I don't know about anyone else on here that has kids in the family, but I am a little steemed that they a getting rid of Tweener tickets. My little niece is 48 inches and is just tall for her age. She won't even ride Jr. Gemini let alone Millennium Force. My other niece is going to be 48 inches next year and she is the same way. What Cedar Point is doing is VERY uncool!!!
Excuse me if I sound rude but those with kids understand.
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AKA: bodyin thewaterball fountain.
Paddlewheel Excursions: 12
Jokes on PE: 120
While it might not seem right, look at it from CP's point of view. Where do you draw the line? Age? height? CP at one time had no admission price and you bought tickets for the rides. CP is an OUTSTANDING VALUE when compared to other entertainment events.
Don't look at it as what the child can't do, look at it from the point of view as what they CAN do. Even with out the coasters, there are well over 38 rides for children, if you bought a ticket at full gate price and rode everything only once, that's less than $1.00 a RIDE. (that's a GREAT price... have you ever taken children to the mall at Christmas time and had to pay for the train ride?)
Hard as it is for us FANaticS to realize but there is and will continue to be much more to CP than the coasters.
As one with children I firmly believe CP is a great deal and well worth the money even if we didn't ride the coasters.
Yes but then at her age she can no longer go on some kiddy rides (or dosen't want to) and is to afraid to ride the big coasters. That leaves nothing but the gentle rides (as put in RCT). Sky Ride, Space Spiral, and so on. Infact all she does is sit and watch the coasters.
They better either:
A. have a lot of discounts.
B. add another big ride next year.
C. Not raise the prise next year.
I can pay it but I can't find anyone else who will pay it. Oh well you guys will be there right?
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AKA: bodyin thewaterball fountain.
Paddlewheel Excursions: 12
Jokes on PE: 120