Print N Go

Got email and printed tickets. Deleted email and daughter spilled soda on the print outs. I've got the order number and can verify the order on CPs website but cant initiate the email to be resent to me. I know how to toews in the order number in address bar, but cant remember the print n go web address. Does anyone know it? Dont include your order number part if you can copy and paste it for me. I thought I could find it in browser history, but not finding it using keywords cedar fair point payment print portal .. just not there.

The most I can give you

https://shop.accesso.com/htmlTicket/cedarfair/cp.php?order_id=xxxxx...com/CF-CP/

The x's are where your order number and the y's was my phone I used for the order so put your's in place.

If you can't access it I'm sure guest services could help finding it for you.

Call Guest Services and tell them what happened. Also not to be nosy, but do you have an iPhone with the cedar point app downloaded on it? If you do, check your app. When I bought my season pass & Frontier Festival Ticket this year, both vouchers were stored in the CP app on my iPhone.

jeessse said:

Got email and printed tickets. Deleted email...

Just as a general pro tip, never delete email. It costs nothing to keep it on the provider's servers, and as you've no doubt learned, you never know when you may need an old email.

I also recommend taking screen shots and saving those as well. Can never be to safe when it comes to mobile tickets. I usually do this for sporting events and air travel. I worry about connection issues where I may not be able to open an email.

It didn’t go to a Trash or Archive file?

That was going to be my suggestion (only because you never know what someone doesn't know).

Your deleted email isn't gone unless you went the extra mile and for some reason deleted your deleted email (emptying the trash folder, or whatever it's called on one's end).

Plus, did spilling the soda really cause that much damage? Let them dry out and bring them. Unless she was drinking white-out it seems like it would still be somewhat salvageable. A barcode, something...