Six Flags America

Ain't summer yet but we sure are rocking the heat in this side of Maryland!  The days are longer.  The nights, warmer.  The flowers bloom and fade.  The garden bare toasted greens, telling me I'll be doing a lot of watering soon. Ugh.  The best thing?  Little Geb's been a constant fixture outdoor!  Parks.  Flip-flops.  Cotton shirts.  Spring is my greatest love.  But, it looks like summer's gonna be gorgeous too, so I really don't mind tucking the sweaters aside.

Our friends, Iya and Adonis, the same fun-loving people who dragged brought us to Virginia last Memorial Day weekend, suggested another summer kickoff at Six Flags.  The place turned out to be the largest themed park I've ever been in to.  Over 500 acres in size.  It boasts fun thrills, plenty of rides for children, grown-ups too.  I tried four rides, and I'm yearning for more!  The waterpark is Geb and Khaile's haven.  We hadn't moved anywhere else from the time we dipped our toes in the water.

Learn about Six Flags here and here.  Ticket is quite pricey, but it already covers ride-and-swim-all-you-can adventure.  You can't bring food inside the park-- bummer.  Buy them instead at the lowest quality and hefty price.  Another bummer.  Our friends brought picnic, anyway.  But, we had to go hang out at the parking area for lunch.  Totally inconvenient, but we enjoyed the experience, nonetheless.  A season pass is up for grabs-- one fee for unlimited park visits until October.  Great deal, ei?