Interactive Map?

I am at work, my sister's family is at Cedar Point Today...

I have been getting calls from them asking where things

are located at the park, where's the Wave Swinger, are

there Small Bumper Cars for the Little One's here, should

I be scared, or should I ride MF?  RIDE IT! :)

I am getting a real kick out of my family calling me while

they are there, so they can get to where they want. They

have a map and can't find things they want to ride...

So.. Have you ever been an interactive map for people

while you were not at Cedar Point?

CedarPoint.com has a detailed map of the park along with an extensive collection of information on absolutely everything...

Did you read his post, Anonymous?

No, I haven't been an interactive map before.

My old school took the band to Cp a few years ago. I am not a band geek so I wasn't allowed to go. I had 5 people call me that day asking where stuff was.

I've been an 'interactive map' before when my cousins from Michigan called me all the way down in Texas. They had eaten at a Johnny Rockets while visiting us for Christmas and they wanted to know where the one in the park was. They asked an employee over by Skyhawk but they forgot what he said and had to call me. :)

-TedFuzz

I'm the unofficial tour guide for my family no matter what the park. Only time that it takes some planning is the Disney trips.

They called me again 9:00pm or so, to find out the best way 

to drive home.

A mini trip report, They mostly rode the

smaller rides, iron dragon, mine ride, disaster transport,

ferry boats, the train, sky ride.

-They saw All wheels Extreme show, They enjoyed that show

very much,I told them to stay to see the fireworks, and

I haven't gotten a report on if they liked that.

They went with 8 people ranging from 7-36 years old.

It seemed like they were really enjoying themselves.

I don't know if anyone ended up riding MF, but I know

a few rode Raptor and really enjoyed that ride.

I just find it funny having being called to tell them

where things are at the Park.  Thanks for your replies.

Not so much an interactive map, but whenever anybody I work with, friends or family have questions about Cedar Point, I'm the one they call up and ask. My brother last week called from work to ask what price of admission was, and where he could find the cheapest tickets in the area. I'm like the resident CP Geek, oh well I don't mind.