ark at the main gate and got into another fight at around 7:30 p.m.

After a three-month investigation, officials filed charges for the  disorderly and assaultive behavior by numerous youths  that included Simple Assault, Conspiracy, Theft, Failure to Disperse, Disorderly Conduct, Aggravated Assault, and Riot, among others, police said.

Omar Ibraham, 19, Jerome Ross, III, 18, and Quaneek Williams, 18, all from Harrisburg, Penn., were publicly identified as the only three adults facing charges in the massive brawl, police said.

Williams has been charged with felony riot, assault and failing to disperse, among other charges, according to a probable cause affidavit viewed by PennLive.

Ibrahim and Ross were charged with theft after they allegedly took an admittance wristband from a minor and used it to enter the park.

The theft charge was for $90.80, the cost of a single-day admission pass to the park, the outlet reported.

The three men were charged through summons and have not been arrested as of Tuesday night. Their first court appearances are set for July 7.

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Hersheypark had officially opened for its 120th season hours earlier.

 Consistent with Hersheypark's zero tolerance policy, those who do not abide by our policy will no longer be welcome on our property,  the park told CBS21.

The Post has reached out to Hersheypark.

Hersheypark does not appear to have a chaperone policy for minors visiting the park.

Other amusement parks, including multiple Six Flags locations, have put strict age restrictions in recent months in an attempt to battle rampant nuisance from younger customers.

 All guests ages 17 years old or younger must be accompanied by a chaperone who is at least 21 years old to be admitted to or remain in the park. The policy will be in effect starting at 4:00pm each operating day,  according to the new policy on New Jersey's Six Flags Great Adventure website.