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Six Flags Qiddiya City: Opening date, ticket prices and 28 record-breaking rides revealed

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November 15, 2025
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The park forms a major part of Qiddiya City, the world’s first global destination built entirely around the Power of Play.

Located in the Tuwaiq Mountains, 40 minutes from Riyadh, Qiddiya City is being positioned as a next-generation hub for entertainment, sports, and culture, designed to host some of the world’s largest competitions, festivals, and events.

Six Flags Qiddiya City in Saudi Arabia

Six Flags Qiddiya City will feature 28 rides and attractions, including several global record-breakers.

These include Falcons Flight — the world’s tallest, fastest, and longest roller coaster — alongside Iron Rattler, the world’s tallest tilt coaster, and Spitfire, the world’s tallest inverted coaster.

Designers created eighteen of the rides specifically for families and younger visitors, and complemented them with international dining outlets and retail stores offering exclusive Six Flags merchandise.

Adult ticket prices start at SR325 ($87), with children’s tickets from SR275 ($73), while infants under four can enter for free. Prices include access to all rides, with guests able to upgrade to an Unlimited GoFast Pass for priority access.

Discounted tickets for individuals with special needs, senior citizens, and their companions are available for purchase at the park, starting from SR75 ($20).

Tickets can be pre-booked exclusively at www.SixFlagsQiddiyaCity.com.

Entertainment debut in Saudi Arabia

Park President of Six Flags Qiddiya City Brian Machamer said: “Six Flags Qiddiya City not only opens its door to the public for the first time, it starts to showcase everything Qiddiya City stands for: bold imagination, unforgettable experiences, and a new benchmark for global entertainment”.

Visitors can reach Six Flags Qiddiya City by car, taxi, or shuttle. Complimentary shuttles will connect drivers from a designated parking area to the main entrance, while free queue shuttles will run from Jeddah Metro Station from 3pm daily.

The theme park will open at 4pm each day. All shuttles will be accessible to guests with disabilities and feature onboard entertainment.

Six Flags Qiddiya City will feature six themed lands anchored by the central Citadel, blending thrill-based attractions, cultural elements, and sustainability features.

The theme park is the inaugural entertainment destination within Qiddiya City, Qiddiya Investment Company’s flagship new urban development.

Built from the ground up, the master-planned city will ultimately host hundreds of attractions and experiences, alongside residential, retail, office, hospitality, healthcare, and educational facilities.

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