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| Win a family 4-pack of tickets to HalloWeekends at Cedar Point. |
My family and I will be staying at Castaway Bay in two weekends when my son has a soccer tournament. This year my kids are even more excited to spends some time at Cedar Point during HalloWeekends. I'll share some photos when we go, but I have something even better to share now.
Want to win tickets for visit Cedar Point for HalloWeekends? Thanks to the folks at Cedar Point you can.
Comment below on your favorite Cedar Point Memory for an opportunity to win a family four-pack of tickets to HalloWeekends valued at nearly $200. Please note that the tickets are only valid this year, and your lucky winner only has three (3) more weekends to use them - Friday nights (after 6 p.m.), and Saturdays and Sundays now through Nov. 2, 2014.
All comments need to be posted on the blog by midnight, October 15. A random winner will be chosen Thursday.
My favorite Cedar Point memory was when I went with friends on Senior Skip Day :-D maybe knowing I got out of school to go to Cedar Point made it that much more fun. Definitely a favorite memory
ReplyDeleteMy favorite memory from Cedar Point was when we went with friends a few years ago and the lines were so short. We felt like we owned the place!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Cedar point memory was when I went with my boyfriend (now hubby) during her senior year of high school. While standing in line for the demon drop he was strangely quiet and fidgety. He didn't want to tell me he has never ridden the demon drop or really any ride other than the Disney teacups. He was terrified but didn't want to tell me. We ended up riding that ride together and now my husband and our three children love every kind of ride, no matter how scary. Our family has never gone to cedar point before due to cost but we would love to be able to go together and share that experience.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite memories of cedar point are going every year with my junior high school. The bus ride to and from and the time spent at the park was always so fun!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite memory was when Lauren first rode Skyhawk. She told me it was so scary she forgot to scream. She LOVED cedar point.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite memory was taking my daughter on the millennium force for the first time. She loved it!
ReplyDeleteI took a burly biker friend back when Millenium Force opened... He was so scared, he cried! Those were such carefree days!
ReplyDeleteMy first trip to Cedar Point was way back when I first moved to Michigan in 1984. Our youth group went, and our exchange student and I got seated next to each other on Demon Drop. Let's just say, I learned some words that do NOT appear in most Spanish text books!
ReplyDeleteWe used to go with my aunt and uncle every summer. We took my grandparents' big old Impala and would ride every roller coaster. Now I've never been with the hubby or the kiddos.
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DeleteHard to narrow it down to just one memory, since I've been going since I was 7 years old or so. But my favorite Cedar Point memory will be when I take my children, as my parents took me, to the best amusement park in the world...
ReplyDeleteA group of friends in college made June 2nd into an annual Cedar Point "holiday", it was always a blast. They never did get me on the Millenium though.
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DeleteI took my older kids to Cedar Point for the first time this summer. They absolutely LOVED it. My favorite memory for the day was riding Top Thrill Dragster. My daughter (9 yrs old at the time) didn't want to ride it - it looked too scary. Before the end of the day, I convinced her to try it. She was very hesitant but went along with it. There were three of us, so my kids sat together and I was in a seat in front of them. The instant the ride was over, I turned around and looked at my daughter...she had the biggest grin on her face. She absolutely loved the ride and it is now one of our favorites. We spent the about 12 hours in the park and for weeks afterwards, my kids kept thanking me for taking them. They would absolutely LOVE to be able to go again!
ReplyDeleteJust be sure to have away for me to contact the winner so that i can send the information to Cedar Point!
ReplyDeleteSenior Skip Day :)
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DeleteMy favorite memory was going to CP with my friends 10 yrs ago!
ReplyDeleteTaking my kids for the first time this summer!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun contest! My favorite memory was during the last time I was there. I was pregnant and starving when we arrived, craving pizza all the way. Then I was afraid to ride anything....even the Ferris wheel. Well, I think its time we finally returned and I take my little guy with me.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Sharon. The lucky number was #16 so the prize is yours. Please send me your email address so that I can share it with Cedar Point.
DeleteMany memories with friends and family! We would love to take our son and build some new family memories!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite memory would be taking my daughter to halloweekends for the first time if I win!!
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite memory is about 10 years ago when I went on a date there and was so afraid of all the rollercoasters but road every single one so I didnt look scared. I would love to take my kids this year and create a memory with them. What a great contest.
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite memory is when my kids were young taking them to cedar point. We had so much fun. bet71157@yahoo.com
I remember going in high school and riding the new upside down ride. Haven't been since but would love to take my kids :)
ReplyDeleteFavorite memory of going to Cedar Point in my family's big RV. My dad would park it as close to the lake as possible to take advantage of the breeze. We would then spend all morning in the park and return for a great late lunch spread put out by my mom. We would eat with the wind cooling us down as we all compared our stories of what we had done, what we still wanted to do and which rides were soooo good that we were going to go back and ride them again.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite memory of Cedar Point is the first time I went. Looking at all the huge Rollercoaster and screams people would make. I was in pure awe at the sight. I have never experienced halloweekends and I've been wanting to take my children for the first time. I would love to see their faces light up like mine did.
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