Six Flags has made some big changes in its meal plans for 2027 and not everyone is happy. Many of the unlimited plans got eliminated or more expensive with the one able to be used at multiple parks now going for $400. However, there is a tad of a silver lining in that there is a new credit system available. At Six Flags Over Georgia, for example, you can get 20 credits (meals) for $89 and 30 meals for $129. That a little over $4/meal, about 25% of regular price. There is also only a two hour waiting period between meals (instead of the old 4 hours) and no daily maximum. On the downside though, these credits are only good at your home park. Regular guests will no doubt miss the unlimited options, but for less frequent guests (who might not consume more than 20 meals at the park in a year) may appreciate the cheaper option that may be easier to share with less time between meals. Six Flags meal plans have changed a lot throughout the years (anyone remember snacks?), but even with the changes they still can be a good deal compared to regular prices.