I think that I've found the Cedar Point of men's colognes...

Seriously.

It's called Angel Men by Thierry Mugler. It's the only fragrance I can think of that reminds me of Cedar Point. I tried some on today at the local L.S. Ayres (sort of like Indiana's Nordstrom, only with not-as-good-as-Nordstrom service).

The opening of the scent reminds me of the cotton candy you can get at Cedar Point. Afterwards, it smells like the rest of the park (must be the patchouli and tar notes), then, it evolves into chocolate and caramel. (Sorry, no cedar notes...)

Well, I guess it's back to Ayres tomorrow so I can buy myself a bottle...

Huh?

When I saw the title of this thread I was like "ewwww"...guess I was thinking more along the lines of what people smell like after being at the park on a long hot day.
My bad!! ;)

I'm not so sure a cologne that smells like cotton candy is going to attract a big selling, of course I could be wrong. There certainly are people out there who get turned on by the smell of food!

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I have heard Six Flags be called the "AOL of theme parks" so I guess anything is possible. *** Edited 7/4/2004 3:19:46 PM UTC by 1eyedjack***

My wife says ours' is the Cedar Point of bedrooms.

At least, that is what I'd like to believe.

And here I thought that this thread was about a cologne that smells like chain grease or something like that. ;)

I'll bet it tastes really bad, too.

LuvRaptor, Angel Men is one of the top 20 men's fragrances in Europe. (I'm not sure about the US sales rankings.)

I guess the Europeans like smelling like amusement parks and amusement park food, too...

And if they could only perfect the wonderful scent of Thunder Canyon.

H20Xtremes, they already have such a scent.

It's called Clorox Bleach, regular scent.

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1eyedjack said:
I have heard AOL be called the "AOL of theme parks" so I guess anything is possible.

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American Off-Line considered a theme park? pfft. More like the sewer system of one.

My error... It was supposed to say "Six Flags" called the AOL of theme parks... (The largest and the worst)

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1eyedjack said:
I have heard Six Flags be called the "AOL of theme parks" so I guess anything is possible.

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Depends on which Six Flags you're talking about...SFGAm (the only SF park I've been to) is actually pretty darn decent. It's no Cedar Point, but it's still a good park.

It took me a while, but I finally got myself a bottle.

I stand by my opinion-Angel Men does smell like Cedar Point! Why not go to the local department store and try some on? (Thierry Mugler's website does have a store locator. For best results, try typing in the city that your nearest mall is located in.)