Here's an in-depth driving description of the route from McDonald’s, 4987 Transit Rd, Williamsville, NY 14221 to Six Flags Darien Lake, 9993 Alleghany Rd, Corfu, NY 14036—a 21.4-mile journey through the scenic stretches of Western New York that takes approximately 32–34 minutes, depending on traffic. This route combines suburban roads with peaceful rural landscapes and includes several small-town businesses and local landmarks.
Route Summary
Distance: 21.4 miles
Estimated Time: 32–34 minutes
Primary Route: NY-33 East → Fargo Rd → Sumner Rd → NY-77 N → Darien Lake Entrance
Step-by-Step Directions and Landmarks
Starting Point: McDonald's at 4987 Transit Rd, Williamsville, NY
Located at a busy intersection with NY-78 (Transit Rd), this area is surrounded by commercial businesses.
Nearby: Wegmans, Tim Hortons, Tops Friendly Markets, Dunkin', and Target on Transit Rd.
1. Head West Toward Transit Road (NY-78)
Small parking lot exit—take care of oncoming traffic.
Turn right onto Transit Rd (NY-78)
(Major north-south road connecting Amherst, Clarence, and Depew)
2. Turn Right onto Greiner Rd (0.4 mi from start)
A scenic, semi-rural road lined with homes, small farms, and patches of forest.
You’ll pass:
The Vine Wesleyan Church
Small residential neighborhoods
Clarence Soccer Center (nearby to the north)
3. Turn Right onto Shimerville Rd (1.8 mi into route)
Rolling terrain with gentle curves, few traffic signals.
Pass by wooded areas and open fields.
4. Turn Left onto Wehrle Dr (4 mi from start)
A two-lane road cutting through rural sections of Clarence.
Points of interest:
Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village (located westward on Wehrle)
Access to small horse farms and local businesses off the main route
5. Turn Right onto Gunnville Rd (5.4 mi in)
Short but pretty stretch—note the change in surroundings from suburban to more agricultural.
You may see:
Staszak Farms
Roadside produce stands (seasonal)
6. Turn Left onto NY-33 East (Genesee St) (6.3 mi in)
This is your longest stretch—5.4 miles on NY-33 E.
NY-33 is a classic Western New York state highway with both flat farmland and tree-shaded curves.
You pass through Bowmansville and Lancaster rural outskirts.
Nearby landmarks include:
Lancaster Country Club (to the south)
Old barns and silos
Various side roads with rural homes and vintage gas stations
7. Continue on NY-33 East (Bear Left) (11.7 mi in)
NY-33 turns gently left—stay on the route as you approach Darien.
8. Turn Right onto Fargo Rd (16.3 mi in)
This transition signals your entry into Genesee County and the small-town landscape of Darien.
You’re close to Darien Center, with open farmland on both sides.
Occasional signs for Darien Lakes State Park and Six Flags start appearing.
9. Turn Left onto Sumner Rd (18.5 mi in)
A straight and peaceful road through the countryside.
Keep an eye out for:
Darien Lakes KOA Campground
Campgrounds and RV parks
Park access roads
Music festival signage if events are happening at Darien Lake Amphitheater
10. Turn Left onto NY-77 N (Alleghany Rd) (20.7 mi in)
You’re almost there!
This stretch is lined with amusement park signage, event banners, and campground entries.
11. Turn Right into Six Flags Darien Lake Entrance (21 mi in)
After 0.3 mi, turn left at the main security gate and follow signs for parking.
Final Destination: Six Flags Darien Lake – 9993 Alleghany Rd, Corfu, NY
Major regional amusement park with roller coasters, water rides, an amphitheater, and overnight lodging.
During summer months, the area is bustling with travelers, campers, and park visitors.
Nearby: Darien Lake Amphitheater, Hotel at Darien Lake, Fun Lake RV Resort
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