I visited today with a Gold Season Pass and had a great overall experience. The only downside was…read morethe number of bees around, but it didn't take away too much from the day. I arrived between 1 and 2 in the afternoon and started with Batman, which is a very fun coaster. The restraints felt extremely comfortable and secure. It can leave you a little dizzy, but it is definitely worth riding. After walking around for a bit, I made my way to Wicked Cyclone. The lines were very long, but if you come to the park often, you know which rides are worth the wait. I spent about two hours in line, and it ended up being my favorite ride of the day. Afterwards, I grabbed some ice cream near the Starbucks at the entrance. It was decent, though a bit pricey. Two cups came out to about twenty five dollars even with the season pass discount. Next, I headed to Gotham City Gauntlet and then Supergirl Sky Flyer, both of which had very short lines. After that, I rode Scream, which only had about a twenty minute wait and is another one of my favorites. I then went back toward the Batman area to ride Riddler Revenge. It does jolt your head around a bit, but it was not too bad, and the wait time was reasonable. To finish the day, I tried the new coaster Quantum Accelerator. It may not look very intense, but for a family coaster it is surprisingly good. It is very fast, has some nice airtime, and features sharp yet smooth turns that make it feel unique. Unfortunately, Superman was closed during my visit. Overall, I have been coming to this park every summer, and it remains one of the best out there, especially if you enjoy classic coasters.

Alright. Went back here again. Paid $35 for a "bring a friend" ticket plus $9.99 in "fees" to get…read moresaid ticket. The Joker was closed all day. Superman was closed for a HUGE part of the day (after my kids waited in line for over an hour and were told to leave due to a breakdown). It reopened at the end of the day. Batman was closed for almost the entire day. Cyborg closed due to an issue, after my kids waited in line for ages. It did reopen eventually. Supergirl was closed, then opened shortly after we left. Not sure about other rides but for heck's sake... We had 2 groups of kids with us that we took to the park. They explored the park separately and BOTH groups only managed to get on FIVE rides each. Five. Five rides each. Let's put that in perspective. The lines were obscenely long, much in part because there were so many thrill rides down! We pay the full price regardless of how many rides are down or go down. And no, I don't want to ride something that is malfunctioning but I have NEVER been to a park that has had so many attractions malfunction on a given day. Never. And we've been all over the country (including other Six Flags locations). Food is insanely expensive, but I can live with that if I can actually ride some rides during our visit. FIVE RIDES EACH for an entire day in the park. Please don't waste your money. I have massive regrets. I took the day off from work, I took my kids out of school for a "family fun day" - I drove 3 hours round trip... FOR FIVE RIDES. Don't bother. Save your money. Go to another amusement park in New England - there are PLENTY of others. Plenty. This is a massive waste of money.

I ended up riding this ride because I saw they have new restraints and decided to try them out as I…read moreusually at SLC coasters as these are headbanging. Is it the worst ride ever no? They were running only 1 train as well. The ride is overall alright. The only complaint was the ride ops slammed the restraints and it hurt. The ride itself you can see its flaw, but with the old restraints it would have been much worst.

This by far the best roller coaster of the park. This is one of the few rides that will not allow…read morebags and need to put in a locker. This ride does breakdown quite a bit however and was not ready for us to ride during rope dropping. People complain about the restraints, but I felt they were not too bad. I do prefer the T-Bar restraints. Operations were alright. They were running 2 trains, but later on the day they switched to 1 train as it was nearly a walk on. I ended up riding the ride 10 times as the park was not busy. I probably would have rode more if they closed at 11pm, but I am sure the park would have been more busy. I do enjoy the music they play while going up the lift hill. Overall, this is a fun and intense ride.

Amazing Intamin Mega Coaster! The first drop over the Connecticut River is outstanding and the…read morehills afterwards pack tons of ejector airtime. Unlike the other mega coasters at Maryland's Six Flags America and New York's Darien Lake, this model contains a twister section, containing several helixes, head chopper effects, and a dive towards the end. 100% worth riding!

This was one of the few rides that were opened. It is a wooden roller coaster and well maintained…read moredespite its age. I usually expect to by bumpy and shaking, but nope. The restraints were okay and typical for PTC. This ride ended up being a walk on. I enjoyed the ride.

The day was fun. The food was decent but pricy. The ride selection is pretty good for the ages and…read morethere are several height charts prior to entering the park. I will say some of the rides for little kids require an adult or older taller child to ride along. There are a lot of bees so as a health tip for those who are allergic keep your EpiPen on your person if you stow your items. There are hills but ample seating is available if you need to rest. You are able to bring in a soft cooler and your own food if you'd like which is nice.

Ok, hear me out. The…read morepark was great but like, come on! Half of the rides were 4 hours long and thats just with a line of 8 people. The new Twisty Turney was garbage. The ride was 1/6 of being thrown off into another ride and the shakes made me gag. Probably the only thing that was good was the water rides and thats it. Overall, The park is okay but the rides and drinks were horrible. Don't Recommend staying here

Perfect spot for young children! The dry rides are great…read morefor beginners and so is the waterpark. The best part about it is that you can choose what you'd like to do if you aren't interested in the dry rides at all you can pay for a one park ticket and stay at the waterpark the entire day. In addition to this if you won't be going to the waterpark and will only be watching your child in the dry park you can get in without a ticket. Which I believe is a phenomenal policy that a lot more parks should begin to implement. The food is good and so are the sweet treats that you can find around the park. The lake is also a nice spot to relax with shallow water which again is perfect for children/new swimmers. However, it is very small and can get crowded.

It was very nice amusement park they have nice rides there and they also have a nice gift shopread more

This was the best experience! We were in town for a wedding and it was located about 5 minutes away…read morefrom the hotel! It was a Friday and it was not crowded. There was so much to do! Our favorite was the lazy river! I highly recommend this place!

Ahhhhh , what to say about this place .. ??…read more I was really looking forward to my visit , but I must say I was a little disappointed. Parking is a bit ridiculous , takes forever because they make you wait in line until people park and gather their stuff out of the car etc . In order for you to park next to them . = VERY BAD PARKING SYSTEM . Lockers .. they have plenty of lockers but only 2 machines to buy them and the line takes forever . They have private cabanas , but I feel like they are private simply because you have shade , there's nothing so private and special about it , could use some extra care . They should also have a section reserved for ADULTS ONLY , because we were trying to relax in the lazy river and instead got mobbed by screaming children who are afraid of the water and to many people at once . I understand it's a public place , it's summer , however would it be a lot nicer if they could have an adult only part of the park . More appropriate for the people who want to relax . The water slides are awesome .

We had a great day of family fun at Brownstone. We brought a cooler and plenty of water to save…read moremoney. VIP parking is available for $10 but the regular parking is fine. Reserve ahead of time especially on weekend days when it's hot out because they do sell out. It's crowded in the picnic areas but we were having so much fun in the water we barely got out. If you are overweight or not reasonably athletic you will probably want to bring a chair. Our favorite parts were the highest zip lines and the big slide because the wait time was more reasonable for both. We got wakeboarding passes but it was so crowded and slow moving we didn't even try. The crowds thin out after 4 so if you don't want to spend all day come after noon. 10-11am and you are waiting in line to get in even if you did the waiver in advance.

I have been a returning customer at Brownstone for 5 years now - my college friends and I always…read moreplan a yearly summer trip to meet up at Brownstone. However, when planning our trip this year, we had an unfortunate experience with Brownstone's customer service. Due to COVID restrictions, the park understandably had to limit their daily capacity. This limited capacity caused Brownstone to sell out much farther in advance than a regular summer (especially for weekends). This required us to purchase tickets in July for our usual trip in August, not knowing what the weather would look like for that weekend. When the weekend came, Hurricane Laura was moving through the area. The night before our trip, the forecast for the entire day was showing at least 85% chance of thunderstorms the entire day. My group included people who were planning to travel 5+ hours round trip for the park. Needless to say, with the thunderstorm forecast and our long trip lengths, we wanted to reschedule to a new day. I called Brownstone the night before our trip (Fri), asking about my options for refund/rescheduling. The operator told me that the park would remain open in the storm, and that there were no refunds (Note: When I asked about rescheduling, she did NOT mention rescheduling to a new day as an option). We did not feel safe swimming in water with thunder and lightning, and took the hit losing $273 in tickets. On the day after our trip, Brownstone messaged me on Facebook messenger saying that they DID in fact have the option to reschedule tickets to a new day, and asked me to call the office to reschedule. After calling Brownstone a second time, I was told differently, yet again, that I could not reschedule my tickets since I had not done so before my booking (even though I had called the day before to ask about my options, and was not told I could reschedule). The Brownstone employee was incredibly unpleasant to talk with, and again stated that our $273 would not be refunded. I was incredibly frustrated by the inconsistency in the information I was being given from each Brownstone employee I spoke with. I usually love this place, which is the only reason I am not giving it 1 star based on this experience. However, I am not sure if I will now be a returning customer - I am empathetic of the current pressure put on businesses during the COVID pandemic, but was disappointed by the inconsistent and terrible customer service on top of my loss in $273, even after being a returning customer for years. Be certain of your planning to this park before you pay!