Non cp passes

Does anyone with a pass from one of the other cf parks have a problem getting into cp? I was just wondering if they need to see i.d. or they have to write the number down or do anything to take up your time.

Thanks

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"Nippy!! Where the hell are ya?"

This question has already been asked many times, feel free to use the search engine ^_^

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Matt - Skull Man of the Elite Eight
I stay crunchy...even in milk!

Well, it all depends on what kind of pass you have. If you have a pass to one of Cedar Fairs other parks then you wont have a problem getting in. A pass to say, a Paramount, Six Flags, or Disney Park then you wont be able to get in.

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Former name was B-Town
Lets join forces to save STEUK'S (at least the sign)!

I already tried the search dargonzetaquell and it didn't answer my question. I have a dorney pass. I want to know if I am going to have to fill out any forms or go through any hassle to use it. The other thing I forgot to ask was if it's valid at the magnum gate.

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"Nippy!! Where the hell are ya?"

Alex, you must have missed the line "with a pass from one of the other cf parks".

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Steuks!!

In a previous thread (May 5, 2000 to be exact) JeremyG said about non CP passes:

"Simply take your pass to Guest Services, fill out a form and your in."

So it looks like you will need some extra time... hope that helps

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Steuks!!

I saw that but that was last season. I mean't recently.

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"Nippy!! Where the hell are ya?"

I have a season pass to CP and just went to Dorney last week. All you need to do is visit Guest Services and show them your Dorney season pass. They'll write down all the info they need, and then give you tickets to enter the park. At least that's how it happened at Dorney for me!

OK s, I'm qualified to answer.

I have a DP pass. I just spent four days at CP. Each entry, you go to the gate, show your DP pass at the ticket booth, and sign in.

If you leave the park, get a hand stamp.

I went to Valleyfair last year, and it was the same procedure. I can only imagine that Knotts and WoF are the same.

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Duane Cahill
I need a vacation to recuperate from my trip reports.

Duane, you're forgetting Michigan's Adventure! :)

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Steuks!!

Thanks for the info. It will help me save a little time now.

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"Nippy!! Where the hell are ya?"

Majin you know me...

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Former name was B-Town
Lets join forces to save STEUK'S (at least the sign)!

True, Majin. I forgot.

Have to share a quick story here. I had no idea where Muskegon was in relation to Sandusky, only that the Michigan border was fairly close.

About three days before we left for our CP trip, I decided that it might be worth a quick jaunt up to MA to grab a ride or two on Shivering Timbers. Unfortunately, Mapquest says that it's a 275 mile "jaunt". Having already driven 375 to get to the Po!nt, another 275 was out of the question.

Maybe next year...

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Duane Cahill
I need a vacation to recuperate from my trip reports.

I also have a Dorney Park Season Pass and they made me go in to guest relations and they filled out a paper with our names and the number then they let us through and we had to do that every day we was there

I am confirming that Knotts is the same. :)

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