La Ronde Is Selling 2020 Season Passes For Less Than The Price Of A 1-Day Pass Right Now

Big savings!

Although the International des Feux Loto-Québec fireworks festival has been cancelled and we still don't know when our Montreal amusement park will reopen, many are already looking forward to enjoying the rides. Now, La Ronde is making it easier than ever to (eventually) have some summer fun. The amusement park is currently selling season passes at a lower price than a regular ticket for the 2020 season.

If you missed the $39.99 sale a few months ago, this is a great opportunity to get back on track.

In addition, the promotion offers several advantages such as the free reusable bottle, an upgrade to Gold member status, and unlimited visits to all Six Flags parks.

The season pass also includes admission to the ultra-popular Fright Fest before Halloween, discounts for friends, and free entrances for friends on specific dates.

As soon as the official date is announced, you'll be able to take advantage of your days off to get back to your favourite roller coaster or experience it for the first time with your friends.

For a limited time, the season pass is available for $54.99 plus a $2.00 fee on La Ronde's website.

That's a savings of more than 53% compared to the regular price of a season pass, $119.99.

They're even cheaper than a normal day pass for people over 1.37 metres tall which are usually $69.99.

Last August, we learned that a new ride would see the light of day for the 2020 season, the Viper, the first of its kind in Canada.

The freestyle roller coaster is the only one of its kind to date in Canada and promises to be quite intense.

Get all the details on the deal below!

2020 Season Pass At La Ronde

Original price: $119.99

Price on sale: $54.99, plus $2.00 online purchase fee.

Why You Have To Have It: To take advantage of a big discount for the summer of 2020 while waiting for the official reopening date for the Montreal amusement park.

Get the deal here.

This article was originally published in French on Narcity Québec.

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