Six Flags Qiddiya City opened in 2025 and is split, for families, along a height line. A handful of the big rides – Falcons Flight, Sirocco Tower, Spitfire and Gyrospin – have height minimums that will leave smaller children watching, while Aquatopia is an aquatic playground built for young children and their families. A second play area for young children, Adventure Junction, was marked as available soon rather than open when the park’s pages were captured.
Tickets are sold by age band, with a junior ticket for younger children, a standard ticket for older children and adults, and a bundle for five people visiting together. The park describes itself as designed to accommodate visitors with disabilities and mobility challenges, with special tickets for them and their companions.
The trade-off is planning the budget: the ticket pages do not state prices, which appear only in the booking calendar and change with peak times and special events, so the cost of the day depends on the date you pick. The same applies to the GoFast priority passes, whose contents are listed but whose prices are not; note that the Silver tier leaves out Falcons Flight.
Family FAQ
How much does Six Flags Qiddiya City cost?
Tickets for infants aged three and under are free.
Are there height or age limits at Six Flags Qiddiya City?
Falcons Flight, Sirocco Tower and Spitfire need 130 cm; Gyrospin needs 135 cm.


