SFWOA 2002 Season Pass
Where can you get a season pass for SFWOA for 49.99? I live in Michigan and don't live near a Giant Eagle. This is going to be a great year for SFWOA, I believe they are going to go beyond all expectations this year in all aspects of customer service and management. Support SFWOA for 2002, even if you have had a bad experince at the park in the past.
On their site it says "Available at Giant Eagle grocery stores. Offer valid through February 1, 2002".
I would give 330-562-8303 a ring, and ask if there are any other ways. Explain your situation.
Hopefully they get an online ordering system sometime. :)
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SFWoA Online
http://sfwoa.coasterbuzz.com
It would be really swell of them to offer ordering online, as I hate the redneck Giant Eagle down the street.
And yes, we'll buy passes again this year, but mostly because we plan to visit SFDL, SFGAdv and SFGAm.
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Jeff - Webmaster/Admin - CoasterBuzz.com, Sillynonsense.com
"As far as I can tell it doesn't matter who you are. If you can believe, there's something worth fighting for..." - Garbage, "Parade"
At $49.99 that is a bargain. Especially if you are going to visit multiple SF parks. SFGAm passes are pricey but just going to that park alone is worth it.
Going to SFGAm in 2002 Jeff? Cool, see ya there.
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""An hour wait for a 2 minute thrill. Yes, we need our heads examined""
Heck, Chitown isn't the price of admission into SFGAm almost 49.99? I'm trying to remember last year how much it cost me, but I was thinking it was in the forty dollar range.
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Just wait till next year!
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Just wait till next year!
SF Passes are like 35 bucks at SFKK I think, they were last may anyway, when I go to SRM I am gonna hit up SFKK too for SFSTL, SFGAM, SFWOA
I work at a Giant Eagle location in Pittsburgh. I was told the other day that all GE's in NE Ohio should have season passes. From there only random locations would have them. In the Pittsburgh area, the only one I know of is the Big Bird over looking Kennywood in West Mifflin.
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