Which park has the best overall prices?
the only park that i've been too that has decent prices for anything is a small little tiny park in Easton Pa called Buskill, but other then that I think no parks prices are decent. It makes me cry cause living on a budget makes it hard to eat at my fav. places. But you know who's prices are ridiculues SixFlags Great Adventure. You know i paid $2.50 for the tinest most disgusting hotdog in the world. I mean it was small. Size of my pinkie small.
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so much fun stuff to see and do Hershey Hershey Park:)
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Hershey park happy Hershey park proud
so much fun stuff to see and do Hershey Hershey Park:)
Again, guys, bottom line is "cost of living". SFGrAdv is in a part of New Jersey that is a short bus ride/car drive from NEW YORK CITY! Everything costs more -- ESPECIALLY land. They're not out to rip you off, they're just trying to meet expenses. You can't compare that to a park in "Santa Claus", Indiana. C'mon, really.
Cedar Point has the best prices I have encountered. $1.49 for a funnel cake w/ loads of ice cream, whipped cream, and sprinkles. A foot long chilli-cheese dog is in the neighborhood of $2.50. Drinks are also reasonably priced.
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Out of the parks i been to i thought cedarpoint was preety cheap only $30somthing to get into the park $40somthing for two days to the park with the most coasters in the world (at the time)the only complaint i had was the crowded lines they had but it wasen that bad the second day i was there wish was a tuesday also all of there rides are open so that was good and a fanny back i think was about $4 compared to any sixflags park that was good. in SFGadv its $3 for a 20 oz soda meanwhile i get it for $1 by my house $1.25 elsewhere.
To Me,Any park where the state they reside in has a lower cost of living then NJ.My cousins all go to SF Darien Lake and the first time they went to SFgadv they about died but,they would spend $50,000 for a house there that would cost $90,000 here in NJ.Family owned parks i have heard are much more reasonable.Alot of people have told me Knoebels is real nice to your wallet.
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Knobles in Pennsylvania is free to park and to get in and I heard they are reasonable on their food and souvineers.
As for their all-day admission, don't know... but you can at least do a pay-per-ride which may make it more reasonable if you are selective!!
Waldameer Park in Erie, PA is also free to get in/walk around, but they don't have any major coaster until next year's wooden monster!! They are free to park and are pretty reasonable on per-ticket rides and food/games.
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The Great Escape... Soon to become Six Flags Adirondack Escape!!!
As for their all-day admission, don't know... but you can at least do a pay-per-ride which may make it more reasonable if you are selective!!
Waldameer Park in Erie, PA is also free to get in/walk around, but they don't have any major coaster until next year's wooden monster!! They are free to park and are pretty reasonable on per-ticket rides and food/games.
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The Great Escape... Soon to become Six Flags Adirondack Escape!!!
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