face mask the whole time. It is basically a glorified fair, with a bunch of so-so rides and not a lot else to offer. Being that this is owned by Six Flags I guess my expectations were a little higher. There are few indoor places to cool off (one indoor eating area and one show which happen to be next to each other). Other than that good luck cooling off indoors. Additionally I did not see them sanitizing the rides after guests disembarked. NOT ONCE. There are hand sanitizer stations at the beginning and end of each ride. Its a bunch of kids running the place who dont seem at all happy to be there.The small water park area connected to the park was nice for my child and was the saving grace for an otherwise long hot day.

The family loves it here!! The only issue is the food service, they will have a lot of orders done but wont call out the numbers or you order your food and 30 minutes later you ask where it is and they hadnt even made it yet... Or give you old food...

Very family oriented and food was pretty delicious. The Splash pad was the best with decent amount of shade for mommies and babies.

LOVE FRONTIER CITY! Not to many things with a wildest theme nowadays. Definitely an experience.

Even when price went up drastically since six flag got it, our family had fun for a day. Wish it could be more affordable. Expecting to see more new changes and attractions coming in to relate price more relate to what park have to offer.

The farris wheel had a new kid on it so it was a bumpy ride but other than that it was amazing

Wow. I havent been to Frontier City since 1999 but it is just as fun now as it was then. Rides have been updated but the staff is still phenomenal and treat you with smiles and understanding,also willing to go an extra mile to make you happy. Even during the covid pandemic they have safeties all over. Extra wash stations and sanitizer stations. Their security team is enforcing the mask code and also very helpful if you need directions or help understanding rules. I hope they have many more years of giving us fun from the shows of western shoot outs too magic shows performed daily. The concerts they hold to carnival like fun on the walkways.

Frontier city used to be a lot better. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!! We spent 80 dollars on the tickets and parking for half of the rides to be closed.

Half of the rides were closed when the app said they were open. The restaurants are all chicken and burgers, no real restaurants with other options. They said they would sanitize everything, yet every table we sat at over the course of 3 days was filthy. We had to use our own clorox wipes and the first 3-4 wipes would be black after a few swipes. They obviously werent cleaning like they said they would. I saw 3 people cleaning the entire time we were there, and they just sprayed a part of the rail in the ride lines, not even the whole thing. No one was enforcing social distancing in lines. No one could answer our questions about membership or rides, theyd just pass us on to someone else who knew nothing. At this point, I wish we hadnt wasted money on a membership. Looks like well have to travel to other six flags parks and hope for the best to try and get our moneys worth.

For a smaller park, it has good theming and charm. Aren’t too many quality coasters. Masks were being enforced, which I of course appreciated. Social distance respected by some other guests.

So many rides were closed. A few attractions were in desperate need of maintenance. Food options for the price felt a bit lacking. Even after all these years, the Silver Bullet and the Wildcat are fun rides. But the value for the price of admission seems off.

Horrible.....workers/security are rude about masks even if you’re eating/drinking. While social distancing isn’t practiced/enforced at all. Thankfully frightfest was free, bc it sucked as well. Overpriced food, and got the wrong order....lines were too long to fix it. In fact all lines seemed busier, but our reservation wasn’t even checked so it’s not surprising. We are pass holders and have been the past 15 years, but I wouldn’t recommend it. It’s like the family member six flags forgot about. Save your money!

Dont play the arcade machine games at the park, total scam. My son won a PS4 game but the machine malfunctioned and didnt release the slide so the game could dispense. It fell into the bottom of the machine. Talked to several people, employees, managers, guest services and all I got was a defuct phone number and told to talk to Tara who was over all the games. She never called me back. All this took place 10/27/19 and I tried for months to get a reponse. Whats worse they never fixed the game- or put a sign that it wasnt working. Nothing. Customer Service is horrible.

This place has so much potential but I just dont see it ever getting the attention it needs to make it a top park.I do Love the water park area. And the new updated kid area is good. Park is clean. However everything else is seriously lacking.Tons of rides dont work at all. Others break down often.Employees are horrible for the most part of being rude, not knowing rules, just general not caring

Really nice park and staff. Decent shows. Really nice rides. Went during Corona and was very enjoyable. Sadly some of the really fun rides were close. Waterpark area is fun for a good hour if you are having fun.

We used to really enjoy going to Frontier City. We spent 45 minutes in line to get in, couldnt understand the gal behind the glass, were overcharged and did I mention $20 to park? I had the grandkids with me so loading up and going elsewhere was not an option. I doubt we will ever return.

At this time of the year, I would not recommend going to Frontier city. Me and my friends went to Hallowfest during the nighttime and it was horrible to say the least. I could see people not adhering to COVID-19 guidelines and they were no workers enforcing them either, especially in the lines waiting for rides. Surprisingly, when we went this year, there was a lot of people (maybe a little too many people). This lead the lines to being long. I remember waiting for almost an hour for the “Brain Drain” to not even get on the ride. Not to mention, there were some kids that kept cutting the lines. Again, there were no workers monitoring the lines. Eventually, we left after only riding one ride, the “Diamondback”. My advice to anyone that wants to go to Frontier City around this season, is that you should go early as possible to avoid the long lines. Additionally, if you’re conscious about COVID-19, I wouldn’t recommend going because guidelines aren’t being enforced heavily enough.

This place is a joke. They want to say you can’t enter the park because THEIR devices can’t pick up your photos. And then they can’t retake photos. I don’t pay $200 a month for passes I can’t use. Especially since they work at all the other parks just fine

Wow! 118 in tix for me and the wife and our 2 youngest...plus 20 in parking....70 in just the 1st meal and was given 5 napkins and attitude.Rides were rushed and cut shirt and attendants given attitude and acted like they would have rather been ANYWHERE else doing ANYTHING else than work at an amusement park during halloween :( kind of a waste of money and a real bummer and filled with nothing but teenage attitude. Hopefully you can do some kind of customer service training and help things.

Food prices are crazy astronomical. I paid $20 for 2 dippin dots. $5.49 for bottled water. Masks required every minute, even outdoors in 90 degree weather, and even with all kinds of social distance measures. Over the top. I assume its a corporate not local thing, but made it quite miserable. Great rides. Park and restrooms are quite clean.

Frontier City is easily one of the prettiest theme parks ever!! There is plenty to do for all ages. The kids area is simply adorable. It is western themed. They even have a kids kayak where kids can paddle as a guide helps them around a small path. The roller coasters are extremely exciting, especially the looping coaster. Silver Bullet was my favorite. It was smooth and fun. Food and merchandise was surprisingly reasonable. I got a water resistant draw string bag for $6, which was useful for their incredible rapids ride. Seriously, photos dont do it justice, youve really gotta see this place!! Also if you stay at the holiday inn express, you get majorly discounted tickets!!

PROS:The rides, if theyre running, are great, especially the roller coasters. The crowds were a good size with the whole reserving a spot before coming thing. The numbers for that seemed to be thought out well. The park is pretty clean and well maintained, the music is great, and the theme is well done as well. The free re-entry policy is very nice as well, so that, should patrons want to eat dimmer somewhere, they would leave and come back at no charge. I really appreciate that. The staff is also very friendly!CONS:[Could be a pro to some] The masking rule is enforced tightly. Although entirely outdoors, masks must stay on and over the nose during all rides.The pricing is absurd. My ticket was $25 online, but after a $9 processing fee and tax I ended up paying around $37 for my single ticket. Which is annoyingly misleading, but isnt horrible for a fun theme park until they charge $20 for parking in a huge lot with hundreds of empty spots.UNAVOIDABLE TWENTY DOLLAR PARKING!!!! TWENTY DOLLARS TO PARK MY CAR. TWENTY DOLLARS FOR ME, ONE PERSON, TO LITERALLY GET INTO THE PARKING LOT WITH MY CAR. Absolutely insane. A small fee is understandable if the lot is crowded, but the lot was only 30% full. I ended up paying WAY too much than I should have just to come to the park. If it werent so expensive, thats an easy 5 stars.The bathrooms. There are two bathroom locations in the entire park. One of which always has a long line, and the other of which is a very long trek to get to. The bathrooms were about gas station level of cleanliness, which was surprising because the rest of the place was pretty clean.The staff is pretty quick to ban people.Some explanation: I was with my friend when he was banned earlier this week. His sister accidentally dropped her bracelet outside of a handrail near the brain drain (not a fence, a handrail- with no warning signs or anything like that) and it fell about 5 feet away from the mini-railroad tracks that run along the interstate-side of the park. My friend looked to see no train was running, and then hopped down to grab the bracelet. The train conductor, who was parked about 500 feet down the tracks, tooted the train horn as my friend slid back under the handrail. We all chastised my friend a bit for being reckless, but all was fine until about 2 officers, some park staff, and 3 security officers showed up and took him away, made him sign a document stating that, should he ever come back, he would be charged with criminal trespassing, and sent him on his way out.I know that what he did was very ill-advised, but I honestly believe that it did not warrant a lifetime ban from all six flags parks. He did not jump into a dangerous pit of a rollercoaster or something, and there was nothing explicitly dangerous or rulebreaking about what he did. He slid under a handrail to grab a dropped bracelet into a very wide open area with no machinery, and got banned for lifetime for it.I fully understand the park staff needing to take appropriate and serious measures to keep people safe, but I feel like an immediate lifetime ban was overkill. I would love to possibly have a conversation about the possibility of looking back at security tapes or taking look at the ban again. While I dont go to frontier city a lot, my friend did, and it definitely sucks a lot for him that he can never come back again to any six flags park over something so negligible.

Was very fun..Wearing a mask is a MUST but they do have little areas they call mask break zone people smoke cigarettes there as well.As of the day I went, they only had 1 person working the games on the sides.Not all rides are open at the moment either

Great place for fun with the family. And, its only as hot as the surface of the sun!

I havent been here. But by reading the reviews, season pass holders beware. You are being targeted and banned from the park, probably so they can sell passes to other customers at higher prices. Go to Dollywood! Wed love to see you!

Lots of rides and you can get food there when you get hungry. And the random showers to cool off were much appreciated. I rode every roller-coaster and had a blast!

Disappointing. Very small park geared more towards families with young children. There were many rides for small kids, but only a handful of bigger extreme thrill coasters. The rides labeled extreme thrill were underwhelming. To make matters worse, two of the extreme rides were closed for maintenance. Corona meant lines were short, which meant my husband and I could do a few rides and leave within an hour.

Clean family fun. Not a bad drive from Kansas. Short lines. Fun rides.

Very small park. We went around it, riding rides, in only 2 hours. A lot of things were closed too. Kids will have fun.

The staff were extremely rude, unprofessional and condescending towards myself and my group of friends. They also pick and choose who they allow to break rules. Our friend was asked to take off his mask because it had a marijuanna leaf on it, yet there was multiple people that had marijuanna clothing on. Also, they are constantly getting on to you about your mask(which i get) but the staff that asked you to pick up your mask had theirs below their mouth and nose. None of the food staff were even wearing masks when we decided to get food. Also I would like to add that my name is pronounced corona and when the lady checking my season pass made very rude comments to me due to the virus. Which is extremely unprofessional. Also the park closes at 9 PM on Sundays but Google (that was updated a week ago) says it closes at 12 AM. I would highly recommend going to any park in oklahoma besides this one. I feel cheated that I got season passes, and it was so miserable that I will not be coming back. Dont spend your money here- you will literally be spending your money to get bullied and harassed by the staff here.

It has its problems, but the staff was really friendly, its a great price and even the food (with a meal plan) is a good price.

It was amazing. I just think they need more rides, we ride the same rides every year lol

Parking was expensive. Gate admission was expensive. Food and drinks were expensive. At least six major rides and at least one kiddie ride were shut down in peak season. The water area for kids they say is open on their website was gated off. Whoever said there was a petting zoo is crazy. There wasnt a petting zoo 20 years ago and there isnt one now. Most of the games had their lights on but nobody behind the booths. Only saw one active game. One of the ride operators, the Prairie Schooner/Phantoms Fury/Pirate Ship dropped his key and the ride was stalled. 20+years ago this place was great, (maybe because I was a kid, maybe because they had all rides and booths operational back then). If Six Flags does own Frontier City now they made a bad investment or theyre trying to slowly shut this place down. Best thing I can say was that a few of the staff, (especially the photo woman in the booth near the entrance and the jail), were friendly. The others seemed to be lost, bored. The area it is located may have been good a long time ago but it is iffy now. I would rather spend a little more money and go to Silver Dollar City. Seriously, I think Frontier City is about to join Bells and Dogpatch as becoming another defunct park.

The kids had a blast! They loved all of the rides & they especially loved the wild west water works. There were so many different things to do for my 6 and 14 year old. They have a bunch of different shows throughout the day. The magic show is always our favorite. The food & drinks are really expensive so we just got our hands stamped & went to the McDonalds right down the road. All of the employees were really nice and helpful. We will definitely be back again

Had not been to park in 15 years. Spent a Saturday at the park and had a great time. Arrived when park opened no long lines. As day went on lines grew as park visitors picked up. Enjoyed all the rides and liked the new ones that were not there in the past. $20 to park was steep but was allowed to leave and return to park with a stamp so that made it ok. Plan to return to check out Fright Fest in October :) Still a great place to go my kids are all grown but still have Wildcat Roller Coaster that they rode over and over every time we went :)

Its a good park, needs more to do. But no problems with any of the rides and it was sanitary.

I got kicked out for standing by the door with a bracelet in my hand still in the gift shop and I was kicked out for absolutely no reason, I do believe it was Bc I had a hoodie on Bc it was cold and I was surrounded by my black family. I would like you to teach your security guards to not assume stuff from people by how they look.

So much fun. Buy the season pass and use it all year!

Fright fest was nothing like it has been before and the prices are super high

Overall a great place to take the family. They have a few roller coasters (nothing crazy) which the kids enjoyed. With that said, I get COVID but we had to all wear masks all through the park. Pretty tough when you have little ones on tow.

We had the best time ever! The water park was the best part! I love how the water slides are. We went on a Wednesday and the lines were not long at all, which is ideal. Parking is $20 & water bottles are $6, admission is pricey so you might as well buy season passes and visit the park more than once. It was all worth it.

Was only here for two hours will definitely go again to ride all the rides.

Frontier City has recently been bought out by Six Flags. The changes have been great so far theyve expanded rights and they have even introduced a new winter theme park for obviously the winter season. It still carries all the fun of Frontier City but now its in the winter so now you can have adult beverage hot chocolate and a Turkey Lake and enjoy all your summer fun rides in the winter time. Theres even light shows that are synced up with the Christmas lights.

What happened Six Flags? Thought you guys were going to make this a premier destination. Over Half the rides are closed. Half the staff thinks theyre the gestapo.My determination is this. At this time, its a waste of money. They should only be charging half price since they only have less than half the rides open. Secondly, they should educate thier staff on treatment of patrons. A little respect goes a long way. Staff was rude to many patrons, would not be surprised to see this place close in the next year.Not worth it, dont waste the time or money. Take your kids to do something enjoyable rather than spend so much on something thats only 25% functional.Update; Six Flags replied to my review asking me to contact them, I replied, and never received a follow up. Been over a month and no response. Just adds to the customer service. Thanks again.

Had a good time. Several rides are still shut down but most are running. Plenty of mask break points and sanitizer stations.

While I appreciate the social distancing and the overall lower crowds, there were still a lot of closed rides. My bigger frustration comes with the fact that the hours werent displayed more prominently. they allowed my husband and I (not season ticket owners) to make a reservation with an hour left in the day at full costs. Many theme parks have discounted pricing later in the day and this absolutely should follow suite. We spent 100 to ride two fun rides and one lackluster attraction with half the features broken. Not pleased!

My family and I visited this park, and it’s a great place. There is a place for the little ones, with over 5 rides. They have thrilling coasters..the Diamond Back, Silver Bullet, and 3 other thrilling rides. Usually, the crowd is small on rainy days, yet weekends are packed. It’s a great place with fun rides, though it may be a small theme park, it’s still a lot of fun for our family and I am confident that others will enjoy it. The food is very pricy, over $10 a meal. They have multiple shops for food, where you can have options of Chicken Strips, Cheeseburgers, Pizza, Pretzels and some other things. They have a dip n dots shop, and they have a bunch of other snacks that you can get. If you purchase the meal pass, it’s overs 1 meal a day for you. That does not include a drink, but the snack pass includes a drink. You can use your snack pass to purchase a drink, or a snack. You may only pick one. Snack passes do not cover all snacks. They cover either one pretzel, one gummy snack, which you have many choices with, ice cream bars, dip n dots or a drink other than water. Water is free. It’s a great place to hang out!!

During fright fest . I don’t think the actors are allowed to unless its a script. She told me to pull my mask back up when it literally just fell.Apparently someone gets a little power trip problem with their job.

Awesome cant wait to come back in 2021and love the shows gun fight show and its magic show

Kids had fun just not enough lil kid things open

For a summer visit it wasnt bad. Wearing a mask wasnt impossible to do. Plenty of areas to take it off and rest. Very low crowd. I would have like more social distancing in lines, but we didnt have to wait long, if at all. Over all a good day.

We have had season passes for the past 2 years and been happy with it but with the shut down and now working at 25% capacity and requiring reservations, I am not able to get a reservation for anytime this whole summer for White Water Bay/Hurricane Harbor which is the main reason we buy season passes every year. I bought our passes in September when they went on sale for the next year like I always do and now am not able to use them. BUT if I act like I am going to buy tickets for Hurricane Harbor I am able to pick almost any day I want and make a reservation and buy tickets. This is just really BAD customer service. If they are working on 25% capacity then season pass holders who have basically already bought their tickets should be able to get in just like a daily ticket buyer if there are spots available. They need a better system or I need my money back. I have called both Frontier City management and national Six Flags management and have been dismissed and then told I would receive an email or phone call and no one has called or emailed. Im about to bring this to the attention of the media, unfortunately.

5/26/2020 - New Measurements were released today REQUIRING all employees and patron to wear a face mask while visiting this outdoor theme park. I purchased season passes and dining passes for me and my family in the beginning of March before this “pandemic” occurred. I did not agree to the new policies or requirements when I purchased these passes and would like a full refund. Unfortunately, all communication is deleted on social media or blocked if you are against their policies. I understand it’s a private company - but I didn’t agree to wear a mask or agree to invasive health checks when spending a large chunk of money to enjoy six flags theme parks with my family. I’ve contacted the company in hopes of receiving a refund for the $700+ dollars spent on season and dining passes to use at multiple parks we visit each year. I would give zero stars if I could.

Other than having to wear a mask the entire time. we love it

I love this place but for the first opening day of the season my kids were disappointed all of their favorite rides were not operating (silver bullet, pirate ship, steel lasso, renegade rapids, timbertown play areas). But i will say the park wasnt crowded, was very clean and workers were everywhere keeping the park sanitized... they werent a fan of having to were mask but we worked with it!

The new kids area is awesome, great new updates and rides! The mine train was great for my 5yr old! My one complaint is that all of the food workers were either rude or acted like they hated their jobs. I just came back from Disney so my bar is pretty high at the moment.

Everything was easy and convenient using the six flags app. I suggest mobile food ordering. The park was very clean and the employees did a great job at keeping things sanitized .

Enjoyed the day with lots of nieces, nephews, sister & one of my sons. Beginning of 2019 season and several bus groups were there, employee appreciation group from our home town causing lines to be extremely long to wait on ride, a few favorite rides were not running, very expensive to be able to buy drinks or food for all of our kids they got thirsty & hungry. Good fun for doing something with kids they had never done however it was very expensive for tickets & parking at $20 is absolutely horrible to charge on top of ticket prices. Not affordable at all for families with 2 or more children. Wouldnt suggest for an afforable outing with family.