Holiday World gives police, firefighters, corrections officers and EMS a discount on season passes and tickets, and you can claim it online or by showing your official ID at the ticket booth. The park’s page doesn’t print a percentage or a price, so the savings show up when you click through, not in the text.
Holiday World is an Indiana theme park with a water park, Splashin’ Safari, on the same site. Its address is 452 E. Christmas Blvd. in Santa Claus, Indiana, and its page lists a phone number, (812) 937-4401, for questions. Because the first responder discount covers season passes as well as day tickets, it’s worth a look even if you only visit once or twice a summer.
How To Get The Holiday World First Responder Discount
- Open Holiday World’s First Responder Discount page, using the button below.
- For day tickets, use the link that gets you a deep discount off up to 10 online tickets. The page says to have your official ID ready to confirm your identity.
- For a season pass, use the season pass link. The page says it shows all three Season Pass types and their discounted prices.
- Prefer to buy in person? The page says to show your official ID at the ticket booth to get the First Responder Discount on tickets.
The page names police, firefighters, corrections officers and EMS. It doesn’t list dispatchers or other public safety roles, so ask the park if yours isn’t on that list.
What The Page Doesn’t Say
Holiday World’s page never says how much you save. The discounted prices appear after you click through, and they can differ between day tickets and the three season pass types, so compare the first responder price with the regular price for the same ticket before you pay. The page also doesn’t say how the online identity check works beyond telling you to have your official ID ready, so give yourself a few minutes the first time.
The page says the first responder season passes for the next season are already on sale. That’s useful if you’d rather buy a pass now than wait for spring, and it’s also a reminder that the park’s own page is the place to confirm which season a price belongs to.
Day Tickets Or A Season Pass
A day ticket is the simple choice for one visit. The online link covers up to 10 tickets, which helps if you’re bringing a crew, and the ticket booth option means you can still get the discount if you decide on the day. A season pass is the better fit if you can picture two or more trips. The page doesn’t print the pass prices, so add up the pass price against the number of visits you realistically expect.
Q&A
Q: Do I have to buy online?
A: No. The page says you can buy tickets at the ticket booth by showing your official ID, or online through the discount link.
Q: How many online tickets can I buy?
A: The page says a deep discount off up to 10 online tickets.
Q: Does it cover season passes?
A: Yes. The page says the First Responder Discount applies to season passes and tickets, and shows three Season Pass types.
Q: Which first responders qualify?
A: The page names police, firefighters, corrections officers and EMS.
Q: How much does it save?
A: The page doesn’t say. The prices appear after you click through to the ticket or pass page.
Q: Is there another park with a first responder ticket?
A: Yes. Six Flags parks sell first responder tickets through ID.me, and our Six Flags first responder discount guide explains how it works.
More Information:
Park discounts change, so confirm the terms on Holiday World’s page before you go. For more days out, browse our entertainment discounts. You can also see it alongside other options in Planning a Vacation? Don’t Miss These First Responder Travel Discounts.
