1966 Cedar Point Brochure

It appears to be the same one that was scanned and e-mailed to me for the old Virtual Midway history section. I guess he decided to sell.

I got my 1964 in the mail today. There's no map in it, but interesting none-the-less. There is a nice picture of the Monorail in it. I'll scan it tonight if I get the chance.

My 1964 and 1998 are now scaned and posted.

http://rollercoasterfreak.com/Brochures.html
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I know all this has made me feel three days older than dirt. Thanks for posting the link to the brochure.

If you are older than dirt, cpdad, I must be older than rock.

MrScott

Well the catch to it is we are still young at heart,and I beleave the good memories we have when seeing old broshures and things of that nature is what keeps us that way,I just wish my dad could see our favorite place on earth now, If he was still here he would have some tales to tell.As a matter of fact him and Jim Hancock would have alot to talk about,he was just like us,a pure Cedar Point nut.Boy you miss them when there gone and all you have is the memories.

Agreed.

MrScott

Wow, I really enjoyed looking at the '84 one as that was the year I graduated and our class went there. I remember Gemini being the "Big Ride" and how my friends were too scared to ride it...lol And it was $ 39.95 for a pass then? I really feel old now. I wonder how much bigger and better it can get because in another twenty to thirty years from now are the Dragster and Millie going to be like kiddie rides?

In the 1998 park map on the soon to become Millennium Island, what is that thing on the left of it?

Probably part of the gun shoot out scene you see while riding the "Paddlewheel Excursions"

"This summer, make sure to visit mid-America's favorite family FUNderLAND, Cedar Point."

That's literally the best.

I thought that was pretty funny too. :)

2003 is up and I just completed a transaction for the last 10 years brochures plus other various items. Look for those in a week or so.

Jason, was that you who bought that lot of 31 amusement park brochures?

Hey, me too. Everyone who is older than dirt and older than rock, find a meeitng time at bubbles bar. You will get a drink on me and we can talk about old times! :)

Yes vince. I was not however the one who got the 69, 70 and 71 maps.
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Sound like a plan Pete.

There are a bunch of maps/brochures that were listed today, I'm determined to get a few this time.

Jason I was going to ask you whtat years you didn't have.Give me a few day's I think I may have an extra 1970.

I don't have a lot. Before 1996 all i have is 84, 74 or 73, 66, and 64. A 70 would be great. :)

I'm only missing a few years (there's a lot from my collection that wasn't up on the old VM history site) and 1970 is one of them. Missed it a couple of times on eBay.

If I can ever get time to get this history site done, I'll have the full collection up there and then look for help from the community to fill in the blanks.

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