Reminds me of Olive Garden's original Pasta Pass (albeit on a smaller scale). The first year they offered it it was around $150 for about 3 months of 2 meals a day. As 22 year old who couldn't cook and had recently graduated from college, I took full advantage. Each meal came with a salad, bread sticks, a pasta dish, and a drink. I would place the order to-go and pick them up on the way home from work and have food for the next 24 hours. Actually even more, I found it was so much food that I started giving it away to my coworkers friends, even offering it to the homeless guy who busked near my apartment. Probably easily 4-5K calories a day. It wasn't the best pasta in the world but it was better than the ramen I would make at home. And not the most unhealthy thing as long as I didn't eat the full portions that were served.
The next year apparently they made it in-store only, probably because everyone who signed up was doing exactly what I did and they were losing their hat. I'm guessing the OP doesn't have this problem because driving by Six Flags every day isn't really practical for most people. And hey they got some free publicity out of letting this guy abuse the system!
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Reminds me of Olive Garden's original Pasta Pass (albeit on a smaller scale). The first year they offered it it was around $150 for about 3 months of 2 meals a day. As 22 year old who couldn't cook and had recently graduated from college, I took full advantage. Each meal came with a salad, bread sticks, a pasta dish, and a drink. I would place the order to-go and pick them up on the way home from work and have food for the next 24 hours. Actually even more, I found it was so much food that I started giving it away to my coworkers friends, even offering it to the homeless guy who busked near my apartment. Probably easily 4-5K calories a day. It wasn't the best pasta in the world but it was better than the ramen I would make at home. And not the most unhealthy thing as long as I didn't eat the full portions that were served.
The next year apparently they made it in-store only, probably because everyone who signed up was doing exactly what I did and they were losing their hat. I'm guessing the OP doesn't have this problem because driving by Six Flags every day isn't really practical for most people. And hey they got some free publicity out of letting this guy abuse the system!