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Frontier City - Six Flags Oklahoma City

11501 N I-35 Service Road • Oklahoma City, OK 73131

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A roller coaster executing a loop, with riders visibly enjoying the thrill against a clear blue sky.

A colorful Ferris wheel set against a clear blue sky, surrounded by lush greenery and a gently sloping hill.

The main street of Frontier City features a barber shop, saloon, and parlor, with the Brain Drain roller coaster ride located behind it at Six Flags Frontier City.

The Grand Carousel filled with horses dressed in bright armor and colorful saddles, along with some magnificent tigers, zebras and dragons as well.

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Don’t miss out on all the fun at Frontier City, in far northeast Oklahoma City on I-35. This iconic destination provides a perfect blend of fun and nostalgia, featuring exhilarating rides, exciting live shows, and family-friendly attractions. Guests can enjoy everything from roller coasters to unique dining experiences, all set in a charming Old West ambiance.

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Enjoy family-friendly attractions, shows and entertainment in this Western-themed amusement park in Oklahoma City.
Feel the thrill of hair-raising rides, including Diamondback, Gunslinger, and Soaring Eagle.
Children ages 2 and under are admitted free!
The park does not accept cash. Only credit/debit card payments are accepted, this includes parking. Cash can be converted to a debit card at multiple kiosks throughout the park.
Re-entry is allowed but don’t forget to get your hand stamped on your way out and enter through the re-entry gate.
Cameras are allowed inside the park but not selfie sticks and monopods.
Hurricane Harbor OKC is a separately-ticked attraction and not included in the Frontier City one-day ticket.
Strollers, wheelchairs, and ECVs are available for rent at Guest Relations on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Step into the Wild West for an unforgettable adventure at Frontier City, a Six Flags theme park! Located in far northeast Oklahoma City on I-35, Frontier City theme park offers a blend of old-time charm and modern excitement, perfect for the whole family. With a lineup of 30 roller coasters, kids' rides, games, dining options, shopping opportunities, and live performances, Frontier City is your go-to destination for non-stop fun.

Frontier City is home to Oklahoma's tallest coaster, the impressive 83-foot-high Silver Bullet. Among its popular coasters are the Wildcat, Diamondback, and the state's only suspended roller coaster, the Steel Lasso. Get ready for heart-pounding experiences on rides like the Brain Drain, Dodge 'Ems bumper cars, the swinging Prairie Schooner, and more.

Don't forget your swimsuit for a splash-tastic time at Renegade Rapids and the Wild West Water Works (seasonal), a five-story-tall, 1,000-gallon tipping bucket of water featuring eight slides and a lounging deck.

Frontier City has been a beloved Oklahoma landmark since its opening in 1958. Experience the park's rich history and diverse attractions, from Western-themed replicas to modern roller coasters and entertainment shows that cater to guests of all ages. Your Frontier City tickets guarantee a day filled with excitement, nostalgia, and lasting memories!

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The Wildcat 2 roller coaster stands tall against the backdrop of cloudy skies and lush trees.

A person seated in a gondola-style ride adorned with a stylized bird design, gliding above a landscape of bare trees and rustic buildings.

A colorful water slide attraction featuring multiple twisting slides in vibrant hues, with a clear view of the water channels below and a backdrop of green trees.

A vibrant water slide complex with multiple twisting slides in various colors, set against a backdrop of lush trees and a clear sky.

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Nated2519

Wills Point, Texas

"Fun"

Reviewed October 13, 2024

We had a great time. Rode everything except one roller coaster. It was closed. We went during fright night. Just know you have to buy an extra pass to go through haunted houses.

E4230BRkathym

"Just wanting to have fun. Love the park."

Reviewed September 23, 2024

The park itself is great but $30 for parking. And $80 for ticket. Did not tell you can go online I even ask and the poor kid said all the same price. Only there for 2 hours. Hurt arm on log ride because it is so old the log was rusty and the screws where louse. Paramedics great. Ended up in er give shot placed on antibiotics total cost that day for 2hrs was over $400. And I ask about discount they said go online tickets are cheaper. Management has poor customer service and experience with the public.

R897BMjohni

"Careful for their ticketing tricks"

Reviewed September 08, 2024

WATCH OUT! If you buy a pass as a parent for a minor, pay very close attention, these crooks will happily take your money, then when your 15 year old shows up, they'll say, "hmm, you're not your father. No entry." And make you child buy another pass with the money you gave him/her to have fun.

anderson213

Hannibal, Missouri

"Very Small Park With 3 Big Rides Nonoperational"

Reviewed August 17, 2024

5 Rollercoasters are at this park. The biggest name is Diamond Back. There are only 4 rides in the water area. The biggest name is The Gully Washer. It's the first Saturday in a hot August. Guess what's not open.--To the park's credit, rides were listed as being closed before you even entered the park--that's better than some places. However, if you are traveling, already bought tickets, and the best thing here is a log flume ride, it is more than disappointing to walk in knowing there's really not much to do. The park is currently owned by Six Flags, but began decades ago as an independent. It was bought and sold by different indentities for years. Because of this, there's a few aspects that are not Six Flags--no Super Heroes and rides like bumper cars (very rare for S.F. Parks) exist. However, if you are looking for thrill rides, the only one that we managed to ride during the day was Silver Bullet and it was only thrilling because it's so old, it could have broken down anytime, and we could have been jerked around, like within a car crash.

Kemis3

Chicago, Illinois

"Entertains Kids, Disappointing for Adults"

Reviewed July 23, 2024

We were looking for someplace different to go for a vacation using the elite season passes my family has. Decided to do a driving trip from Chicago to Frontier City. The theme was pretty cool with the western design. Cedar Point in OH has a real horse riding attraction for kids, was a bit surprised that Frontier City didn’t have one. We got there at Noon on a Monday, and there weren’t a lot of people, which worked out fine. Our 5-yr-old was bored after two hours, wanted to go to Chuck E Cheese to play games, but we convinced her to stay, and we were there for 4.5 hours. She enjoyed the kids rides and won a prize at one of the games. We were surprised that so few roller coasters were open. It’s summer, shouldn’t the roller coasters be open? Maintenance should not be the excuse because that can be done on Tuesdays and Wednesdays when the park is closed. We drove here from Chicago and never went on one roller coaster. The big gunfight show wasn’t even working. The gift shop was an another disappointment. So few shirts for kids. It’s fun to pick up merchandise of places you visit and bring it home. Most of it was garbage unrelated to Frontier City. Six Flags Great America outside Chicago has Warner Brothers characters everywhere. You couldn’t have Yosemite Sam being the star of this theme park? One highlight was that we weren’t charged a $1.99 food transaction fee like we are at Great America with every food purchase. Bottom line is that Frontier City gets the job done to entertain kids, but adult trips should be avoided.

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Frontier City is located at 11501 N I-35 Service Road • Oklahoma City, OK 73131

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Frequently Asked Questions about Frontier City

Where is Frontier City?

Frontier City is located in far northeast Oklahoma City on I-35, between E Hefner Road and NE 122nd Street.

How much is parking at Frontier City?

Parking at Frontier City costs $30 for general parking and $40 for preferred parking. Fees are subject to change without prior notice.

When does Frontier City open?

Frontier City is typically open for the season from Spring Break until the weekend on or before Halloween. Please check the operating calendar in the ticket section above for specific dates.

Is Frontier City suitable for toddlers?

Absolutely! The park is recommended for all ages and offers tons of fun for little ones. Plus, children ages 2 and under are admitted for free.

Is Hurricane Harbor OKC waterpark included in my ticket price?

Tickets do not include access to the nearby Hurricane Harbor OKC waterpark. However, it does include access to Wild West Water Works, located inside Frontier City. Wild West Water Works is typically open from mid-June through Labor Day weekend.

Can I bring outside food and drinks into Frontier City?

Unfortunately, no. The park does not allow outside food, drinks and coolers, except for food for infants and guests with allergies. Said guests may bring food in two sealable 7×8 inches sandwich bags, and one snack that fits in a sandwich bag, carried in a small soft-sided cooler. Please see security to get a medical sticker at screening.

Does the park sell alcohol?

Yes, alcoholic drinks are available for purchase inside the park for guests ages 21 and above with a government-issued ID. Please note that outside alcohol is not permitted inside and all purchased alcoholic beverages should be consumed within the park only.

What types of payments are accepted in the park?

The park does not accept cash and will only accept credit/debit card payments. If you only have cash, multiple cash-to-card kiosks are available throughout the park. All unused points on the card can be used anywhere Visa is accepted.

Is there a dress code?

Yes. To maintain the park's safe and family-friendly atmosphere, Frontier City strictly enforces a dress code. Guests must wear proper attire, including shirts/tops, shorts/pants, and footwear, at all times within the park. Clothing or tattoos with offensive language or graphics are not permitted. Please note that shirts cannot be turned inside out as a solution. Guests must wear a cover-up or a shirt/top and shorts/pants over their bathing suits when leaving Wild West Water Works.

Are pets allowed inside the park?

Only ADA-defined service animals are permitted inside the park. Please note that service animals must be kept on a leash and under the control of their handler at all times.