Michigan’s Adventure has opened sales for its 2027 season passes, with the entry-level Hero Pass listed from $105.99 and the multi-park Legend Pass from $165.99. The practical catch for Michigan buyers is timing: the park’s official operating calendar shows that both Michigan’s Adventure and WildWater Adventure ended their 2026 seasons on September 7, so there are no remaining Michigan operating days to use this fall.
The 2027 pass page says both tiers include admission to the amusement park and its attached WildWater Adventure waterpark, as well as free general parking. Hero is valid only at the buyer’s home park and includes a 10% discount on eligible food and retail purchases. Legend includes admission to all eight Enchanted Parks properties, two free Bring-A-Friend tickets, a 15% food and retail discount and four single-use Fast Lane redemptions during the season.
The current offer also includes a complimentary 2027 All Season Drink Plan for a limited time. Eligible 2026 passholders can receive a $10 renewal discount on as many as eight 2027 passes by entering the email associated with their current pass. The park says the passes are nontransferable and nonrefundable, making it important to choose the intended passholder and tier before checkout.
What the “rest of 2026 free” language means in Michigan
A systemwide 2027 pass FAQ promotes admission for the remainder of 2026, but it also says promotion dates vary by park and offers may end without notice. Because Michigan’s published calendar has no remaining 2026 dates, buyers should not count on that benefit for another visit to Michigan’s Adventure this year. The park has not yet posted its 2027 operating calendar, so specific opening dates and waterpark hours remain to be announced.
The sale is one of the first major planning updates since the park began operating under Enchanted Parks management. The operator describes the Muskegon County destination as a combined amusement and waterpark with more than 60 rides, slides and attractions, including seven roller coasters.
For trip planning beyond the pass sale, readers can compare Michigan destinations in TAQ’s Michigan parks guide and follow continuing coverage on the Michigan theme-parks page. Prices, benefits and operating dates can change; visitors should verify the official calendar before making nonrefundable travel arrangements.
