2007 Park Brochure

come on Craig. There's no station for WWL, no "pond", and no Maverick. Looks a LOT different to me. :)

Looks like they are still using that same picture of MF's yellow train on the first drop. I rode for that photo shoot back in the summer of 2003. That brings the list to: college posters, park tickets, and multiple brochures over the years. Good times...

Do you have to sine up for a Brochure every year, or will they mail one to me because I signed up for one last year?

Typically, the actual park brochure is not mailed out. If you'd like one, you'll need to pick one up where they're available for distribution or request one from the park. The Getaway Guide, however, is usually automatically mailed to you if you have received one in the past.

Forget about Snoopy and the logo. I'm wondering why the Steel Venom wasn't included on the GLP map?

**edit** I would like to retract that question and plead indiocy for not looking in the other forum first. I appologize for the rookie-type move and will return you to your regularly scheduled posting.
*** Edited 1/31/2007 4:47:39 AM UTC by gener***

The Antique Cars shape is the same as 2006. It seems they just shuffled around the Frontier Inn and made the Maverick station very visible. Maverick looks very nice on the map, I can't wait to see it completed in person.

Is it just me or is it cheaper for a "junior" to buy seperate admission to Soak City and Cedar Point instead of the 2 day thing?

No. A Ride and Slide gets you into both Cedar Point and Soak City both days.

2 Cedar Point @ $12 & 2 Soak City @ $10 = $44

Junior Ride and Slide Ticket $30.

I've always found some of the inconsistencies on the map a little funny... and out of boredom, I shall list some that I've noticed over the years.

- Jr. Gemini is apparently a scale model of the actual Gemini, not a small, blue steel coaster with steel supports.

- WildCat is red.

- Dragster spins the wrong way on the down side.

- PowerTower has the colors in the wrong spots. Well, at least not the current spots. I'm pretty sure the way it is shown was the original plan for the towers. All the original artwork portrayed it this way and the painted number on the concrete match this scheme as well. Anybody else ever notice that? Anybody else still here from winter 97-98?

That'll do for now :)

Back to the modified CP logo, I don't think it's such a big deal. The front of the brochure is just pointing out to the reader/potential visitor that the park is owned and operated by Cedar Fair Entertainment. This isn't that big of a change to the insignia as it was 12 years ago for the 125 Summers celebration.

Anyone notice how weird the Geauga Lake Map looks now without X-Flight, Steel Venom, and Monorail not being on the map? The art dept. makes it look like nothing was there before.

I can do that too.......with real photos!:)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v175/Dragster420/DDplot1.jpg

How did you see the Geauga Lake map? It said check back later for the 2007 map on their website.

Vince, it can be seen here, inside the 2007 Group Sales and Catering Information Guide for Cedar Point and Geauga Lake. (PDF File)

Ahh thank you.

Shawn Meyer said:
Anyone notice how weird the Geauga Lake Map looks now without X-Flight, Steel Venom, and Monorail not being on the map? The art dept. makes it look like nothing was there before.

Like I said, I too can do that:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v175/Dragster420/GL.jpg

I know I know, too much time....:)

I like the little access road going nowhere, Adam. :)

Can anyone say, "Lawnmower: The Ride"

Man, I didn't fully realize how classic of a parking lot coaster X-Flight was. Six Flags at least knows how to build the parking lot coasters. Its probably the only thing they do well. :)

Better? :)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v175/Dragster420/GL2.jpg