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| tae281 |
Posted - 04/08/2010 : 09:07:07
Any teams thinking about checking out this new park next year? |
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| Rich S |
Posted - 04/12/2010 : 11:57:26
There's no better time than right now to sign up to attend one of our tournaments...we have our biggest discounts available. We were running 25% off to the first 10 teams that responded...that went quick but our CEO gave us the opportunity to extend an Early Bird "Plus" offer that's good through April 13th...we extended the 25% discount and are giving an additional 5% for a total of 30% off!
You have to sign up before the end of the day April 13th to take advantage of our deepest discount! You can register your team at our website with our online registration. A few things to think about when considering what park you're going to go to next summer...Sandusky is a top tourist destination in the United States with countless family attractions, great restaurants and the southern shores of Lake Erie. It's a real family vacation on top of World Class Youth Baseball Facility. MLB quality fields, a true championship stadium and a whole lot more!
Don't forget EVERY player and coach receives weeklong passes to Cedar Point (the Roller Coaster Capital of the World located just minutes away) and Kalahari Water Park (the nation's largest indoor water park located directly across the street). If you're interested or have any questions, please give me a call anytime I can be reached at 440-471-0962 (office) or 440-570-3030 (cell).
Hope to see you there!! |
| 3sondad |
Posted - 04/08/2010 : 10:52:13
A couple of years ago when my oldest went to Cooperstown. We spent a couple of months deciding what we wanted to do. We knew we were going to drive up and wanted to catch a few Major League games. We looked at all the teams schedules and it came down to two choices. Through the northeast Phillies, Mets and Yankees or through Ohio and see Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh. Started looking for things to do besides baseball that three boys would enjoy and there was a special on HD Net on The World's Best Roller Coasters. In this TV show one park's name kept coming up and it was Cedar Point on Lake Erie in Sandusky, OH. We went to Cincinnati and saw the Dodgers play and then on to Sandusky. What a great time we had. We spent two half days riding some of the best roller coasters in the world. Go to their website and look at the videos http://www.cedarpoint.com/public/park/rides/coasters/index.cfm ... it gives you an idea of what they have, but there is nothing like actually riding these beasts. They have other rides and even a water park, but we just had time to ride the coasters. Mean streak, Millennium Force, and Top Thrill Dragster were our favorites. Maverick was good, but not worth the lines (it was a new ride then). One word of advice on the wooden roller coasters ride the Blue Streak before the Mean Streak. If you think the Blue Steak is rough you will want to stay far away from the Mean Streak.
I know we would love to go back to Cedar Point and we are planning on it during our next excursion to Cooperstown. It would be great though to get some baseball games played while we in Sandusky. IMHO it would be a great place to go for a tournament if you like roller coasters and other things to keep you busy. |
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