funny shirts

personally, i dont work at CP, but a security guard told me to take my shirt off before it gets taken off me and i get kicked out. Maybe one of you rememmber me

pick a vowel

g* f*ck y**rs*lf

and my friend, marijuana, over 1 billion stoned.

According to the Cedar Point website, and their policies, anything that is offensive on clothing is grounds for expulsion from the park. Although... I thought that Cedar Point has it's own division of Sandusky police? Someone correct me if I'm wrong on this one.

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2003 - Gemini Crew

Cedar Points guests are everywhere from 1 year old infants to people in their 60's and 70's and everywhere between.

Cedar Point is a family park. Is it really hard to wear something that isn't offensive? If thats something you can't do, go somewhere else. There is no conflict of interest that Cedar Point is a family park and wants to keep it that way.

Park Admissions employees ask guests to turn shirts with offensive pictures or language inside out before they enter the park. It is part of the Cedar Point "guest dress code," which includes such things as wearing shirts, pants and shoes, no skimpy bikini tops, and no spiked jewelry (i.e. dog collars) or long chains. The clothing restrictions are to promote a family-friendly atmosphere; the jewelry restrictions are for guest safety (you wouldn't want to be smacked by someone's spiked wristband on a ride, for example).

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~Lee~

Group Sales ATL '01
Group Sales TL '02
Park Admissions Zone 5 Supervisor '03
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"The greatest leaders don't take credit for their actions; they don't have to."

one time i wore a tootsie pop shirt that said how many licks does it take on it...one girl that read it took it a little to seriously and wanted to get frisky ;) you may remember this CP bound

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Snake River Falls 03 (newbie)

I see girls in skimpy little bikinis all the time, seems to me that rule isn't being enforced too much due to all the guys drooling, geez, guys are such pigs :)

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Friend 1 to me: What is with you and Cedar Point? You're obsessed.
Friend 2 to her: You have no idea.

hey!!!..i bet you're the guy that came through marina gate one day and i KNOW i said something to you....so did marijuana.....wow, small world

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no you cannot put me in your pocket

park admissions "00"
park admissions "01"
park admissions-ATL of Marina Gate- "02"
TGI Fridays server-"03"

Geez, I'm a girl and I'm the most modest person I know. T-shirts are far better than sunburn any day.

Most of the people at my school would never make it past CP's gates. I'm suprised they don't get expelled for profane clothes.

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Millennium Force 23 times.
Wicked Twister 5 times.
Magnum over 100 times...
Where would we be without CP?

eh, stuff happens...

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3 sayings to live life by:
"bite my grandma"
"does a mullet make a man?"
"Hi I'm Johnny Knoxville, welcome to Jackass"
*** This post was edited by rogue kielbasa 5/4/2003 10:02:47 AM***

I happen to like those skimpy bikini tops :-D

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Games 2002
Dominic's Villa 2003

eh, i dont think youre alone on that one, Dork...

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3 sayings to live life by:
"bite my grandma"
"does a mullet make a man?"
"Hi I'm Johnny Knoxville, welcome to Jackass"
*** This post was edited by rogue kielbasa 5/4/2003 10:02:47 AM***

Tsk... note my post above ;)

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Friend 1 to me: What is with you and Cedar Point? You're obsessed.
Friend 2 to her: You have no idea.

Any employee can enforce the guest dress code if they see something that's really inappropriate. I'm not condoning running around the park and overzealously harassing all the guests, of course (usually CP Police take care of the dress code), but if you're at ride entrance and you see someone coming up with a filthy word written all over their T-shirt, there's no reason why you can't politely ask them to turn their shirt inside out before they enter the line. Same with wearing shoes inside Cedar Point...yes, our sweeps are awesome, but there still are things dropped from time to time that someone could get hurt from stepping on before it can get picked up; if you're walking down the midway and you see someone in bare feet carrying their shoes, stop and ask them to put them on. It only takes a minute, and it could save a guest from being injured and ruining their day.

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~Lee~

Group Sales ATL '01
Group Sales TL '02
Park Admissions Zone 5 Supervisor '03
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"The greatest leaders don't take credit for their actions; they don't have to."
*** This post was edited by Lee 4/17/2003 9:45:19 PM ***

ew....just think of all the bodily fluid that gets on the ground from other people i.e. spit urine poop (not bodily fluid but you get the picture)and then you are walking in it, and imagine if you stepped on something and cut your foot and got infected on that crap? gross...i know that's a little far fetched as i go barefoot all the time, but not in an amusement park. think about it.

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Snake River Falls 03 (newbie)
*** This post was edited by SRF-CP FREAK 4/18/2003 11:31:26 AM ***

To answer the security/police question, a large part of our security crew is just that: security. Another portion are true police officers with arresting powers and the whole deal. They aren't Sandusky police, though, they are Cedar Point police.

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Alan
PTC02/ScrewCrew02
ScrewCrew03

As for the Police/ Security. The Cedar Point Police Department are a DIVISION OF THE SANDUSKY POLICE DEPARTMENT

they have a guest dress code? that kinda sucks... i mean they dont work there freedom of admendment 1 geez... seems like we are kicking lots of people out or getting people extremely pissed huh?

jodi

hccstudent_02-I'm an advocate for the First Amendment, it's a wonderful piece of our history. However, as soon as you enter the park you are on private property. The park has the right to deny entrance to the park if you don't meet their standards. Read the back of your ticket. It's the same reason why Augusta National Golf Course has the right to not admit women, it's their right. As bad as it sounds, that's our government.

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Formerly the imbecile known as ddogg
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2003 Raptor Crew

hccstudent_02 said:
seems like we are kicking lots of people out or getting people extremely pissed huh?

Not necessarily. It depends on how you approach someone and make your request. Most people are easygoing and will do what you ask if you're nice about it. We don't usually "kick people out" over dress code issues; if they were walking around without anything on I could see that happening ^_~ .

Just in general... When you work at CP, you have to play by CP's rules no matter whether you feel they're fair or not. You can express your opinion to your ATLs, TLs, sups and managers, but in the meantime you still have to go by what you've been told to do until any changes are made.

Personally, I have no problems with a guest dress code; it's just like going to a fancy restaurant or dinner on a cruise ship and having to wear a skirt or a sport jacket, only definitely not that extreme.

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~Lee~

Group Sales ATL '01
Group Sales TL '02
Park Admissions Zone 5 Supervisor '03
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"The greatest leaders don't take credit for their actions; they don't have to."

The dress code is not all that strict anyway, so give it a rest!