As a fellow theme park aficionado, here's my two cents: Go through every word of that fine print, sometimes there’s a loophole or a clause that wasn’t obvious. Contact them on every platform - email, social media, etc. If enough people raise a stink, they sometimes fold and offer you an extension or future discounts. Also, see if any news outlets are talking about this; get that public opinion on your side!

Mate, if it wasn't for bad luck, sounds like you'd have no luck at all. It's like winning a lifetime supply of calendars... on December 31st.

Keep an eye out for an email or announcement from the park about it. These places tend to offer something to save face. Free months added to your pass maybe?

Oh no, that's absolutely heart-breaking! 😭 Saving up for those annual passes ain't no joke, and getting hyped to spend your weekends spinning on teacups just for them to yank it all away...ouch. It's like they just KNOW how to hit ya where it hurts. Got my fingers crossed they'll at least offer some sort of makeup deal when they reopen.

That's what you get for planning ahead lol. The universe just loves irony, huh?

Alright hear me out. I know it says 'no refunds' in the fine print, but depending on local consumer protection laws, you might have a case for a refund. If the service can't be provided at all, sometimes the terms get overruled by fair trading laws. Worth dropping by r/legaladvice to see if you've got any options.

That sucks big time. Maybe they'll extend the pass for the following year or give some kind of compensation. Did you ask about alternatives? Sometimes they'll offer something just to keep PR clean.

Dude, that's brutal! I feel your pain. I had a similar thing happen with a concert venue once. Bought the season pass and then...BOOM - closed for unforeseen repairs. Hang in there, maybe reach out to customer service and plead your case, sometimes they cave if there's enough backlash.