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COASTER 4 PARKS! 21 COASTERS! JUNE 15 – 20 CON XXXVII Gold Striker by Dan Peak by Tim Baldwin Giant Dipper by

JOIN THE FUN AS COASTER CON ROARS THROUGH FOUR OF CALIFORNIA’S FINEST PARKS! Add it up – 21 great coasters to enjoy at California’s Great America, Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk and Gilroy Gardens, 18 hours of ERT, 10 meals and plenty of surprises – and you’ve got one great Coaster Con!

Roar by Curt Schimmel

2014 LOGO CONTEST WINNER HOWARD GILLOOLY’S DESIGN WILL BE AVAILABLE ON COMMEMORATIVE T-SHIRTS! ORDER YOURS WITH YOUR REGISTRATION! ADVANCE REGISTRATION LATE REGISTRATION Coaster Con XXXVII is a great vacation value! Postmarked or online by May 22, 2014 After May 22, 2014 There will be plenty to see and do, including: ACE members $228 ACE members $263 • 18 hours of ERT • ACE Cabana Lounge ACE members 3–11 $194 ACE members 3–11 $229 • 10 meals • Kids’ ERT Non-members $284 Non-members $319 • Complimentary parking at • Roller coaster Non-members 3–11 $242 Non-members 3–11 $277 all host parks sandcastle contest ACE does not prorate registration fees for partial attendance. • Giant Dipper birthday bash • VIP Madame Marie’s Non-members must register to attend as the guest of an ACE member attending the • Parkwide ERT at Massacre Manor tour convention. Members are responsible for the actions and behaviors of their guests. California’s Great America • VIP show seating No materials will be sent in advance; all materials, including name badge and admission tickets, will be provided to you at the event. • Peanuts Gang party • VIP Elephant Encounter All materials must be picked up during scheduled registration times. If you are unable • ACE karaoke • VIP Gilroy Gardens tree tour to arrive during a scheduled registration time, it is your responsibility to contact ACE • Midway Olympics • Gilroy Gardens souvenir registration director Steve Smith (440.576.2220 before 10 p.m. Eastern or ssmith@aceonline.org) to make alternate arrangements. • Kids’ Midway Olympics discounts HOST PARKS

4701 Great America Parkway 1001 Fairgrounds Drive 400 Beach Street 3050 Hecker Pass Highway Santa Clara, CA 95054 Vallejo, CA 94589 Santa Cruz, CA 95060 Gilroy, CA 95020 cagreatamerica.com sixflags.com/discoverykingdom beachboardwalk.com gilroygardens.org

When California’s Great Amer- Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk With a small but delightful col- ica opened in 1976, it was known as opened in 1969 as Marine World Af- traces its history back to 1865. The lection of family-friendly rides (in- Marriott’s Great America; today, it’s rica-USA at a different location. park’s first ride opened in 1908. cluding Garlic Twirl, allowing pas- part of the Cedar Fair family. The park has an array of animal ex- Undertow, a Maurer Söhne spin- sengers to spin around seated inside Attendees will find many coast- hibits, marine exhibits and thrill rides ning coaster, opened in 2013. a garlic bulb), Gilroy Gardens is sure ers to enjoy, including Demon, an to enjoy. The park’s first two coasters, For Con attendees, the star of to delight attendees. Arrow multi-looper; The Grizzly, a Vekoma’s Boomerang Coast to Coaster the show is Giant Dipper. A Nation- The park boasts two coasters for Dinn coaster based on the Coney Is- and Kong, arrived in 1998. Roar, a al Historic Landmark and an ACE attendees to enjoy. Quicksilver Ex- land (Ohio) Wildcat; and two B&M GCII wood twister, opened the fol- Roller Coaster Landmark, Giant Dip- press is a Morgan mine train. Tim- coasters. In 2013, GCII’s Gold Striker, lowing year. per opened in 1924. A 90th anniversa- ber Twister is a Zierer steel Tivoli the tallest wood coaster in Northern The park’s newest coaster, Super- ry bash will be part of the convention coaster. California, joined the line-up. man Ultimate Flight, opened in 2012. activities at the park. EVENT INFORMATION SEASON PASSES PHOTO AND VIDEO CONTESTS COASTER CON XXXVII Six Flags season pass holders enjoy a $23 dis- Each year, ACE celebrates the talented pho- COMMEMORATIVE T-SHIRTS count on their registration. tographers and videographers in the club with our T-shirts featuring the 2014 logo contest Six Flags Discovery Kingdom is offering at- photo and video contests. winning design by Howard Gillooly (shown tendees the option to upgrade to a season pass for Submissions for the photo contest can be on the first page of this flier) are available just $29.99. This upgrade will only be available on made on Sunday, June 15, during registration at the for purchase with your registration. Shirts Wednesday, June 18, at the park. host hotel from noon to 5 p.m. are available in your choice of antique or- This season pass offer does not qualify for the Video contest submissions must be mailed ange or grey. Sizes S–XL are just $17 each. registration discount. to the Contest Coordinator prior to Coaster Sizes XXL and XXXL are just $19 each. Con; they must be postmarked by June 6, 2014. Pre-ordered T-shirts can be picked ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING Mail video contest submissions to: Chris Smilek, up at the ACE General Store. A limited number of T-shirts will The2014 Business Meeting will take place 619 Washington Crossing, East Stroudsburg, PA be for sale at the ACE General Store. Tuesday, June 17, at the Great America Theater, 18301-9812 USA. starting at 3 p.m. Convention attendees can vote in the video 2014 is an election year. Candidates for elected and photo contests. SALES TABLES offices on the executive committee will present their Rules and deadlines for the video and photo Sales tables are available for rent during platform speeches following the Business Meeting. contests are available at coastercon.com/contests. Coaster Con. Sales tables will be open on Sunday, Members not attending the convention are To have a copy of any of the rules mailed to you, June 15, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Tuesday, encouraged to attend the business meeting. Non- please call 469.278.6223, send an email to info@ June 17, from 10:15 to 11:30 p.m. attending members will not be charged to enter the ACEonline.org or write to ACE Contest Rules, The two-day fee for table rentals is $35 per park to attend the meeting, but must leave the park P.O. Box 540261, Grand Prairie, TX, 75054-0261. table for ACE members and $50 per table for non- immediately afterward (unless using a season pass members. Daily rentals and shared tables will not or purchasing an admission ticket). ANNUAL COASTER CON LOGO CONTEST be permitted. All sales tables must be reserved and To attend the business meeting without pay- The logo design contest is held prior to each paid for in advance. ing admission, arrive at Guest Services by 2:45 p.m. year’s convention. Check CoasterCon.com for in- Table reservations must be postmarked no formation on entering the 2015 logo contest. later than June 6, 2014; there is a 50% cancellation PRESENTATIONS fee after June 6, 2014. If you would like to make a presentation VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Send your check or money order, made pay- during Coaster Con, please contact Chris Smilek It’s a great way to meet other members and able to ACE in U.S. funds, to Stacey Smilek, ACE by phone at 570.730.4412, by email at csmilek@ support the club. Circle your preferred shift(s) to Merchandise Director, 619 Washington Crossing, ACEonline.org or by mail at 619 Washington help with registration or the ACE General Store on East Stroudsburg, PA 18301-9812 USA. Crossing, East Stroudsburg, PA 18301-9812 USA the registration form. by Friday, June 6. Register online – it’s safe and secure at AmericanCoasterEnthusiasts.org/events TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS ACE’S ANNUAL BANQUET The official schedule will be included in your registration packet. One of the highlights of Coaster Con is our Sunday, June 15 Wednesday, June 18 annual banquet. Attendees enjoy a delicous meal, California’s Great America open 10 a.m. – 10 p.m. Six Flags Discovery Kingdom open 10:30 a.m. – 8 p.m. an engaging presentation and a keynote speaker. 7 a.m. The banquet is a plated, sit-down dinner that 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. ACE General Store at host hotel Arrive at park and continental breakfast Noon – 5 p.m. 7:15 a.m. includes your choice of: chicken teriyaki over rice Registration at host hotel VIP tours with stir fry vegetables and a fried wonton; ribeye 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. 8:30 – 10:30 a.m. ERT Reserved seating for CGA’s new Roar, Superman Ultimate steak (cooked medium) with garlic mashed pota- Ice Show Flight, V2: Vertical Velocity, Tsunami Soaker, Go- toes and grilled asparagus; or vegetable napoleon 6:30– 8 p.m. Welcome and dinner, Picnic Pavilion Karts and polenta with tomato coulee and marinated 2 p.m. 8:15 – 9 p.m. Opening ceremony and “On Broad- VIP Elephant Encounter artichokes. 5 p.m. way” show at Showtime Theater Dinner in Picnic Grove The menu also includes bread and rolls, green 7:15 p.m. 9 – 11 p.m. ERT Vortex, Flight Deck, Columbia VIP dessert reception at Shark salad, caprese salad and a choice of dessert: choco- Carousel, Celebration Swings, Rue le Dodge Experience late cake with raspberry sauce or fruit tarts. 8 – 10 p.m ERT 10 p.m. Coke Around The World at Celebration Medusa, Kong, Cobra, SkyScreamer, Add the banquet for just $40 per person. Plaza Tazmanian Devil Choose your banquet entrée on the registration 10 p.m. 11 p.m. – Midnight Haunt makeup demonstration SFDK Farewell form. in Great America Theater lobby, Madame Marie’s Please note: banquet registration is strictly Massacre Manor tour Thursday, June 19 limited to 200 guests; only the first 200 regis- Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk open 11 a.m. – 10 p.m. trants choosing the banquet option can be ac- Monday, June 16 8:30 a.m. Arrive at park commodated. California’s Great America open 10 a.m. – 9 p.m. 8:45 a.m. Park welcome Banquet registrations will continue to be 7 – 7:30 a.m. 9 – 11 a.m. ERT Giant Dipper, Sea Serpent, Cave accepted past the event registration deadline of Late registration May 22, 2014, until the banquet capacity of 200 is 7 – 8 a.m. Continental breakfast at American Cafe Train, Sea Swings, Fireball 9 – 11 a.m. reached. and Game Time VIP Giant Dipper tours 9 – 11 a.m. 8 – 10 a.m. ERT Flight Deck, Sky Ride and all Continental breakfast Noon – 5 p.m rides in All American Corners, Planet Snoopy and VIP Cabana Lounge KIDS’ PARTY 2 p.m. Kidzville Roller coaster sandcastle contest While parents enjoy the banquet, children 5 p.m. 9 – 10 a.m. Peanuts Gang party in Planet Snoopy BBQ buffet dinner in the Cocoanut Grove ages 3-12 will have a party of their own, with 6 p.m. 10 a.m. ACE Photo Contest opens in Great Boardwalk Legends chat special activities and dinner: hamburger sliders, 10 p.m. – Midnight ERT America Theater lobby Giant Dipper, Undertow, French fries, and ice cream cups and cookies. 7 – 8 p.m. ERT Boomerang Bay with entertainment Bumper Cars, Looff Carousel, Haunted Castle The kids’ party is for children whose parents and Australian dinner are attending the convention and have added the 8 – 8:30 p.m. The Magic Hat show in Kidzville Friday, June 20 optional banquet to their registration. Make sure 9 p.m. – Midnight PARKWIDE ERT! Gilroy Gardens open 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. to indicate the number of children attending the 8:30 a.m. party on the registration form. Planet Snoopy and Kidzville until 10 p.m.; excludes Arrive at park 9 – 10 a.m. ERT Boomerang Bay Timber Twister, Banana Split, 10 – 11 p.m. Karaoke Contest at Karaoke Stage Illions Supreme Carousel, Paddle Boats, Coyote & THANK YOU Redwood Railroad In ACE: Dave Altman, Cheri Armstrong, Tuesday, June 17 10 – 11 a.m. ERT Quicksilver Express, South County California’s Great America open 10 a.m. – 9 p.m. Tim Baldwin, Dave Bird, Paul Blick, Mark Da- Backroads, Mushroom Swing, Panoramic Wheel, vidson, Lee Ann Draud, Melinda Gaspari, S. 7 – 8 a.m. Paddle Boats, Coyote & Redwood Railroad Breakfast at Food Festival 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m Madonna Horcher, Bill Linkenheimer III, Elaine 7:30 – 8:30 a.m. Midway Olympics Lunch, Gilroy Gardens welcome Linkenheimer, Will Moschke, Mark Russell, 7:45 – 8:15 a.m. Kids’ and Coaster Con closing ceremony Midway Olympics 1:30 p.m Kevin Schreiner, Jeffrey Seifert, David Shoultz, 8 – 10 a.m. ERT Celebration Plaza, County Fair Gilroy Gardens Tour of Trees Steve Smith and Liz Werth. and Action Zone, plus Thunder Raceway and At California’s Great America: Cristal Fries- Xtreme Skyflyer Superman Ultimate Flight by Steven Wilson en, Jessica Chang, Ryan Davies, Roger Ross, Ed- 9:45 a.m. Group photo in front of Gold Striker and gar Vidal, Raul Rehnborg and Suzie Mendoza. At Columbia Carousel Six Flags Discovery Kingdom: Daniela Mereles. 11 a.m. – Noon BBQ lunch in County Fair Picnic At Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk: Katie Mulligan, Grove Brigid Fuller, Marq Lipton, Kathie Keeley, Kris At Great America Theater: Reyes and Omid Aminifard. At Gilroy Gardens: Noon Intermission celebration Duy Pham. 1 p.m. Presentations 2 p.m. Video contest 3 p.m. Annual business meeting and candidate platform speeches 4 p.m. Peanuts Gang visit and closing celebration At Host Hotel: 8 6 – 7 p.m. Cocktail hour 7 – 10 p.m Banquet ACE Online 10 p.m ACE Karaoke at RSVP44 AmericanCoasterEnthusiasts.org Check out 10:30 p.m. – 12:30 a.m. ACE social mixer the event flier, register for the event, find carpool- 10:30 – 11:30 p.m. ACE General Store open ing partners or hotel roommates and more. CoasterCon.com Your quick and easy resource for the most up-to-date information about ACE’s signature event. ACE’S CODE OF CONDUCT facebook.com/ Attendees are expected to abide by ACE’s Code of Conduct to ensure that ACE is always represented americancoasterenthusiasts in a positive manner. Members wearing the ACE logo, attending ACE events or identifying themselves as ACE members should be aware that their behavior affects ACE’s reputation. @ACEonlineorg Members found to be in violation of this code are subject to ACE’s disciplinary procedures and may #AmericanCoasterEnthusiasts receive a warning, have their membership suspended or have their membership terminated. #CoasterCon CONVENTION HOTEL Flight Deck by Tim Baldwin San Jose Airport Hotel Soon to be a Four Points by Sheraton Hotel 1471 North 4th Street, San Jose, CA 95112 408.452.0200 sanjoseairporthotel.com This will be the only host hotel for Coaster Con XXXVII. Located just minutes from San Jose International Airport, this upscale hotel is convenient to all four host parks. Attendees can spend the entire convention at just one hotel. Starwood Preferred Guest members can earn loyalty points for this stay. AMENITIES Rooms feature complimentary Wi-Fi Internet access, 37” flat panel LCD television, hair dryer, iron and ironing board, individual climate control and coffee maker. Hotel features a fitness center, complimentary shuttle service to the airport, all interior corridors, outdoor heated pool and a 24-hour business center. RSVP44, the hotel’s on-site restaurant, is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. RATE $119 per night, plus tax, valid for up to four persons per room. The rate is valid June 13 – 22, 2014. DEADLINE Rooms must be reserved by May 13, 2014. Availability is limited, so make sure to reserve early. DIRECTIONS During rush hours, travel times may take considerably longer. Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk by Steven Wilson To host hotel from San Jose International Airport Exit airport onto Airport Parkway/ ahead on right, past the employee/ser- Brokaw Road. Turn right onto Matrix vice entrance. Boulevard, then right onto North 4th Allow one hour, 30 minutes travel Street. The hotel will be ahead on the time. right at 1471 North 4th Street. To Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk Allow five minutes travel time. from host hotel To California’s Great America Turn right onto North 4th Street. from host hotel Turn right onto East Rosemary Road, Turn left onto North 4th Street then left onto North 1st Street. Take from hotel. Continue onto Matrix Bou- the freeway entrance at right for I-880 levard as street bears to the left (follow South/Santa Cruz. I-880 South be- signs for US 101 / San Francisco). comes CA-17 South. Continue on CA- Turn right onto North 1st Street. 17 for about 30 miles to Santa Cruz. After underpass, take US 101 North CA-17 is a winding mountain road, freeway entrance on right. Drive about please drive carefully and observe speed Medusa by S. Madonna Horcher three miles and take the Great America limits. Parkway exit. Follow exit ramp to the Take the 442/Ocean Street/ right onto Great America Parkway. Beaches exit on left and follow Ocean After two traffic lights, park en- Street for about a mile. trance will be ahead on right. Turn right on Barson Street (at Allow ten minutes travel time. Little Caesars). Turn left on Campbell Street, which becomes Riverside Av- To Six Flags Discovery Kingdom enue. from host hotel After crossing the river Turn left onto 4th Street from bridge, turn right onto 2nd Street. hotel. Take freeway entrance on right Turn left onto Cliff Street, then left for US 101 South/Los Angeles. After onto Beach Street. Parking lot entrance about a half mile on US 101 South, take is ahead on left. exit for I-880 North (Oakland). Allow 45 minutes drive time. After about eight miles, take the To Gilroy Gardens from host hotel exit for Mission Boulevard/Sacra- mento to I-680. Take the I-680 North/ Turn left onto 4th Street. Sacramento freeway entrance on right Take the freeway entrance on the after underpass. Follow I-680 North right for US-101 South/Los Angeles. for about forty-five miles to toll plaza. Follow US-101 South for about 29 Bridge toll for automobiles is $5.00. miles. Move to left lanes on bridge for Take the Masten Avenue exit. exit 58A onto I-780/Benicia/Vallejo. Keep to the right on the exit ramp onto Follow I-780 for about six miles to exit Masten Avenue; Masten Avenue will 1B, I-80 East/Sacramento. Note that become Fitzgerald Avenue. there is very little advance notice for this Turn left onto Santa Teresa Boule- exit. vard and follow it for about three miles. After about three miles on I-80, Turn right onto CA-152/Hecker Pass take exit 33 for CA-37/Napa on right. Highway. Follow exit ramp to the left for CA-37/ The park entrance is about 1.5 Napa. On CA-37 move to the right miles ahead on left. Allow 45 minutes lanes for exit 20/Discovery Kingdom/ travel time. Fairgrounds Drive. Turn left onto Fair- Timber Twister by grounds Drive. Park entrance will be S. Madonna Horcher COASTERS E ERT scheduled for this coaster CALIFORNIA’S SIX FLAGS DISCOVERY SANTA CRUZ GREAT AMERICA KINGDOM BEACH BOARDWALK Demon E Boomerang Coast to Coaster Giant Dipper E 1976 Arrow steel multi-inversion 1998 Vekoma steel boomerang 1924 Prior & Church wood twister 95 feet tall; 2,300 feet long 125 feet tall; 875 feet long 70 feet tall; 2,640 feet long 48” minimum to ride 48” minimum to ride 50” minimum to ride Two vertical loops added in 1980; name changed Kong E Recognized as an ACE Roller Coaster from Turn of the Century Landmark and an ACE Golden Age Coaster 1998 Vekoma steel SLC The Grizzly E 109 feet tall; 2,172 feet long Sea Serpent E 1986 Summers wood twister 52” minimum to ride 2000 Miler steel kiddie 87 feet tall; 3,200 feet long Operated as Hangman at Opryland, 1995-1997 48” minimum to ride alone, 34” with adult 48” minimum to ride Roadrunner Express Undertow E Woodstock Express E 1999 Zamperla steel kiddie 2013 Maurer Söhne steel spinning coaster 1987 Intamin steel junior 15 feet tall; 300 feet long 50 feet tall; 1,410 feet long 36 feet tall; 1,300 feet long 42” minimum to ride 50” minimum to ride 46” minimum to ride alone, 40” with adult Roar E Formerly named Runaway Reptar (2003-2009); GILROY GARDENS Green Slime Mine Car (1996-2002); Blue 1999 GCII wood twister FAMILY THEME PARK Streak (1987-1995); previously located at defunct 95 feet tall; 3,467 feet long Quicksilver Express Hanna-Barbera Land park in Texas as Scooby Doo 48” minimum to ride E (1984-1986) Medusa E 2001 Morgan steel mine train Vortex 38 feet tall; 2,139 feet long E 2000 B&M steel floorless 48” minimum to ride alone, 42” with adult 1991 B&M steel stand-up 150 feet tall; 3,937 feet long Timber Twister 91 feet tall; 1,920 feet long 54” minimum to ride E 54” minimum to ride Cobra 2001 Zierer steel Tivoli E 51” minimum to ride alone, 42” with adult Flight Deck E 2000 Zierer steel junior 1993 B&M steel inverted 26 feet tall; 1,164 feet long 100 feet tall; 2,260 feet long 42” minimum to ride with adult 54” minimum to ride V2: Vertical Velocity E COASTER Named Top Gun 1993-2007 2001 Intamin steel impulse Taxi Jam E 150 feet tall; 630 feet long 1999 Miler steel kiddie 54” minimum to ride CENSUS 36” minimum, under 40” must ride with Superman Ultimate Flight E Learn more about these great coasters! adult, 60” maximum to ride 2012 Premier steel launched AmericanCoasterEnthusiasts.org/census Pyscho Mouse E 150 feet tall; 863 feet long 2001 Arrow wild mouse 54” minimum to ride 1,257 feet long Psycho Mouse by Michael S. Horwood 48” minimum to ride alone, 44” with adult Gold Striker E 2013 GCII wood twister 108 feet tall; 3,197 feet long 48” minimum to ride

Quicksilver Express by S. Madonna Horcher Coaster Con Registration Form • June 15 – 20, 2014 PLEASE NOTE ACE does not prorate attendance fees for partial attendance. JOIN NOW! Register at the member rate by including a completed membership ap- PHONE NUMBER REQUIRED You must provide a phone number below for your reg- plication and the appropriate dues with this registration. Join and register online at istration to be processed. AmericanCoasterEnthusiasts.org. ADVANCE REGISTRATION Must be postmarked or completed online by May 22, 2014. REGISTER BY MAIL Mail this completed form, or a photocopy, with payment in After that date, please call ACE registration director Steve Smith before 10 p.m. U.S. funds to American Coaster Enthusiasts, P. O. Box 540261, Grand Prairie Eastern time at 440.576.2220 or email [email protected] to arrange for reg- TX, 75054-0261. istration at the event. CANCELLATION Accepted through June 6, 2014; the amount paid will be refunded SEASON PASS Six Flags Discovery Kingdom is providing the option to upgrade to less a $35 cancellation fee per person. Cancellations will not be accepted after June a Six Flags season pass at the park on Wednesday, June 18. Please note, this season 6, 2014. pass cannot be used to qualify for the season pass registration discount. IMPORTANT The payment of registration fees by, for or on behalf of participants CONVENTION NAME BADGE You must be registered and wear your convention releases and holds harmless the American Coaster Enthusiasts Worldwide, Inc., name badge to participate in convention activities. its Officers, Executive Committee members, and representatives from any and all NON-MEMBERS Must register to attend ACE events as the guest of an attending liabilities related to those activities. member. Members are responsible for the actions and behaviors of their guests. NAME BADGES List name, city and state as they are to appear on the name badges; they will be created from this form. There is no charge for children two and under; please list their names here. Enter member name(s) first. Non-members are considered guests of the first member listed. Write NA for member number for non- members. If registering by mail and additional space is needed, photocopy this form or list requested information on a blank sheet of paper. BANQUET If you are adding the banquet to your registration, choose your entree below. The banquet is limited to the first 200 registrants. Banquet registrations will continue to be accepted after the event registration deadline of May 22, 2014, until the banquet capacity of 200 is reached. COMMEMORATIVE T-SHIRT Indicate your preferred size and color. S–XL T-shirts are $17 each; XXL and XXXL are $19 each. A limited number of T-shirts will be available for purchase at the convention; order yours with your registration to ensure you have the commemorative T-shirt. Pre-ordered T-shirts can be picked up at the ACE General Store during the convention. NAME, CITY, STATE MEMBER NUMBER T-SHIRT SIZE T-SHIRT COLOR S M L XL XXL XXXL ANTIQUE ORANGE – GREY HAS SIX FLAGS SEASON PASS CIRCLE PREFERRED VOLUNTEER SHIFT(S) A B C D E F G H I J K L M N ADDING BANQUET • CHOOSE ONE: CHICKEN TERIYAKI RIBEYE STEAK VEGETARIAN NAPOLEON

NAME, CITY, STATE MEMBER NUMBER T-SHIRT SIZE T-SHIRT COLOR S M L XL XXL XXXL ANTIQUE ORANGE – GREY HAS SIX FLAGS SEASON PASS CIRCLE PREFERRED VOLUNTEER SHIFT(S) A B C D E F G H I J K L M N ADDING BANQUET • CHOOSE ONE: CHICKEN TERIYAKI RIBEYE STEAK VEGETARIAN NAPOLEON ATTENDING KIDS’ PARTY DURING BANQUET VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED FOR THESE SHIFTS REGISTRATION F 3:45 — 4:30 p.m. J Noon — 1:30 p.m. Please enter the number of children, ages 3–12, who will be attending the Sunday G 4:30 — 5 p.m. K 1:15 — 2:45 p.m. kids’ party during the banquet on Tuesday, June 17, from 6 to 10 p.m. A Noon — 12:45 p.m. GENERAL STORE L 2:30 — 4 p.m. B 12:45 — 1:30 p.m. Saturday Set Up M 3:45 — 4:15 p.m. C 1:30 — 2:15 p.m. H Time TBD Tuesday Sales PAYMENT METHOD Members and non-members may pay by money order. Members may pay by D 2:15 — 3 p.m. Sunday Sales N 10:30 — 11:30 p.m. E 3 — 3:45 p.m. I 10:45 a.m. — 12:15 p.m. check. Make checks or money orders payable to American Coaster Enthusiasts. Credit cards are accepted from members and non-members for advance registration and from members only for on-site registration. REGISTRATION FEES PAY BY CHECK OR MONEY ORDER ACE does not prorate registration fees for partial attendance. MEMBERS X $228 = Name of member writing check or person sending money order Member number MEMBERS PAY BY CREDIT CARD AGES 3–11 X $194 = Paying by Visa MasterCard Discover Card.

NON-MEMBERS X $284 = Name as it appears on credit card NON-MEMBERS AGES 3–11 X $242 = Billing address T-SHIRTS S–XL X $17 =

T-SHIRTS XXL–XXXL X $19 = Cardholder signature BANQUET X $40 = Credit Card Number Expiration Date Security Code

Total these six boxes and enter here. A CONTACT INFORMATION A phone number is required to process your registration. A confirmation will be sent to the email address on SIX FLAGS X $23 = B file with my.ACEonline.org. If you provide a different email address below, your profile will be updated SEASON PASS with that address. If you have provided an email address and confirmation is not received by May 31, 2014, please call 469.278.6223, 8 a.m. – 9 p.m. Central time or send an email to [email protected]. Subtract box B from box A and enter here. This is your total registration cost. EMAIL ADDRESS DAYTIME PHONE EVENING PHONE