Six Flags Magic Mountain from Azusa calls for a little planning: the theme park is in Valencia, and its opening days and hours vary. Check the park calendar, confirm current admission details, and use current ride information rather than older listings.
Three-star rooms at Casa Blanca are in Azusa, a starting point for planning a day trip to the park.
- Park address: 26101 Magic Mountain Pkwy, Valencia, CA 91355.
- Hours and dates: Check the park’s operating calendar before setting out.
- Transit: Santa Clarita Transit routes 3 and 7 serve the park from the Santa Clarita Valley.
- Ride update: X2 has been permanently retired.
Route planning from Azusa
Six Flags Magic Mountain is at 26101 Magic Mountain Pkwy in Valencia, so use that address when planning your trip from Azusa. The park is a distinct day-trip destination; check your route and travel conditions for the day you plan to go rather than relying on a fixed journey time.
Santa Clarita Transit serves the park from the Santa Clarita Valley on routes 3 and 7, seven days a week. For a public-transit journey from Los Angeles, the agency describes a connection via the Metro Red Line to North Hollywood, the NoHo 757 Express to McBean Regional Transit Station, and then route 3 or 7 to the park.
Another transit approach runs from Union Station on the Metrolink Antelope Valley Line to Newhall Station. From there, Santa Clarita Transit routes 5 and 6, 4 and 14, or 12 connect to McBean Regional Transit Station, where you transfer to route 3 or 7.
Check the transit operators’ current schedules before choosing a connection. For the first leg within Azusa, the Azusa Downtown Station connections and visitor tips provide local context.
Check park dates, tickets and hours
The park’s calendar is the place to confirm operating dates and hours, while its ticket information can help you check admission and parking details. These details can change, so check the official site before you go.
Before choosing a day, confirm that the park is open and review the hours for that date. The park’s FAQ covers ticket prices, what admission includes, parking costs and operating hours; use its current information to plan your visit.
Santa Clarita Transit’s routes 3 and 7 are described as serving the park seven days a week from the Santa Clarita Valley, but that does not replace checking the current service timetable for your trip. To weigh a theme-park outing against a closer local day, compare it with this one-day Azusa itinerary from downtown to the foothills.
Know the park’s ride and access rules
Check the park’s current attraction and accessibility information before planning around a specific ride. The park says its accessibility policies are developed with ride manufacturers and incorporate manufacturer guidelines and Americans with Disabilities Act requirements.
X2 is no longer operating: Six Flags announced that it had permanently retired the coaster. It opened in 2008 and welcomed more than 16 million guests. Before its retirement, X2 was described as a fifth-dimension wing coaster with 360-degree rotating seats in Baja Ridge; that older description does not reflect its current status.
For any attraction you hope to ride, check the park’s current listing for its status and access requirements. That is especially important if you are using older pages or saved notes, which may not reflect current operations. If you are comparing theme-park days, the guide to Universal Studios Hollywood from Azusa covers another destination.
Planning the return journey
Plan your return using the same transport mode and current service information you checked for the trip out. If you are taking transit, note the connection from the park on route 3 or 7 and how it links back through McBean Regional Transit Station; confirm the relevant timetable before leaving.
If you are driving, check your route and conditions for the return as well as the outward journey. Keep the park’s Valencia address handy for navigation, and confirm parking details through the park’s current visitor information.
FAQs
Where is Six Flags Magic Mountain?
It is at 26101 Magic Mountain Pkwy, Valencia, CA 91355.
Is X2 still open at Six Flags Magic Mountain?
No. The park announced that X2 has been permanently retired.
Which Santa Clarita Transit routes serve the park?
Routes 3 and 7 serve Six Flags Magic Mountain from the Santa Clarita Valley. Check current schedules when planning your trip.
Where can you check Six Flags Magic Mountain hours and ticket details?
Use the park’s official calendar and visitor information to confirm operating hours, ticket prices, admission inclusions and parking costs for your visit.