Cedar Fair Entertainment Company
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Travelers looking for a thrilling vacation need look no further than the Cedar Fair Entertainment Company.
About Cedar Fair
Cedar Fair is a publicly traded company with the New York Stock Exchange symbol “FUN.” The symbol is more than appropriate, since Cedar Fair owns and operates twelve distinct amusement parks, six extensive water parks (including one indoor water park), and several other entertainment locations, such as Star Trek: The Experience in Las Vegas. Having so many locations makes the Cedar Fair Entertainment Company one of the largest amusement park chains in the world.
Cedar Fair is about more than just large numbers of amusement parks and entertainment attractions, however. The company focuses on exemplary family entertainment and superior guest service, features that guests to any Cedar Fair park can expect. In fact, the company’s flagship park, Cedar Point amusement park in Sandusky, Ohio, has won numerous awards from the industry’s leading publication, Amusement Today, including recognition as the best amusement park in the world.
Parks of the Cedar Fair Entertainment Company
While the Cedar Fair company is headquartered near Cedar Point, the rest of its parks are scattered around the country, including several other Ohio parks – Soak City water park and Castaway Bay indoor water park are both near Cedar Point, while Geauga Lake amusement park is south of Cleveland and King’s Island is near Cincinnati. Other Cedar Fair parks can be found in California, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Minnesota, Missouri, and Michigan. Cedar Fair also owns and operates Canada’s Wonderland amusement park and water park in Toronto, spreading the high quality of Cedar Fair entertainment internationally.
Whether theme park visitors are interested in a world class amusement park with thrilling rides and attractions or a water park with dozens of slides and hundreds of fun splashes for all ages, they will find a great destination at a Cedar Fair Entertainment Company park.
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