Buy-out day?

I remember about 6 years ago that Honda would buy out the park for a day just for its employees. How much does it cost to buy out a park for one day?

$4.29

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Jeff
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"As far as I can tell it doesn't matter who you are. If you can believe, there's something worth fighting for..." - Garbage, "Parade"

Ask Michael Jackson...

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Jes
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Actually Jeff, I believe that was last season's cost.

With inflation and all, buying the park out for the day is now up to $5.78.

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James Draeger
http://draegs.livejournal.com
"Whose bright idea was it to get him talking about Cedar Point?!"

$5.78 UNLESS you want Pepsi with that...

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Duane Cahill

I was walking down the street with my friend and he said "I hear music." -- As if there's any other way to take it in.

Yea, Pepsi is 3 bucks so you're up to $8.78...

-Matt
2001 Magnum Crew

Years ago, I was told that in order to buy out the park, you have to guarantee 25,000 guests. There goes the idea for a family reunion!

Well.... if you got the extended family...

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Rider
RIDE IT OUT!

Longaberger did it on May 4th. The parking lot was packed!!

You figure infaltion and add pepsi and food so the grand total would now be $14.75

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Pugsly,The Coaster Jester Of Cedar Point.

OK, so this might be one of those occasions where I wish I had moderating privileges. It gets kind of lame when people keep trying to re-tell the original joke.

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Duane Cahill

I don't own a beeper or a cellphone. I just hang around everyone I know all the time. If someone needs to get a hold of me, they just say, "Duane," and I turn my head slightly and say, "What?"

I'm being serious though, lol.

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Jes
Jes's Roller Coasters DJ Jes MCS Please, Feel Free To Call Me Jes!
Six Flags Worlds Of Adventure 2002 Ride-Ops Crew!
*** This post was edited by Zero-G 6/10/2002 11:53:36 AM ***

One would think that if a company paid to rent out the park for a day that it would not matter how many people showed up.

Heck, If I wanted to pay $1,000,000 (or whatever) to rent the park for myself, could I not?

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I fool so feelish...

That would cover the price of admission for 25,000 people. However the reason I think they would want at least 25,000 people in the park for a buyout is they get even more money from food, souvenirs, parking, etc. then they ever could from just a handful of people. That is were the real money is made.