Is this possible?

I am almost positive that this could not happen, but is there any way a 17 year old can stay at Cedar Point? I thought maybe there might be a way if you have parents permission or something.

Yes, if you graduated high school. At least, I'm sure that is what it said on the website. *** Edited 6/22/2006 10:00:50 PM UTC by Keith 2005***

Do you mean as an employee, or a guest?

Employee: Yes; if graduated from high school.
Guest: No.

I was assuming Emplyee since this is in the Employee Lounge.

^ yes

Yes you can. I asked this early in the year. You just cant operate any rides, or something like that. But sometimes they let you work with the train and when you turn 18 they will transfer you to ride operations or something like that. Correct me if im wrong...

and I know I saw it somewhere before but I can not seem to find it what are each of the tags' meaning (ie red tags)
*** Edited 6/23/2006 3:02:54 AM UTC by Drew07***

^ Drew just use the edit button. :)

Keith 2005 said:
I was assuming Emplyee since this is in the Employee Lounge.

I thought that at first, but then I thought that maybe he was posting in the employee lounge about staying as a guest, because there might be some hotel employees on here or something. But hey - all bases are covered and now we know exactly what he was asking for.

^ now I see your logic and it makes sense to me now.

Light Green - 14 or 15 year old
Green - 16-18
Red - 18 and Up: Standard Seasonal
Blue - TL or ATL
Blue w/ Radio and Tie - Supervisor
Dark Blue Engraved Tag - Full Time

The last 2 changed this year... It used to be Blue with first and last name was Supervisor and Silver/Gold Tag was Full Timers.

Yeah, I was going to ask what happened to the silver tags, but Josh, you covered all of the bases.