Geauga Lake T-Shirts

Does anyone know if Geauga Lake has any of the apparel still for sale? Would personally like to find a couple of Big Dipper shirts. Any links?

Check the water park when it opens next year, I'm willing to bet you'll find them 50% off.

Just for kicks, I tried the official website but no contact info was to be found.

When I was there on closing day, they had X-Flight shirts on special: buy one, get one free. They'll probably have all sorts of leftovers next year. *** Edited 9/24/2007 4:42:15 PM UTC by Acoustic Viscosity***

If anyone does find anything please make sure to post it. I know I would like some shirts or other souvenirs from there myself. *** Edited 9/24/2007 2:29:48 PM UTC by Sarah Jackson***

For as gross as this sounds, try Thrift/Goodwill stores for park T-shirts.
I've seen bins of them at like a buck apiece.

And eBay usually has lots of park shirts.

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FLYINGSCOOTER said:
For as gross as this sounds, try Thrift/Goodwill stores for park T-shirts.
I've seen bins of them at like a buck apiece.

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Please enlighten me on why shopping at thrift/ goodwill stores is "gross". In fact, shopping at goodwill stores is a fashionable sense in some circles. Many bands etc go and shop at the goodwill to find "unique" shirts to show off.

^no offense intended. Every time I make that suggestion, more people than not have told me: "eeewwwww, that's gross wearing other peoples clothes..."

Aparrel was super-expensive at GL. When we got stuck in the Snoopy Boutique during a thunderstorm, I couldn't believe some of the prices.

Try places like Costco or Big Lots as well... stores that buy overstocked merchandise or merchandise from places going out of buisness. I was surprised when I went in my local Big Lots a few weekends ago and found a HUGE row filled with SFGAdv merchandise (which is a surprise because I live MUCH closer to SFA than SFGAdv)... they had everything from mugs, to bottles, to picture frames, to T-shirts... and then some...

I've donated a lot of my old coaster shirts to the thrift store, so.....um..... wait a minute.... EEEWWWWWW!

I went last weekend and, afraid it would be my last chance, thought to buy 2 shirts- a nice long sleeved gray tee that says Geauga Lake and a dark blue short sleeve with yellow lettering on it, neither one too expensive. The long sleeve came in handy- it was really chilly that last Saturday night. Maybe I'll wear it to No Coaster, if I go, as my little tribute.

I think some enterprising entrepreneur should start making and marketing their own Geauga lake apparel. CF could try to stop them, and probably would win, but at the price of more poor PR.

I didn't mention this. Friday night I left for work wearing a Mr. Hydes nasty fall T-shirt under my work shirt. Saturday morning I came home to find that GL was closing the ride side.. HOw Ironic... I will be wearing this shirt at Holiday World. Just so you know how to identify me... *** Edited 9/26/2007 2:44:46 AM UTC by raser***

In Lotsa Palooza (the old Tweetybird shop) they had HAUNT merch for sale during Oktoberfest.

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Coaster Lover said:
Try places like Costco or Big Lots as well... stores that buy overstocked merchandise or merchandise from places going out of buisness. I was surprised when I went in my local Big Lots a few weekends ago and found a HUGE row filled with SFGAdv merchandise (which is a surprise because I live MUCH closer to SFA than SFGAdv)... they had everything from mugs, to bottles, to picture frames, to T-shirts... and then some...

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For the SF stuff, how big were the t-shirts there, and what did they have on them? If they were men's sizes, I might feel like looking at more Big Lots than.

At a Big Lots, I only found tikes type of t-shirts with Marvin the Marsian, and maybe Sylvester on it. I also saw hats like Taz, Six Flags ugly ones, mugs with names on them, and the bottles had Mr. Six on them. Boo to Mr. Six.