NewsPlusNotes: Cedar Point to Host Light Up The Point on July 4th

Tuesday, June 23, 2020

Cedar Point to Host Light Up The Point on July 4th

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Cedar Point may not be opening to guests until July 9th (season pass holders only July 9th and 10th, allowing resort guests starting July 11th), but that isn't stopping them from celebrating July 4th with many of their fans.

The park will hold Light Up The Point on the 4th of July, a grand fireworks show that will be choreographed to patriotic music. Visitors can watch the show from Cedar Point's parking lot, safely and socially distanced in their own vehicles. The music can be tuned in to on Sandusky's local radio station 102.7 FM.

Admission costs $20, however all proceeds are going to charity, a wonderful idea in these tough times. The park will be supporting the Sandusky State Theater, OH Go and Second Harvest Food Bank of North Central Ohio. You can learn more about these organizations on Cedar Point's website for the event.

The parking lot tollbooths will open at 8:00 pm on the 4th of July, with the big show starting at 10:00 pm. If interested, make sure to purchase your ticket now, as they will not be available at the park and are expected to sell out!

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