Tomorrow night Sylvania is hosting “Takin’ It to the Streets”. This is a fun street fair for the entire family. There will be games for the kids sponsored by the JCC/YMCA, food and refreshments and musical entertainment for all of the family. This street fair is complete with a car show and a farmer’s market. It is held in downtown Sylvania on Main street on Thursday, July 1, 2010 from 5 pm to 9 pm. Come join in the fun!
Summer and swimming go hand in hand. The following is a list of some of the local public pools and their information.
Public Pools
Residents of northwest Ohio have a number of options when it comes to finding a public pool, whether for splashing around with the kids, swimming laps or killing a day in the sun.
Here’s a rundown of some of the public pools in the area:
Toledo: The city has 12 public swimming pools that open June 17 and close Aug. 14. The addresses, fees and hours follow:
The City of Toledo Department of Neighborhoods, Division of Recreation List of City Pools:
Complex Pools (large pools with diving boards)
Open Tuesday thru Sunday noon till 6:00pm.
Admission $1.00 12 years and younger… See More
$2.00 13 years and over
Locations:
Willys – 1375 Hillcrest Avenue 419-936-2928
Junior Pools and Savage Splash Pad
Open Monday thru Saturday noon till 6:00pm.
Wilson – 3252 Otto 419-936-3071
Pickford – 3000 Medford 419-936-2863 Admission $1.00
Jamie Farr – 2000 Summit Street 419-936-3072
Navarre – 1001 White 419-936-3064
All junior pools are ages 12 and under, ages 8 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Water Play Park Location: Savage Park – 645 Vance St. 419-936-2807
Archbold: The village’s Ruihley Park Swimming Pool opens May 28. Hours will be Monday through Friday, 1-5 p.m. and 6-9 p.m.; Saturday, 1-8 p.m., and Sunday, 1-5 p.m. The pool will be closed from 5 to 7 p.m. in July. Season passes are available May 27 at the pool. A family pass is $50 and includes all members and children up to 18 years of age. A single pass is $20 for persons older than 2 years old. Daily admission is $1.50 for adults and children. Children 2 and under are free. Lap swimming, public and private swimming lessons, and water aerobics available. Call 419-445-2268 for more information.
Bowling Green: The Family Aquatics Center opens May 31 and operates on a varied schedule throughout the summer. The weekday hours of operation May 31-June 10 are 3:30-7 p.m. for open swim. Weekday hours June 13-Aug. 5 are 1:30-5:15 for open swim and 6:30-8:30 for adult and family swim. Weekday hours Aug. 8-26 are 1-7 p.m. Weekend and holiday hours from May 28-Aug.28 are 1 to 7 p.m.
Daily admission is $3 for students and adults, and $1 for children under 6. Season passes for city residents are $90 for a family [up to four people] and $5 for each additional person. Season passes are $110 for nonresident families and $5 for each addtional person. Adult season passes are $45 for city residents and $55 for nonresidents. Student and senior season passes are $35.
Delta: The Delta pool will open after school is out for the summer, usually the first week of June. It stays open until the weekend before school starts in August. Individual cost is $2 per visit; a family season pass is $70, and an individual season pass is $30. Hours of operation are 1-8 p.m., weather permitting, Sunday through Friday. Saturday hours are 1-5 p.m. The pool is in Delta Park, off Taylor Street near the Pike-Delta-York High School.
Fostoria: The Fostoria Community Water Park, 549 River St., will be open June 11-Aug. 14. Hours Saturday through Thursday are 1-7 p.m. Friday hours are 1-8 p.m. Daily admission is $3 for children and $4 for adults. Season passes are available, including discounts for members of the local YMCA.
Findlay: Riverside Pool in Riverside Park, 231 McManness, opens June 4. Hours Monday through Saturday are 12-5 p.m. and 6:30-8:30 p.m. Sunday hours are 1-6 p.m. Admission is $3 for those 4 years and older. Children under 3 are free. Season passes are available.
Fremont: The city’s pool at the Fremont Community Recreation Complex, 600 St. Joseph St., opens May 28. Pool hours are weekdays 12-5:45 p.m. and weekends 12-6 p.m. Admission to the complex, which includes indoor basketball and volleyball courts is $4 for adults, $2 for children, and $1 for senior citizens. Non-resident rates apply and season passes are available.
Genoa: The village’s swimming quarry on Washington Street opens on Memorial Day. Weekday hours are 1-5 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. Weekend hours are noon-8 p.m. Admission is $3 for adults and $2 for children. Season passes are available.
Oregon: The city has an agreement that allows residents to use the outdoor pool at the Eastern Community YMCA on Pickle Road. The pool opens May 28, and hours are noon-8 p.m. After residents pay a $5 or $10 registration fee through the YMCA, admission is $3 for a family, $2 for an adult, and $1.50 for a youth.
Pemberville: The pool at Memorial Park on College Avenue will open Memorial Day weekend. Daily hours are 1-5 p.m. and 6:30-9:30 p.m. Admission is $2.50 per person, and a family season pass costs $200.
Perrysburg: The Municipal Pool, 227 Silver Maple Drive, and Three Meadows Pond, 700 Three Meadows Court, will be open June 4 through Aug. 28. Pool hours are 1 to 8:30 p.m. daily, except when closed for home swim meets between 4:30 and 7 p.m. Pond hours are 11:30 a.m.-7 p.m. daily. If purchased before the season begins, season passes for resident families are $60 for the first family member and $9 for each additional member. After the season starts, passes for residents are $65 for the first family member and $10 for each additional member. Prices are double for nonresidents and discounts are available for resident seniors. Single admission is $2 for residents, $5 for nonresidents, and free for children 5 and under.
Maumee: Rolf Park Pool, 2115 Cass Rd., will be open from June 4 through Aug. 26. Beginning June 9, regular hours are 1 to 7:45 p.m. Monday through Friday and noon to 5:45 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.
If purchased before the pool opens, family season passes for city residents cost $55 for the first family member and $10 for each additional member. If bought after the pool opens, family season passes for city residents cost $65 for the first member and $10 for each additional member. All season pass prices are double for nonresidents. Single daily admission costs $3 for residents and $10 for nonresidents. Children 5 and under get in free if they are residents and for $3 if they are nonresidents.
Napoleon: The city pool in Glenwood Park on Glenwood Avenue opens May 28. Hours Sunday through Friday are 12:30-5 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. Saturday hours are 12:30-5 p.m. Admission is $2.50 for those 18 years and younger and $3 for adults. Season passes are available.
Sylvania: Plummer pool – 6940 Maplewood Avenue Sylvania, OH 43560 – (419) 885-8996 The pool is open the Saturday prior to Memorial Day through Labor Day.
Summer Break Hours:
11:00 AM – 7:00 PM (Monday – Friday), 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM (Saturday), 1:00 PM – 8:00 PM (Sunday)
Membership Prices: Family Membership: $125, Add Grandparents or a Babysitter: additional $25 (with family membership), Single Membership $55
Gate Prices: Adults $3.50 (12 yrs to adults), Youth $2.50 (11yrs and under)
Centennial Quarry, right next to Centennial Theatre off of Centennial, open for the season until Sept. 6th. Hours: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM daily / 7 days per week Daily Admission: $5.00 / Memberships available
Tiffin: The city’s pool at Hedges-Boyer Park on Coe Street will open in early June, weather depending. A family swim will be offered weekdays 12-1 p.m. and on Fridays 5-8 p.m. Regular hours are Monday through Thursday, 1-8 p.m., Fridays, 1-5 p.m., and weekends, 1-8 p.m. Daily passes are $2 for youth, $4 for adults, and $9 for families. Season passes are available.
Walbridge: Aqua Terrace Pool opens June 6. Daily hours are noon-8 p.m. Admission is $2 per resident, or $3.75 per nonresident. Resident season passes are $110 per family, and $175 per family for nonresidents.
Wauseon: The city’s Reighard Park pool, located just off Oak Street, opens June 2 (if school has no more make-up days). First day is a free swim. Daily fee is $2; evening swim from 6-9 p.m. is $1.
Family/senior hour is 5 to 6 p.m. A season pass for an individual is $35. Family passes are $70. Swim lessons are $15. Pool hours are Monday through Friday, and Sunday, 1 to 9 p.m. The pool is open from 1 to 5 p.m. on Saturday.
Woodville: The pool at Trail Marker Park near the corner of South Cherry and Erie Streets is expected to open Memorial Day weekend. Season passes will be available, and a daily rate will be set by Woodville Village Council in early May
Thanks to Toledoblade.com for this information!
Are you or one of your little ones a golf fan? McDonalds on Central Avenue (across from Meijer’s) will be hosting a Meet and Greet with some of the LPGA stars this Wednesday, June 30th from 4 pm – 5 pm. You will be able to get autographs during this time too. I also believe that Wednesday nights are family nights at McDonalds and they offer specials on their happy meals! Sounds like a fun family night out!!
This week is the annual Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic LPGA tournament at Highland Meadows Golf Course. For more information on the event, please click HERE. The schedule of events is as follows:
Mon, June 28
7:30am
Mercy / Lucas County Healthy Communities Foundation Pro-Am
11:00am
KeyBank Putting Pro-Am
1:30 pm
Aquafina Junior Pro-Am
Tues, June 29
8:00am
O-I Pro-Am – Inverness Club
3:00pm
The Image Group Celebrity/Pro Challenge
5:30pm
The Hylant Group Gala Dinner and Show at SeaGate Convention Centre. Featuring Jim Belushi And The Sacred Hearts presented by Hollywood Casino – Toledo and Fathead.
Wed, June 30
7:00am
O-I Celebrity Pro-Am
Thu, July 1
MedCorp Senior Day
55 and older receive free admission and parking
First Round
Fri, July 2
AT&T Real Yellow Pages Day
Second Round
After Play Party
Sat, July 3
The Blade Day
Third Round
Sun, July 4
Final Round
Looking for something fun and FREE to do today, Sunday, June 27th, that will be great for the entire family! Visit the Toledo Art Museum. The Family Center is open today from 12 noon – 5 pm. If you have not been there you must check it out. They have 2 large rooms dedicated to children! The first room is filled with art supplies, giant paint easels and also another craft based on today’s theme: Patriotic Palette! I recommend you visit this room first so that your child’s work of art has time to dry while they play in the next room! The second room is filled with all sorts of toys for imaginative play. Play food, typewriters (my kid’s favorite), a puppet show area, and much more.
Also today at the Toledo Museum of Art you can take a Free Family Tour or see a Free Glassblowing demonstration or MORE! Click HERE to see the calendar of events going on today at TMA.
Kellogg’s has recalled select packages of Corn Pops, Honey Smacks, Froot Loops and Apple Jacks cereals because of a strange smell coming from the liner and package. The recall includes products with Better If Used Before Dates between March 22, 2011 and June 26, 2011 with the letters "KN" following the date. For replacement packages, call the Kellogg Consumer Response Center at 888-801-4163.
Scope® Original Mint Mouthwash (1 L) bottles are being recalled because they contain ethyl alcohol (which is toxic and can cause serious injury or death if ingested by children) but are not fitted with child-resistant caps. Affected bottles have a number 4 on the bottom of the bottle, and their tops twist off easily without squeezing the side tabs. Consumers who purchased the product with the expectation that it would be in child-resistant packaging can contact Procter & Gamble for a full refund or a replacement coupon at 877- 340-8825.
Fresh spinach sold under the brands Krisp-Pak, Lancaster Fresh, Giant and America’s Choice in New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, North Carolina, and Virginia and with Best Enjoyed By dates of 19 June 10 through 27 Jun 10 are being recalled because they could be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes. If you have an affected package, you trhow away the spinach but save the package, and contact Lancaster Foods at 800-247-8125.
A variety of fixed-side and drop-side cribs from seven different manufacturers are being recalled to repair entrapment, suffocation and fall hazards. Refer to the links below for more information about the models being recalled and the remedies being offered. It is recommended that you find an alternate safe sleeping environment for your baby while waiting for a repair kit for your crib.
Thank you Deal Seeking Mom for this info!
My favorite Disney movies are the Toy Story movies! Tomorrow night you can take the kids out for a fun FREE night to see a viewing of Toy Story 2. Complete with FREE popcorn AND a FREE drink, this is sure to be a fun night for the entire family!!
Night at the Movies ~ (Holland) Friday, June 25th, 8 p.m., The Dwelling Place, 8201 Angola Rd. Free showing of Toy Story 2 with free popcorn and free drinks for the family. Rain moves movie indoors. More info: aplacetomeetgod.org
Another great weekend full of fun activities for the family. Look no further than Toledo Moms when you want to know what to do with your kids!
45th Annual Crosby Festival of the Arts
Northwest Ohio’s premiere fine arts festival, Crosby Festival of the Arts features 250 artists from across the country displaying stunning works in 10 different mediums. The artists are selected through a rigorous jury process, ensuring a superlative show every year.
In addition to fine arts, visitors enjoy a delicious selection of edibles, a variety of entertainment, a Children’s Artistic Playhouse and the unrivaled beauty of Toledo Botanical Garden at its summer best.
WHEN:
June 26, 2010 – June 27, 2010 on
Saturday 10 am to 7 pm
Sunday 10 am to 4 pm
WHERE: Toledo Botanical Garden
5403 Elmer Dr., Toledo, OH
Put-In-Bay Pyrate Festival
US Brig Niagara tours, costume contests, sword fighting, cardboard boat regatta, kid’s fest. Too much fun stuff planned to write it all down for you so visit the website by clicking HERE for the schedule of events!
WHEN: Friday, June 25th – Monday, June 28th
WHERE: Put-In-Bay
Portage River Festival
All day downtown on Rice Street. The Portage River Festival is an established event in Elmore Ohio that people look forward to all year. Hostelling International Toledo area has tours for leisure bicyclist with routes of 10, 31, 62, 100 miles, offering distances for all riders– novice to expert. There is live entertainment on stage, Flea & Craft market, Lawn Mower Pulling contest, Kiddy Tractor Pull, Talent show, Heckman Log House to visit, Elmore Depot is open with model rail road displays in the visitor waiting room, memorabilia of an earlier time in the Media Room. Roast beef, sausage & sauerkraut sandwiches, hot dogs and Coney dogs, fresh cut French fries and onion rings, baked beans, Cole slaw, strawberries with ice cream. There are antiques cars, trucks, tractors and two cycle engines. For more information, visit the website by clicking HERE.
WHEN: Sunday, June 27 7 am – 6 pm
WHERE: Depot Park, Elmore, OH
This week we had a drawing for a set of Cedar Point tickets. The only thing you had to do to enter was “like” Toledo Moms on Facebook. The lucky winner for the tickets was Christina Hensel! Keep your eyes open and continue to check back to Toledo Moms as we will be doing some more giveaways in the near future!
Don’t miss the weekly activities at the Little KIDSPACE Science Studio. A trained team member will read an exciting, interactive story to your child and then everyone gets a chance to complete a fun activity to take home and display proudly! This is a great new addition to your child’s Imagination Station experience.
Activities take place at 11:00 am from Tuesday – Saturday and at 2:00 pm on Sunday. Below is a list of upcoming activities. There is sure to be something to please every child!
June 22-27: Rainbow Wheels
Planting A Rainbow by Lois Ehlert – Make a rainbow wheel to dance around the house.
June 29-July 4: Animal Sounds
Polar Bear, Polar Bear, What Do You Hear? by Eric Carle – Become your favorite animal and act the part.
July 6-11: Using the Five Senses
Is It Rough? Is It Smooth? Is It Shiny? by Tana Hoban – Create a masterpiece utilizing smooth, rough and shiny materials.
July 13-18: Exploring Color
Of Colors and Things by Tana Hoban – Learn about primary and secondary colors in this fun activity.
July 20-25: Growing Food
Beans on Toast by Paul Dowling – Plant a seed and watch it grow.
July 27-August 1: Piggy Project
Pigs in the Mud (in the Middle of the Rud) by Lynn Plourde – Create your own pig to display proudly.
August 3-8: Experimenting with Color
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Bill Martin, Jr. – Combine colors to create a brown bear.
August 10-15: Making Sound
Too Much Noise by Ann McGovern – Make and shake a tambourine.
August 17-22: Creepy Crawlies
Aaaarrgghh! Spider! by Lydia Monks – Create your own thumbprint spiders.
August 24-29: Fish Fun
A Pond So Blue by Dan Waters – Make a beautiful fish to display at home.
August 31-September 6: Making Noise
The Ear Book by Al Perkins – Explore sound and make your own noisemaker.
Clifford the Big Red Dog Personal Appearance
Sunday, June 27, 2010
1:00-3:00pm
Talk about a HUGE event for the kiddos! How about taking them to see Clifford the Big Red Dog this Sunday at Imagination Station!
Clifford will be making a personal appearance at Imagination Station to the delight of children and parents in the area. This lovable pup has been a popular character in children’s literature for over 40 years and is now coming to the science center for a one-time opportunity. Come meet Clifford in person and have your photo taken with him.
Clifford the Big Red Dog is an American children’s book series first published in 1963. Clifford was the runt of the litter, and was chosen by a city child named Emily Elizabeth Howard as her birthday present. No one expected Clifford to grow, but Emily Elizabeth’s love for her tiny red puppy changed Clifford dramatically. Before long, he was over 25 feet (7.6 m) tall, forcing the Howard family to leave the city and move to the open spaces of Birdwell Island.
My husband and I decided to brave the crowds and head to Cedar Point on opening day. We had our three kids in tow a – 5, 3 and 1 year old. Some people thought we were crazy for taking our young kids to Cedar Point. There were many ideas: They would be hot, Not enough kiddy rides, Do you really want to take the baby? etc.. The list goes on and on. Well, I am here to tell you that we had an AMAZING time!! Not one tear until we told the kids it was time to leave.
Security – First Things First
The first thing we did when we got to the park was go to the guest relations office and get wristbands for our kids. There are two types of wristbands. One is for height. If you get your child measured, then they do not have to stop at every ride entrance. The wristbands are color coded so workers know what height each child is.
The next wristband is for lost children. This program is called Cedar Point KidTrack. You write your cell phone on the back side of the wristband. If your child gets lost, the workers know to flip the bracelet to find your phone number.
You can also get parent swap tickets in this office. This is a great concept for those parents that still want to ride some of the bigger rides. This allows one parent to wait at the exit with the kids. Once one parent has rode the ride, they switch.
Food
I decided that I wanted to pack our lunch and take a cooler with me to the park. Cedar Point has a huge picnic pavilion right outside the entrance to the park. People leave their coolers sitting on the tables and then return at lunchtime to eat. This worked out well for us. I have a very picky eater so I packed something I knew she would eat. It also gave us a nice break during the heat of the day.
One complaint that we could only find one restaurant that sold milk. Having an infant with us we were in need of milk and had to walk back to the coffee shop to get some.
FREE ice water is also available at all food stands throughout the park.
If you decide to eat in the park there are quite a few options. There is even a Pizza Hut Express near Planet Snoopy. The restaurants all offer kid friendly menus and drinks.
Rides
Next we hit Kiddy Kingdom first. My kid’s rode ride after ride after ride in this area. We did not have to wait in line at all. There are a total of 13 rides in this area. These are low thrill rides so your little ones are sure to be able to ride these.
Planet Snoopy was next. My kids loved riding the Kite Eating Tree ride! I think they went on the ride at least 5 times. There are 7 different rides in Planet Snoopy. Once again, we didn’t have to wait for any rides here. There is also a family Care Center in Planet Snoopy.
Camp Snoopy was the next stop. There are 8 rides in this area of the park. The Woodstock Express was the favorite ride in this area. I was surprised by how fast this kiddie roller coaster actually went! They even take pictures of you and your little one – this is a great way to document your child’s first roller coaster experience. There are a whopping 8 rides in this area! The lines were a little longer in this section of the park. We waited about 15 minutes for the Woodstock Express.
We were also able to meet some of the characters in Camp Snoopy. We met Linus, Charlie Brown and Lucy at the Camp Snoopy Theater. They were available for pictures and hugs. They also have a sing along which we missed the day we went.
Games
The day would not have been complete without my husband winning some prizes for the girls. For the past several years we have gone home with huge stuffed animals. I pleaded with my husband to only get small prizes this year. He was able to win a couple of animals and the girls were ecstatic. Cedar Point has a great promotion on their website for Games. They have a Games Family Savings Pack for $10.00. This pack gives you $10 worth of game play and coupons for other things in the park.
Conclusion
Our day at Cedar Point created many good memories that I will never forget. I highly recommend visiting Cedar Point while your children are young. There are many different discount plans available on the Cedar Point website. Have questions or need advice on taking your young children, shoot me an email. I would love to help answer questions for you!
Please note that this was not a paid post. This review was written based on my own experience while visiting Cedar Point. A Special thanks to Cedar Point for supplying the tickets to write this review.
Looking for something fun to do tomorrow? Why not head over to Olander Park and join the Puppet Lady, Joyce Davis. This is a FREE event and will take place on Wednesday, June 23rd from 11 am – 1 pm. This event is sponsored by the Sylvania Branch Library. There will be stories and crafts for the kids. Bring your swimsuits, pack a lunch and enjoy the beach with the family after the stories!
Looking for a fun evening activity for the whole family? Come to Ujima Park & Garden this Wednesday for food, drinks, kids’ games, and a special appearance by Sally Strawberry! See what’s growing in the garden, and the positive impact of community gardens! Nebraska and Junction Avenues in South Toledo.
When: Wednesday, June 23, 2010; 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Where: Ujima Park & Garden @ Padua Center
1416 Nebraska Avenue, Toledo
(419) 241-6465
Interested in FREE Cedar Point Tickets? I have two tickets to give away to a lucky reader.
To enter you must do all of the following:
1) be a fan of Toledo Moms on Facebook
2) put the following on your Facebook wall: “I am a fan of Toledo Moms! Make sure to check out Toledo Moms Blog at www.toledomomsblog.com for fun things to do with your kids this summer.”
3) Make sure to leave a comment on our Facebook page letting us know you did it!:
Also, Cedar Point tickets have to be used in June. Giveaway will end on Tuesday afternoon.
Toledo Mom’s Blog would like to take this time to wish a very Happy father’s Day to all the Dad’s out there! Behind every great Mom is an amazing Dad! We would not be who we are without you! Thank you for all you do for us!
Another great deal for Dads this weekend, free admission to the Toledo Zoo and also enjoy a special BBQ lunch! Treat your dad like the King he is!
Celebrate Dad!
Sunday, June 20, 2010
From Boomer the orangutan to Simon the saddle-billed stork, The Toledo Zoo is full of great dads. There’ll be one more when you and your pop celebrate Father’s Day at the Zoo. With free admission for dads when they visit with their children, activities, and an opportunity to enjoy a special BBQ lunch, this is a day your family won’t want to miss.
In addition to the usual Zoo fun, families will be able to test their skills with inflatable games and activities. These activities will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and are all free with your paid admission.
Seating times for the BBQ lunch are 11 a.m., 12 p.m., 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. This special event fills up fast, so please call (419) 385-5721, ext. 3092, to reserve your space; a non-refundable payment is due at the time the reservation is made. Prices for the BBQ lunch are as follows:
Members
$10.50 Adults (ages 12-59 yrs)
$7.00 Children (ages 2-11) and Seniors (60+)
Free for Children under 2
Non-Members
$12.50 Adults (ages 12-59 yrs)
$9.00 Children (ages 2-11) and Seniors (60+)
Free for Children under 2
If a BBQ seating time still has availability then walk-ins will be admitted, but pre-scheduled reservations will be seated first. For more information click HERE!
Bring your favorite Teddy Bear(or significant other favorite stuffed animal), a blanket and a brown bag lunch to Country Lane Tree Farm for a Picnic, Hayride, Story time, a Teddy Bear Parade and Fun with our cuddly farm animals!
Space is limited so make your reservation early!
Our Teddy Bear’s Picnic event promises to be great fun for families and furry friends alike!
Cost: $5.00 per child. Adults are free!
Call (419)461-1298 to reserve your spot today!
Country Lane Tree Farm is located at 3525 N. Bolander Road, Genoa, Ohio 43430 . For more info go to our website: www.countrylanetreefarm.com for all of their events & activities!
Don’t miss the HOLLAND-SPRINGFIELD STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. Lots of Food, crafts, rides, games, parade on Sunday at 1 pm. Rib eating contest, entertainment, baseball tournament (13-14 year olds). Men’s softball tournament, bingo, queen pageant, toddlers’ pageant, strawberry bakeoff. Something new every year! FREE. For more information or a schedule of events, visit their website by clicking HERE. Festival started yesterday and runs through this Sunday, June 20th.
Wednesday 4 pm to 11 pm
Thursday 4 pm to 11 pm
Friday 4 pm to Midnight
Saturday Noon to Midnight
Sunday Noon to Midnight
Location: Community Homecoming Park
7807 Angola
Great Ways to Save on Father’s Day Weekend
Season Passholders – Bring-a-Friend for ONLY $19.99
It’s a great time to bring dad (or your friend) to the park! This weekend, June 18-20, all Season & Platinum Passholders can bring-a-friend for just $19.99!
And your friend can take advantage of the same benefits you enjoy if you’re a Platinum Passholder – Early Entry, admission to Soak City & more.
Limit one discounted admission per Passholder, per day.
Best Deal on Food for a Father’s Day Feast
Enjoy a great day at the park with dad AND enjoy a meal together! Their all-you-can-eat Picnic at the Point includes hot dogs, fried chicken, broiled brats, baked beans, potato salad, baked rigatoni, cookies, ice cream and assorted Pepsi beverages.
And, if you’re a Season or Platinum Passholder, you can buy one, get one at 1/2 price! Passholders must purchase at park admission booths; not available online.
Their online admission & meal combo ticket is just $47.70. Visit their Online Deals page for more info or to purchase your ticket now!
Police, EMT’s, Firefighters & Military Save BIG
This weekend, Cedar Point salutes their public safety personnel and active members of the Armed Forces by offering a one-day ticket for just $32 during American Heroes Weekend.
Plus, any guest purchasing the American Heroes ticket can purchase a ticket for their spouse and children at this great price.
This offer is valid for a one-day visit to Cedar Point only, June 18-20, 2010. Ticket valid on the same day of purchase. To take advantage of the offer, just present your public safety ID or active military ID at park admission booths.
Play Games, Save on Family Fun in the Park
Looking for more ways to save money in the park? We’re now offering their games & merchandise Family Savings Pack for just $10.
The pack includes $10 in games vouchers, valid for play on their midway games, PLUS over $30 in discounts at locations like Park Plaza Gift Shop, North Coast Parasail & Jet Ski, Ride Photo & more.
You can purchase your Family Savings Pack online, or at park admission booths.
