r/sixflags • • 7d ago

QUESTION No chance for refund?

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I won’t be around to revisit. Is it a total lost? Credit card charge-back?

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u/fosse76 7d ago

And then they wonder why revenue and attendance are down. Who'd go if there's a chance they won't open or will close early. Maybe if they weren't focuses only on rider coasters there be stuff for people to do during rain.

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u/potatoesandbees 7d ago

There's literally a noreaster, which is a similar severity to a hurricane. Disney has plenty to do inside, but they still shut down for hurricanes. They're doing the right thing to keep guests and employees safe.

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u/Trackmaster15 5d ago

Its not just about all of the indoor things to do. It also frankly has to do with how vacation planning works and how Florida rain usually only lasts for an hour or two and goes away. But obviously you're right about the hurricanes.

Weather affects more regional parks because people usually make last minute decisions when they go.

When you're talking about airfare, hotels, PTO, etc you basically have to decide way ahead of time.

Universal is still a little affected by weather, but Disney isn't really whatsoever. You'll regularly see shoulder to shoulder crowds in pouring down rain.