in alphabetical order by the final name of the park while under Six Flags control. North America Europe All these categorised parks were all sold to StarParks in 2004, unless noted. Cancelled parks The Flash Pass The Flash Pass is an optional, pay-per-person virtual queue system offered at Six Flags amusement parks. The system, named after DC Comics character The Flash, allows guests to reserve places in line at participating attractions, and access must be purchased for a nominal fee in addition to the general park admission price. The first iteration, called Q-bot, was designed by Lo-Q and was first implemented at Six Flags Over Georgia in 2001. Guests are given handheld devices, which are then used to make reservations and receive notifications when it is their turn to ride. Another iteration is where guests can scan a QR code on in-park signs or through the mobile app, and guests can buy individual Flash Passes per ride or use their season pass or membership Flash Pass. This feature was adopted in 2021. A water park version of the virtual system called Q-band was first tested at Six Flags White Water in 2011. Guests wear waterproof RFID wristbands that can be scanned at kiosks near participating water park attractions. See also Incidents at Six Flags parks Six Flags Fright Fest Holiday in the Park Notes and references External links Amusement park companies Amusement companies of the United States Entertainment companies established in 1961 American companies established in 1961 1961 establishments in Texas Former Time Warner subsidiaries Companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange Companies that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2009 Companies based in Arlington, Texas 1993 mergers and acquisitions 1998 mergers and acquisitions