Parking voucher is a rip off.

I am familiar with Six Flags New England since it was Riverside Park.
I was surprised at the lack of customer service the park offers. I
purchased a ticket for my son, five years of age. I read only the
information about the height restrictions and was questioning the
ticket policy because at four years of age my child did not meet the
measurement to ride most rides and still had to pay full child ticket
fare. I was not pleased about it but I paid over 41.00 for his
ticket. It took me a couple of seconds to realize that I was better
off purchasing a season and decided to stop by the customer service
department prior to entering the park. To my surprise, not only was I
not able to return the ticket but I was told rather rudely that it was
"my fault" for not reading the signs that are posted anywhere. I
requested to speak to a manager and the customer service employee
refused stating that the rules were the rules. The only way, I could
upgrade to a season pass was by paying an additional $24.99, take it
or leave it. I purchased the ticket because I knew that I would return
in the future, however, I will not advocate for the park. I left a
message to the President of the park not expecting a response and as
expected, they never bothered to return my call.
Too bad for Six Flags, they are in no way similar to the parks at
Disney and somehow they believe that they do not need to maintain
ethical standards when it comes to their sales policies!

It seems to me that getting people to validate their voucher is a way
to get people in the park early in the season? I mean, if someone's
going to drive there, they probably aren't going to get their parking
voucher validated and that's it -- they're going to do that PLUS go to
the park for the day (and presumably spend some money on food, etc.).

Is that not the case here?

That's just a ridiculous way to do business, but it was spelled out in
black and white.

So don't use them! They were Free! Your not losing out.

This is stupid of Six Flags.

I regularly attend Philadelphia Flyers hockey games and you have to
pay $15 to park in the lot at the Wells Fargo Center.

Occasionally, I have been given a free parking pass in the same
mailing as my tickets for use at the game. I have NEVER, EVER had to
get the parking pass validated in advance. I have simply driven up to
the rink on the night of the game, given the attendant my parking pass
and been let into the lot for free.

Six Flags should take a tip from smarter businesses then theirs (like
the Wells Fargo Center) and not require advance validation for the
parkintg pass.

ever comes without strings attached.

Yes, I went through and checked again too. Let me say that Six Flags
did resolve this quickly but I still disagree with the policy. The
woman on the phone claimed that on this page alone, it says in six
places that you need to go to the park by April 29. It doesn't give
hours you can validate. Yes, if you check when the park is open, you
see it is now only open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, but if I buy
something on Wednesday and need to validate by Sunday (with a three
hour drive to do it) you would think that there were hours for the
validation during the week. They don't say when you can validate
anywhere.

Six Flags extended my time for another month. However, that means I
need to drive there a second time. Don't they realize that much of
their business isn't local? This is a trick to make you think you are
getting something because if you aren't local, you are getting
nothing.

whether or not you chose to read it is your own decision and not their
fault

This is not their fault. This is all on you.