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Junior School Trip to Six Flags | May 31
The J School trip to Six Flags is on Friday, May 31, 2024.
Normal morning transportation will run and we will depart campus by 9:00 am.
Students should dress for the weather and think carefully about sunscreen, keeping valuables safe, etc.
Students are responsible for carrying any items they bring; there are lockers for rent at Six Flags, but may be quite expensive unless a group shares a locker.
Trip participants need to bring money for lunch or they can bring a lunch from home. Please note: Six Flags is cashless so students need to bring a pre-paid visa gift card, debit card or turn their cash into a SIx Flags card once they arrive. We recommend a pre-paid type of debit card as money left on Six Flags gift cards is non-refundable.
Also, the water park is not open on 5/31, so there is no need to bring towels or bathing suits.
Buses will return to campus by 5:30 pm, so students who take the bus can make the late bus that afternoon.
Normal morning transportation will run and we will depart campus by 9:00 am.
Students should dress for the weather and think carefully about sunscreen, keeping valuables safe, etc.
Students are responsible for carrying any items they bring; there are lockers for rent at Six Flags, but may be quite expensive unless a group shares a locker.
Trip participants need to bring money for lunch or they can bring a lunch from home. Please note: Six Flags is cashless so students need to bring a pre-paid visa gift card, debit card or turn their cash into a SIx Flags card once they arrive. We recommend a pre-paid type of debit card as money left on Six Flags gift cards is non-refundable.
Also, the water park is not open on 5/31, so there is no need to bring towels or bathing suits.
Buses will return to campus by 5:30 pm, so students who take the bus can make the late bus that afternoon.
We are excited for this fun end-of-the-year trip!
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