Review of Six Flags Great Adventure

Review 4/30 Sooo much better!! Gluten free chicken nuggets were really good and freshly made in front of us, gave us a great portion too. Park was cleaned, more ppl staffed and friendly.

Review 10/2021 We were at Six Flags great adventure yesterday. My daughter is 5 1/2 and has early onset celiac, and I have a gluten intolerance. We tried to order the gluten-free chicken nuggets from the villains café. I was very excited at first to see a place that was dedicated gluten-free options, however they ran out of the chicken nuggets and the person working there was unsure if there was anything else my daughter could have because she is also dairy free to. He let me know that the Mack and cheese was also vegan and gluten-free so we ended up ordering that for her. When we went this poor guy was literally by himself taking orders ringing people up and making the food. After a few minutes he waved me back to pick up the mac & cheese and it was literally a microwavable TV meal of maybe a scoop or two of the mac & cheese still in the microwavable container with the film on it placed in a basket. We paid $12 for a microwave TV dinner. The only reason why I’m giving it to stars instead of one is because my daughter actually ate it. I was thinking about trying the pizza pockets prior to realizing that all of their gluten-free options were all microwavable meals. And half of them were not even available because almost everything in the park was sold out. I know they do not allow food and drinks from outside in this park, take my advice and do not bother getting any meals from the park. The snack options were nice that they had a couple of safe prepackaged things but it is not worth eating a meal at the park. I’m glad we went later in the day so we had already eaten lunch before entering, it would make more sense to go back out to your car and either pack some thing in a thermos and take a break or leave the park go out to dinner somewhere that actually makes the food for you that is safe and then go back to the park at night when the crowds are less. Six Flags has a lot more that they need to improve upon if they’re going to start boasting about having gluten-free options. Very far behind other amusement parks that actually have food that is not microwavable premade and will dedicate options to allergies such as Hersheypark, Knoebels, Busch Gardens, and of course the bigger parks like Disney and Universal.

Is there a gluten-free menu?

— No gluten-free information on the menu

How much of the menu is available gluten-free?

— Not Much

How would you rate the taste and quality of the gluten-free food you tried?

— Good

Other Characteristics

• Good vegan options
• Offers outdoor seating