Naples: Tour Through Alleys and Flags

Es una experiencia emocionante solamente para aquellas personas que les gusta sentir la adrenalina y se atreven a subirse a cualquier tipo de juego.

El parque en su gran mayoría cuenta con juegos que involucran altura y velocidad, no recomiendo que vayan personas que le tengan miedo a alguna de esas cosas.

Al final de cada juego hay una tienda de recuerdos donde venden tazas, ropa, accesorios, etc.

Muy buen lugar. Visite la CDMX este mes de abril y tienen noches de concierto con acceso gratis!
Me hospede muy cerca, en el Hotel Krystal Grand Suites Insurgentes, donde es la 2a ocación que me quedo y super bien y cómodo para trasladarse a Six Flags
Pude escuchar Mariachi y comer un bocadillo en Six
Buena idea ojalá continúen con estas actividades.

De las mejores experiencias que he tenido en CDMX. Les recomiendo ir entre semana, porque los fines hay mucha gente y las filas para ingresar a los juegos se hacen enormes.

For the most part I had a lot of fun at the park today. Even though it was crowded the wait times for most of the rides were still acceptable (between 45-60 minutes). The operations of the rides were a lot better than expected, especially after reading reviews of the park before. Sadly most of the coasters were operating at full capacity as you could see trains sitting in the maintenance rail. That’s not fault of the staff though, my guess is management wants to keep the capacity low, so more fast passes can be sold.
The prices for drinks, albeit on the higher end for México were ok at 35$ for a can of coke. The food prices are a joke though 200$ for a hot dog? But I guess that’s something have to live with in amusement parks.

But now the part that’s really lowering my rating, the locker situation. I personally think there should be free lockers for your bags and stuff inside the station of every ride, but that’s not the problem here. What really killed my enjoyment and made me leave earlier, was having to stay in line for 15-20 minutes just to get to a locker and no, not just to get a new one, but also to retrieve my bag from the locker I had rented earlier. Also rude staff yelling at customers that only one person is allowed to enter the locker area. Also good luck if you don’t have the exact amount your locker costs inside your pockets, as the machines don’t give change for most of the day and the staff at the lockers, even though they have cash on them for that reason only seem to change your money if they like you.
Next problem was the lack of lockers. In order to ride most of the bigger rides you need to place your bags in a locker which is not necessarily located next to the ride and in case the lockers are sold out? Bad luck, you can’t ride anything anymore. In case you want to make paid lockers mandatory, at least put enough of them in your park your customers can use them.

Another thing that bothered me is that according to staff it is apparently safer to hold your phone in your hands on a coaster then to put it in a box at the station at your own risk. Gladly I had big closable pockets. The luggage boxes at the stations are only for drinks and popcorn purchased at the park for some reason.

I recommend going to this park with a full stomach and absolutely no bags.

Should have been a 4-5 star park, but the locker situation alone lowers it to at most 3 stars.

If you wanna spend a day care free and full of fun while in CDMX then this is a great option. as its name suggests , six flags gives the expectations for its rides.