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TICKET PRICES

Main Gate General Admission $34.99
Junior Admission  (Guests 48″ and Under) $26.99
Senior Admission (Guests 62 and Older) $26.99
Handicap Admission $26.99
Military Admission $22.99
Children 2 and Under Free

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JOBS

Frontier City is currently hiring for the 2011 season. For more information about open positions or to apply online please visit www.FrontierCityJobs.com

FRONTIER CITY GUEST SERVICES

We want your visit to Frontier City to be about fun and family memories. The list below includes general visitor information such as park safety guidelines, Guest Services, wagon rental, ATM locations and first aid. You’ll find tips on what to bring, along with ways to help you make the most of your day!

 

SAFETY AND CONVENIENCE

Severe Weather

During severe weather or nearby lightning, certain rides may need to close. After the threat of severe weather has passed the rides will re-open.

Lost Parents

Youngsters can wait for their misplaced parents at Guest Relations.  Establish a meeting place and time for members of families/groups to gather, should they get separated.  If assistance is needed to locate a lost child, please contact a Team Member.

First Aid

Staffed by emergency medical technicians and located at the south end of the park next to the Wildcat Games.

 

RENTALS AND SERVICES

Wagons, wheelchair and locker rental

Available for a nominal charge on a flat-price basis at Front Gate Photo. Subject to availability.
Wheelchair Rental – $40.00 with a $20.00 deposit. Must present credit card to rent.
Electronic wheelchairs are not available.
Wagon Rental $10.00 with a $5.00 deposit.
Locker Rental $2.00 per use. 

GUESTS WITH DISABILITIES

A detailed brochure describing the many special accommodations designed for your comfort is available at Guest Relations.

 

GENERAL INFORMATION

Park Re-entry

If you wish to leave the park and return the same day, please have your hand stamped at the Main Entrance and you will be re-admitted at no extra charge. However, due to special events, re-admission may not always be allowed. Such notice will be posted at the Main Entrance.

Guest Relations

Conveniently located at the Mt. View Hotel, next to Quick Draw and Saddlerock Cafe, to answer questions and provide assistance with special needs.  ATMs are located in Gold Rush Games and the Frontier Trading Post. Visa, MasterCard, Discover Card, and American Express are accepted at several locations for the purchase of admission, food and merchandise.

 

TIPS FOR FAMILY FUN

 

  • Call for park information and show schedules before visiting to take advantage of the best discounts and to plan for the activities and shows you want to see. For special events, concerts and general park information call (405) 478-2140.
  • Plan your visit when attendance is lightest. Best bets: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday during the summer and any regular operating day during the months of April, May, and September.
  • Weather can be unpredictable so bring a jacket or sweatshirt for cool evenings. Rent a locker inside the Frontier Trading Post for storage of valuables.
  • No smoking. For the safety and courtesy of other Guests, please refrain from smoking in ride queues. Smoking is prohibited in all enclosed buildings, restrooms, theaters and children’s areas.  Designated smoking areas are posted within the park.
  • Arrange a meeting place and time should your party become separated.
  • Stop by Wagon Rental, located at Front Gate Photo, if you need a wagon or wheelchair. Come early, as all rentals are on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • Review the park map to familiarize yourself with the park’s layout and assist in planning your day.
  • To help you arrange your day, pick up a show schedule (available at Main Gate, Guest Relations and most merchandising locations).
  • Plan to begin your day at attractions farthest from the Main Gate.
  • Ride your favorite rides when the park first opens or after 5 p.m.
  • To avoid lines, plan to eat at non-traditional lunch and dinner hours.
  • Make sure children feel comfortable about a ride they are going on. Toddlers will especially like rides and attractions that are “pint-sized.”