Will CP keep RIDE-ON slogan for 2007

Just was thinking of CP will keep the RIDE-ON slogan for 2007, or will it be changed, i like this slogan, fits the park and its immage :-), your thoughts

I hope not. For the love of god...I hope not.
I liked it, but they wayyy overused it.

I liked Come On Get on.
I cant remeber the others though.......

I miss the old "Get to the Point" slogan from the early 90s

America's Roller Coast is the most famous of them all and sounds the best. I'm pretty sure that was put in use some time in the mid-90s.

Ride On is the first slogan since "America's Roller Coast" to really catch on with different spiels around the park.

I personally like the "Ride On", but I think CP has to work on its TV ads a little more. Instead of showing clips of rides use clever eye catching ads that can instantly be identified as Cedar Point.

While on the subject, I'm reading a book on the iPod and how successful it has become over a 5 year span. One of its key points is its advertising. Apple has found a style of ads (Silhouette Ads) that are easily recognized as being "the iPod". Few companies get this right, but it usually has huge impacts. I know budgets are an issue, but they can still find a way to create buzz.

I would have to agree with Gomez. Ipod ads are probably the most recognizable on the market.

I personally don't like the whole concept of the Ride On slogan. My computer certainly doesn't keep me from going to Cedar Point. I don't think Video Games and Roller Coasters should even be related in this way. I don't know anyone who would rather sit at home playing a Playstation instead of going to Cedar Point.

"Ride on" caught on with the spiels around the park because it was mandated that every ride say it at the end of their spiel. Some rides were more lax with it, while the bigger rides were reminded daily of this policy.

I don't know if anyone noticed, but when Cedar Point posted the CoasterMania 2006 Flyer last year, it had the slogan in it.

I believe it was in the Itinerary Box describing how to get in and get the ERT badge and stuff. The headline was "Wake up and Ride On!". Never noticed it until Cedar Point started using it reguarly in their advertisments on TV.

In this years CoasterMania Flyer, it says "The fun starts early!". Maybe, granted if it follows the trend from last year, it will be something along the lines of "The Fun Starts Here!" or maybe "The Fun Starts Now!". Maybe a bunch of little spin offs using the word fun.

Just a thought. :)

*** Edited 2/12/2007 3:10:01 AM UTC by Coaster Krazy***

It would be hard to incorporate something like that into our speils, Ride On fit in nicely with most of our ride speils.

I think of all the slogans, the one I liked least would have to be "The Amazement Park".

What about "Twisted Steel & Family Appeal?"

The PG-13 is Twisted Steel & Sex Appeal.

Either way, it's CP in a nushell.

Sex appeal? CP? Huh?

Just 'cause Dragster is shaped the way it is doesn't mean that's sexy. ;)

Well, if you look at it with it sticking up between the loops of Corkscrew, and with Power Tower in the middle...

Lets just say dragster might look like...

...a corndog. Mmm corndog. Maybe CP will have a slogan that mentions food in some way.

Think more kinky. Think drug store...

...Pixie Stik? I think the last thing we need is several thousand kids on a sugar high....especially with those darn basketballs.

think rubber... think barry white.

You guys have dirty minds.

I love the "Ride On" slogan. I liked is just as much as the "America's Roller Coast" one they used before. Its nice when they can incorporate it into the rides when you depart. My friends and I actually commented on how it added to the experience when they said that when guests were departing from the station.

i'm sorry. It was a bit of a running joke amomg the garbage guys in '05.

Ride isn't that bad. It fits the park, but once in while, you can refresh stuff.

They've only used "Ride On" for one season. They used "America's Roller Coast" for years and years. I'm all for updating, but it doesn't have to be yearly.