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Cedar Fair offers road-trip worthy deal: 17 theme parks for $160
Cedar Fair Entertainment, owner of North American theme parks including Cedar Point, Knott's Berry Farm, Kings Island and Carowinds, is offering its Platinum Season Pass for $160. The Platinum Pass is $90 for kids or seniors.
The pass offers admission to all 17 Cedar Fair theme parks and water parks every day they are in operation for the rest of 2010. The Platinum Pass also includes free parking for your visits.
It's good at the following locations:
The pass offers admission to all 17 Cedar Fair theme parks and water parks every day they are in operation for the rest of 2010. The Platinum Pass also includes free parking for your visits.
It's good at the following locations:- Cedar Point & Soak City in Sandusky, OH
- Kings Island & Boomerang Bay in Cincinnati, OH
- Canada's Wonderland in Vaughan, ON
- Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom in Allentown, PA
- Worlds of Fun & Oceans of Fun in Kansas City, MO
- Kings Dominion in Doswell, VA
- Carowinds in Charlotte, NC
- Knott's Berry Farm in Buena Park, CA
- California's Great America in Santa Clara, CA
- Geauga Lake's Wildwater Kingdom in Aurora, OH
- Valleyfair in Shakopee, MN
- Michigan's Adventure in Muskegon, MI
- Soak City Water Parks in San Diego, Buena Park and Palm Springs, CA
- Gilroy Gardens in Gilroy, CA
Filed under: North America, Canada, United States
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Sally Apr 13th 2010 7:25AM
Sweet deal, too bad I wasn't retired and could travel easily..............I would take this deal in a heartbeat.......... : )
Ex-Carny Apr 13th 2010 7:28AM
HOLY CRAP!
What a great deal. Looks like I picked a good year to get out the carnival business. How can the fairs compete with this package? Great marketing idea, Cedar Point, I bow in submission.
Sam Apr 13th 2010 7:42AM
Six Flags offers the same deal and many SF parks offer it for under $100. I actually have both passes along with the Busch Gardens Platinum pass (which they allow you to pay month to month for and no finance charge)
But even if you're only going to your local park, there are deals for you. look at discounts for online purchase, or 1 park season passes.
Terence Apr 13th 2010 9:40AM
I agree with Sam. There are more amusement parks/water parks in the Six Flags Family than Cedar Fair and its about $60 cheaper for a season/parking pass at all Six Flags Parks not only nationwide but outside the country as well.
Treese734 Apr 14th 2010 10:22AM
I got my seasons pass for Cedar Point about 2 months ago, can't wait to take my family. Cedar Point rocks!
Paul Apr 13th 2010 11:28AM
After then way they mishandled and deliberately killed off Geauga Lake in Aurora, OH, I will never give another dime to Cedar Fair.
Ellen Apr 13th 2010 12:27PM
what age does the senior discount start? does anyone know? there was no age indications listed in the article