Cedar Point Leaders to Share Park’s Past, Present, and Future at Regional Forum

The Greater Sandusky Partnership will host a forum on December 11th at Sawmill Creek Resort, featuring Cedar Point leaders Jason McClure and Colleen Murphy-Brady. The event will provide a behind-the-scenes look at Cedar Point’s past, present, and future, highlighting its economic impact on the region.

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Did anyone attend this event?

Insider Reports suggest that there was a contingent present from an "enthusiast group" that asked the esteemed panel a series of puzzling questions. Transcripts include:

Which restroom will be re-imagined this off season? Will they down-size the portions of hand breaded chicken tenders? Will Sky-Ride be operating on 06/13? Why do the Higher-ups wear black shirts? Can I use the Gold Pass at Disney world? Are they hiring for the Make-Me-Whole" dept.?

Enthusiasts ushered out prior to dinner being served.

jimmyburke:

Will they down-size the portions of hand breaded chicken tenders?

That report is incorrect. I asked the panel if there was any truth to the rumor that the scrumpdilyicious hand breaded chicken tenders were going to be replaced by machine breaded tenders.

And they declined to answer the question.

Thanks for the report, I can sleep tonight.

https://www.cleveland.com/e...ecord.html

Some details from the event.

So... 2028 is the next year for a coaster?

I wouldn't hold my breath...

Colleen would fit in with our little group here.

Asked about her wish-list for the park, Brady made a push for renovated restrooms. “I’m a big infrastructure person,” she said. “I’m always begging for money to fix bathrooms. It’s not sexy. It’s not a new roller coaster. But it is something that’s important to our guests.”

I haven't been the biggest Colleen fan, but that quote made me think maybe she isn't THAT bad. :)

If not for a dip in attendance at Cedar Point Shores waterpark, Cedar Point would have broken the record, said Brady.

Should have run a garden hose up those two new slides to get the water running.

Still, missing the record by just 5,000 guests is pretty remarkable.

What's really impressive though is the record is from 1994, before Halloweekends was a thing. So presumably that record was set with 20-30 fewer operating days than the current seasons include.