Just a couple questions...

I am coming to CP this weekend and I had a few questions about CP and Challenge Park/Soak City.

1) I read you are allowed to enter and re-enter the park with a handstamp on your way out. Do you need to have your ticket with you to get the handstamp?

2) For the rides in Challenge Park, is there sales tax in addition to the price on the ticket or is it just the flat price as said on CP's website?

3) Is there a place to put my belongings at the individual rides in Challenge Park or do you have to rent a locker over there too (i.e. places to leave sunglasses, sandals while riding)

I'm just asking these questions because I will more than likely get a locker within CP but it will be probably at the main entrance since that is more than likely where I will be parking and I just don't want to have to walk all the way back across the park to put something in the locker.

Every ride except millenium force, and top thrill dragster have places for you to put your things. If you ride millenium or dragster, you will have to leave your belongings with a non rider or put them in a locker that is located next to the ride entrance.

1. You are allowed re-entry with a handstamp, and you don't have to flash your ticket.

2. I believe the prices listed for Challenge Park do not include sales tax. Somebody correct me if I'm wrong on this one.

3. There are no lockers in Challenge Park itself. The closest lockers are either in Soak City, or just inside the Magnum gate to Cedar Point. I think all Challenge Park attractions offer bins while riding.

Skyscraper has shelves for your stuff, and Ripcord has bins. Not sure about the gocarts.

The price you see is the price you pay for Challenge Park, the tax is already figured in. Both Ripcord and Skyscraper have places for small to medium sized loose articles (pretty much anything smaller than a backpack). Larger items have to be left with a non-rider.

Oh, and on your way out of the park, make sure you get the hand stamp before you pass through the turnstiles. Once you're outside, you're out of luck.