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To Download Event Flyer and present April 10, 2021 Six Flags Fiesta Texas welcomes ACEers back for Fiesta Fest Registration 2021! Thanks to a rare winter storm we had to reschedule the ACE members w/season pass or membership. $20.00 event from February to April. In order to help make rescheduling ACE members needing a ticket……... .. $30.00 easy, another group invited ACE to join them on the day they had already scheduled an event for. If you want a place online to Non members w/season pass or membership. $40.00 talk all things amusement parks and share photos, videos and Non members needing a ticket……... .. $50.00 more, be sure to check out Thrill Seekers United on Facebook. NOTE: Non-members can join Thrill Seekers United on Many of them are already ACE members so you may see several Facebook and attend for the same cost as ACE Members familiar names. plus tax. Several changes were made to the schedule from the original Postmark Deadline: March 29, 2021 agenda due to changes in operating hours, ride availability and no Mardi Gras festival. A final schedule will be provided on the Register online: day of the event and will include special show seating for various shows during the afternoon. http://acesouthcentral.ticketleap.com/ff21-apr Online Deadline: April 3, 2021 All attendees (including non-members) are ex- You must register by the deadlines to attend. There is pected to follow the ACE Code of Conduct which no on-site late registration. can be found at www.aceonline.org/conduct/ Attendee substitutions will only be considered if the ACE members will be held responsible for the Regional Rep Team is contacted at least 1 week before actions of any of their guests the event. Registration required for ages 3 and up. Tentative Schedule* Updated schedule will presented at check-in Saturday, April 10th (The park is open 10:30 AM to 8 PM) Dinner Menu 8:45 AM—Check-in begins 9:00 - 10:00 AM—Climb the lift hill of Goliath! Sliced Brisket 10:30 AM—First ride of the day on Iron Rattler Grilled Chicken Breast 10:50 AM—Group photo in front of waterfalls. Hot Dogs 11:00 AM - Noon—Lights on walk-through of Pirates of the Deep Sea American Potato Salad Noon—First ride on Pandemonium 5:00 - 6:30 PM—Dinner in the Picnic Grove Ranch Style Beans 8 –9 PM—ERT on Superman Krypton Coaster, Sky Screamer Fruit Cobbler and Zoom Jets *Inclement weather, equipment problems or other unforeseen Iced Tea, Water and Coke Products circumstances may affect the schedule—including ERT ses- sions. COVID-19 Notice The greatest concern of American Coaster Enthusiasts is the health, safety and enjoyment of its members. To ensure continued safety, ACE is closely monitoring the ever-evolving COVID-19 situa- tion. As a result, we ask that you respect the wishes of ACE and the park. Please follow and respect all safety procedures instituted by Fiesta Texas, our host for the event. This includes wearing face coverings as requested by the park. If you feel you cannot follow the pro- cedures put in place by the park, please do not register for the event. Since this is a constantly changing situation and will most likely change after the publish date of this event flyer, you can view the most up to date information from Fiesta Texas here: https://www.sixflags.com/fiestatexas/plan-your-visit/safety-protocols When arriving for morning event check-in at the park, as a courtesy to the volunteers working, please wear a face covering when approaching the check-in area. The volunteers will be wearing a face covering as well. We likewise suggest and encourage wearing face covering when in close proximity to one another when socializing prior to entering the park. We realize that many of you attending may be seeing some of your ACE friends for the first time in quite a while. We know that you'll be happy to see one another, but given health concerns, we kindly ask that you refrain from shaking hands, hugging and any other physical contact outside those in your group/family. Everyone has different comfort levels in terms of being in close proximity to oth- ers. Please be respectful of other members and allow a six-foot distance between one another, un- less it's made clear by all involved that closer proximity is welcomed. If there are any major changes to this information, updates will be provided through Facebook as well as email to those that have registered. Fiesta Fest Registration Form—April 10, 2021 Registration forms must be postmarked by March 29, 2021. All registered will have catered meal(s) ordered for them and in the event of not being able to attend, the registered member may not be entitled to a refund. The payment of registration fees by, for or on behalf of participants releases and holds harmless American Coaster Enthusiasts, Inc. and its Officers, Executive Committee Members, Regional Representatives and other representatives from any and all liabilities related to those activities. The payment of registration fees by, for or on behalf of participants acknowledges that an inherent risk of exposure to Covid-19 exists in public places where people are present and that attendees voluntarily assume all risks to exposure to Covid-19 and holds harmless American Coaster Enthusiasts, Inc. and its Officers, Executive Committee Members, Regional Representatives and other representatives from any and all illness and injury. All attendees (including non-members) are expected to follow the ACE Code of Conduct which can be found at www.aceonline.org/ conduct/ ACE members will be held responsible for the actions of any of their guests. You can email [email protected] with any questions regarding the event. Make all checks payable to Jason Knutson and mail this form postmarked by March 29, 2021 to: Jason Knutson 1618 Bel Riposo Ln League City, TX 77573 OR Register online (for an additional fee): https://acesouthcentral.ticketleap.com/ff21-apr Online Deadline: April 3, 2021 Event Fee Membership # SF $20 Members w/ SP or Season membership (Enter N if non- Pass? $30 Members no SP or Name City, State member) (Y/N) membership Phone Number For Primary Contact: Email Address For Primary Contact: Total Enclosed: $ ACESouthCentral.org @acesouthcentral Make sure to use #RideWithACE and #FiestaFest in your posts! American Coaster Enthusiasts South Central ACEridewithus @ridewithACE .
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