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So I know we were discussing Tony Clark and his Regional PR duties in another thread, but this might fit better here. Someone posted a fun little I-Spy a Gold Pass game to the Cedar Point page on Facebook that included the following image that I will let you all guess about before you read on.   This photo, again posted a little over an hour ago, is from 2008. In it you can see Son of Beast still standing and operating with a sizeable queue line (no loop though), Firehawk and Vortex are still standing, Nickelodeon orange and green are splattered across what is now Planet Snoopy and Camp Snoopy, and Diamondback has just barely begun to take over the former Swan Lake. I personally find this photo to be really cool, but it is very much a bad photo to have used due to its age. Nobody could find an aerial photo of the park from after 2020? A lot has been added to and removed from the park in those eighteen years. I brought up Tony Clark because I have to wonder how someone (presumably) under his department could have let a photo this old get through to being posted as if it was representative of the current park. (Here's one of the jokes I've been thinking after I saw this photo: "Haha look! I can see a whole lot more trees and no overflowing trash cans". I never claimed it'd be a good joke.)

So glad to hear that it ended up being a good experience, @RollerColt and really enjoyed the trip report overall!

Oh yeah I definitely wanted proof that an agent told me I was allowed to not visit my home park first. I mean these days Six Flags constantly changes their minds and rules and half the employees can't keep up but if I run into trouble I figure I'll pull up my chat with their live agent to back up my actions. I know that SFDK is probably one of the cheapest parks to get a pass from but it is legitimately the closest one to Seattle geographically so I think it should be my home park based on logistics regardless of if I visit it the same amount or more than another six flags property 

I'm not sure that the current GM is able to reach high enough to fill the ice bin in the machines above.

Do they have to have some sort of training about safe food handling?