ACE "discounts" for CP?

Are there any ACE discounts for Cedar Point?

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As far as I know, there aren't any regular day discounts for ACE or any other "cardholding" coaster club members at Cedar Point, but I believe that when these organizations have scheduled events at the park, they normally purchase tickets at a discounted group rate. If you're a member of one of these clubs, you can contact your local club rep to find out what parks offer discounts for club members, and what dates your club is planning a trip to Cedar Point as part of a scheduled event.

AAA offers discounted tickets for sale at their office in Sandusky, but the park itself does not sell discounted tickets to AAA members (unless the policy has changed from last year). I don't know anything about opening early, but if you're interested, you can check the Cedar Point web site's seasonal calendar for any special closed events the park may be hosting that you are eligible to attend.

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Group Sales ATL '01
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'03 -- TBA
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i'll say it AGIAN i went a week before the park was officially open back when mf first open and got on the ride in a hour because the park was empty i got a AAA ticket i was wondering if they where doing it for this year too ? maybe to ride new one 1 week before the park officially opens

Why was my post deleted about this before?

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i would rather be on a ride than on my desk in school *cries* sledding is the only thing that is close
*** This post was edited by jonisneo 1/11/2003 7:09:16 PM ***

Some parks offer club member discounts... some dont.

You can get cheap tickets to any park from any AAA office.

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If you think you might go twice, the Ride & Slide tickets (also slightly discounted through AAA) are usually a slightly better deal than the single day tickets. If you think you might go three times in total to any Cedar Fair park, buy a Season Pass soon before prices go up.

I'm planning to use Ride & Slide tickets for my "bring a friend to the park" days---my wife won't ride the Really Big Coasters, and my kids are still too short. That way, I can treat different friends to trips over the course of the season without breaking the bank.

Here's a related question. The rules for Ride & Slide tickets (described here) allow you to use Soak City tickets for Cedar Point entry with an extra fee. If I'm reading that right, that means that with one Ride & Slide ticket I can take four different friends (on four different days) for a total of $100. (This is a bit pessimistic, since the full price of a Ride & Slide is $64, and AAA will probably have them for a few dollars less.) Has anyone used them this way?