Farewell Geauga Lake
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@windhammites07 I agree the park was very cheap. What I don't get is the notion people think they're paying a lot to go to Cedar Point. Discounts aside, its $46 to get into Cedar Point this season. Compare that to one-day admissions to Hershey Park ($53), Busch Gardens in Virginia ($62), Six Flags in Los Angeles ($60), the Florida parks - either Universal Park or any of the Disney Parks ($79). $46 is relatively cheap, considering CP is voted best amusement park in the world year after year.
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i remember sliding down this big ol slide in a burlap sack. does anybody remember the guy from the rottrer???
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i miss that place i remember riding the white coaster that takes you forward then up a ramp then backwards, it was my first looping rollercoaster as a kid so sad :(
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God! Geauga Lake was such an amazing family park! It was never meant to be a hot spot for thrill seekers! If they wanted that then why not drive up to Cedar Point about 1.5 hours away? I went to Geauga Lake every year since I was two years old. I went 2 or 3 times the year it closed to say my final goodbyes to all the memories. I hate you Six Flags for ruining this park! Cedar Fair was only trying to fix it.
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In Panama City, (now a growing hub beyond a spring break hotspot), have decided how foolish they were and have been building a smaller miracle strip on their new Pier Park out door mall. What rides and attractions that did not sell off were salvaged and have been very successful. Now after 8 years, it has been announced that the Starliner will be returning home for a whole new generation to enjoy.
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However, in a strange twist of fate their Roller coaster, the Starliner, has lasted longer than the park itself. Designed by John Allen of the Philadelphia Tobaggan Company in 1963, it was the oldest rollercoaster in the state of Florida, even beating out Space Mountain in Disney World by a whole ten years. The Starliner was sold to Cypress Gardens in Florida as a way of keeping history and their attendance up. However, due to the bankruptcyof the park The Starliner once again faced trouble.
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I know how you all must feel about this park, I lived in panama City Beach for a while, and they had a park called Miracle Strip Amusement Park. Nowhere near as big as Geauga Lake, with only one roller coaster and a few other, but very interesting side attractions, it would not have compared. It was open for 41 years though, from the sixties through the 2000's, finally closing in September of 2004. Most of the main attractions were sold to other places or disappeared.
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everytime I go by the park, I nearly cry. That park was my very first job, and it's so sad.
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It was good for Cedar Fair to have Geauga Lake...Six Flags bought the park for competition, and expanded the park in a good way, though it was too fast. If they added coasters over the years, it would still be open under Six Flags I bet. Cedar Fair boguht it to knock the competition out, and when Cedar Fair bought Paramount, Kings Island was a bigger and better park. Geauga Lake was only used for competition sadly....
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@mccormackxl200 I know. How sad would that be? But who knows when another theme park is gonna take it over.
do you know where x-flight was moved to if it was moved
travelfreak89 3 months ago in playlist More videos from mccormackxl200
@travelfreak89 X-Flight was relocated to Kings Island in Cincinnati, Ohio. It's been re-painted and re-named Firehawk.
mccormackxl200 3 months ago
Didn't they move the ride at 2:25 to cedar point....?
guccimanetalent 1 year ago
@guccimanetalent No, that ride, (Superman:Ultimate Escape / Steel Venom) was moved to Dorney Park in Allentown, PA. Cedar Point installed a similar ride back in 2002, called Wicked Twister, which features twists on both ends of the towers..
mccormackxl200 1 year ago