Frontier City
Step back in time at Frontier City, where the spirit of the Wild West meets the thrill of adventure on Route 66! Nestled in Oklahoma City, this vibrant amusement park boasts thrilling rides, live entertainment, and authentic 1800s charm, making it a perfect pitstop for travelers. Experience high-speed roller coasters, old-timey saloons, and dynamic shows that embody the playful nostalgia of the Mother Road. Whether you're a family seeking fun or a solo explorer, Frontier City is an unforgettable highlight that brings Route 66's storied heritage to life!
Curtis Crosby
8 months ago"Great place! I love it. There isn't too much of a wait most days, and the season pass is totally worth it. The Diamondback is finally up and running again, and the Renegade Rapids would be better if they turned the waterfall back on. Waiting 15-20 minutes and hardly getting wet isn't worth it—hopefully, they fix it soon. Parking isn't too bad, depending on the day. I wish they stayed open later; it really sucks to get off work and only have an hour with the family most weekends. Can’t wait for next year!"
C. Storbin
8 months ago"A SixFlags park that hasn’t been branded with their IPs This park is SMALL, I’ve seen bigger Walmart parking lots then the parking lot for SFFC. if you have a season pass and in the area it’s a decent place to stop to get a few ride credits but I wouldn’t recommend traveling more then an hour to the park or buy a day ticket. The entire park has a western theme. There is a quick western show on the main plaza about 15min before rope drop & they have a decent stunt show with the same actors a few times a day. Keep your eyes on the guy with the long red hair to see the best falls. the coasters seem slow in the morning when they 1st start up but have some decent (not great) speed and forces later in the day. Every employee I ran into seemed to be enjoying their time working. Wouldn’t be surprised if SixFlags decided to sell this park to an independent developer instead of keeping it in their lineup of parks."
Sabria Gamble
12 months ago"You know this place has such a fun atmosphere, and wasn't to busy for a Saturday. The ride options for kids 45 inches or taller is great. If you have kids under 38 inches just known there are like 4 rides. Food is about $16 drinks are like $5 or they have a cup you can refill for free but it's $20. I loved the western town look and the play houses. Super fun all the coasters are short but a fast adrenaline fun. The raft ride not worthy the wait. Silver bullet is totally worth it."
sarah w pgh pa
11 months ago"This is not a huge six flags park which for me is nice as I was able to go, spent a few hours and ride what I wanted to. It was a hot day but I enjoyed the coasters, especially Wildcat, and some other rides. They have a nice selection of flat rides, a few water rides and a small water park. This was my first visit and I was surprised how nice it was, the employees were nice and the park had a lot of theming that was a nice addition that many parks are missing. I really had fun and I hope more people will check it out, again don't expect a huge park with 50 rides, that's not what this is, but you don't have to spend all day in line or rush through the park, you can just enjoy it. I sure did."
