CedarPointer

You would think even the world's most clueless leadership would realize that people will be a LOT more upset about being scammed for $600. Their wording doesn't leave them nearly as much room to change the rules on people as, say, when they acted like people were unreasonable for being upset when their definition of what "Halloween Haunt" is suddenly changed because they wanted to make a quick buck.

How typical of them to change the rules on people with zero warning once again. Guess Reddit was right about the near accident last weekend!

I mean, yeah, two hypers in a park doesn't make sense either, especially when the newer of the two isn't as good.

Perfect choice, a park that already has an RMC! How stupid is this company?

Either that or they simply didn't get wind of it. Nobody would have known about the near-accident on Millennium Force if it weren't for a Facebook post. The ride suddenly going down around the time it was reported this happened is easily verifiable, and there's a photo of maintenance seemingly testing out the seat with the issue. It seems kind of telling that, not long after that was posted, the ride suddenly closed for the rest of the weekend. It's hard to give a company with a poor safety record recently and a history of covering up accidents the benefit of the doubt, unfortunately.

According to Reddit, there was some sort of incident on The Beast with a guest exiting the train after their restraint failed on the lift. https://www.reddit.com/r/KingsIsland/comments/1xev7dx/_/

Sending a email to passholders addressing the company's recent killing spree is one of the most desperate things I've ever seen them do.

Food for thought for anyone celebrating this change: https://attractionsmagazine.com/carowinds-winterfest-2025-six-flags/

The near-accident on Millennium Force has now been confirmed. https://fox8.com/news/roller-coaster-shut-down-at-cedar-point-after-part-dislodged-from-ride/

Are we talking about the seatbelts that ride ops routinely tell guests are fine if they're loose? "If it's not tight, it's alright!"

Cost cutting kills.

And of course, you have the same people making the same excuses about employees being in school, etc, none of which is the customer's problem.

Careful, based on the arguments people keep making, they'd improve the show selection but you'd have to buy a Haunted Shows Pass to watch them, because they apparently can't invest in the park anymore without it being tied to a cash grab.

Unfortunately, the "Ready to Use" in the app does not actually indicate that your dining plan is Ready to Use.

Maybe the first day the park has been open to the public in weeks wasn't a great time to start using SLOW mobile devices to scan people's passes. Just a thought!