Join whichever club you want to join that's listed on their page.

The last few years have been pretty light, with about 400-500 people. I heard the first year the line for Voyage got to well over 30-40 minutes. Luckily on all my visits I've never waited for more than 10 minutes during ERT.

Ummm... die hard? I don't know how to answer that.

It is awesome if you like power riding wooden coasters than can beat you up

Hotels are reasonable. I always stay at Santa's Lodge. Family Suite is usually $199 for the 2 nights and holds about 5-6 people deopending on if youre OK with sleeping with someone.

ERT is all 3 at once, both nights. If they prefer steel to wood, and like El Toro, then doing this event might not be the best thing for them. The coasters ride like wooden coasters are supposed to, unlike Toro.

I wouldn't worry about that. It's a public amusement park. There will be lots of different types of people there, no one judging... and if there are people there that are judging, they aren't worth your time. From my experience, it's always been very laid back and everyone is there for the same reason: To have fun.

Don't think. Just do it!

With the new trains it might not beat you as much . Hopefully,  all three of us make it this year .This being my first event, I  Iook forward to later night rides! Plus I've never stepped foot in their waterpark the last two times I've been.

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I'm hoping to make it in 2010 also!

Depending on time off of work, flying. If I can get Thursday-Monday off I'll drive, but flying on NWA is usually $180 RT.

Louisville, KY is a little over an hour away.

Let me know what you are going to do. I will drive with you if you decide to drive. If you decide to fly, let me know what flight you are on.

I think a club member can bring as many guests as he/she wants to bring.  See www.holidayworld.com/clubs for lots of info.

All the years I've gone, I've never gone to the morning water park ERT, but with the new water coaster and knowing how much Bubba wants to ride it, I think I will get up early this time and go. Sometimes it has been chilly in the morning, but the water is heated, so as long as you stay in the water it probably won't be bad, especially considering the event is a little later in the season this time around.

If you take the NWA flight from Philly to Detroit to Louisville, sit on the right side of the plane in the "Cedar Point seats", right Rob?

I don't think Ian has looked at this page in a long time!

Man, I haven't been to Holiday World in like 3 years!

Yeah.  If you sit on the left, you cannot see der point.  See, the left is not right.

wow...did he really say that?