Dropping the kids off

I am going to the Point Wednesday, and my Mom is taking my grandma to Sandusky, Port Clinton, and Marblehead. The thing is, they don't want to go into the park, is there any way my Mother can drop me off at the park, then pick me back up at closing without paying the parking toll?
Thanks.
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-Eric
www.TheAmazementPark.com
"Would you like some mist?!"

*** This post was edited by eric on 8/13/2001. ***

When my parents dropped me off at Coastermania last year, they had to pay the parking money, but they just returned the stub or slip to get their money back after they dropped us off.

Man I should know the answer to this, since my friend and I always used to do it before he could drive himself.  I believe you pay the parking fee, but they give you a slip that you can return on the way out for a refund.  I think this applies for both dropping off and picking up, but I can't be sure....  anyone wanna help?
(edit) Looks like ya beat me to it, CP_bound... :)
 
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*** This post was edited by Majin Heero on 8/13/2001. ***

*** This post was edited by Majin Heero on 8/13/2001. ***

You just explained it.

OK, thanks guys!
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-Eric
www.TheAmazementPark.com
"Would you like some mist?!"

They usually give you one.  2 out of three times they gave me one and the other time we just said that we dropped someone off and they gave us all of our money back except 50 cents.  Which I guess is the cost of just using the causeway.  That is just my experience.

When I was turning in my parking pass certificate two years ago, I was inside the main toll booth building and the person in front of me had dropped people off and wanted to know if he could get a refund for his parking toll. He got his money back minus the 50 cent causeway toll. And I think that the clerk informed him that he would have to pay 50 cent toll when he came back to pick up the kids later that day.

Oh, I thought you were talking about "dropping the kids off at the pool".

 

Never mind. ;)

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