ACE Goes Wild at the Columbus Zoo Saturday, July 24, 2021

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ACE Goes Wild at the Columbus Zoo Saturday, July 24, 2021 Prepared to be amazed! The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is a recreational and educational complex home to over 10,000 animals, many rides and other attractions. Join members and guests of the ACE Eastern Great Lakes region for a unique day to experience all the zoo has to offer. This includes Sea Dragon, an ACE Coaster Classic by John Allen built in 1956 and Tidal Twist, NEW FOR 2021, a Zamperla Spinning Coaster. Both coasters are included in an hour of ERT! The zoo is also home to the historic 1914 Mangels-Illions Grand Carousel, originally located in the now-closed Olentangy Park in nearby Clintonville. Tentative Schedule* Pricing 8:30 AM – 10:30 AM – Event Check-In – New Hope Church Parking Lot** ACE Members: 9 AM – 7 PM – Zoo and attractions are open to the public and event attendees Zoo Gold Member: $12 10:30 AM – Zoombezi Bay opens to the public and Age 60+ or Age 3-9 (no waterpark): $20 event attendees Zoo Member: $22 12 PM – ITOT on North American Train Ride – Zoo Admission: $35 North America Region Zoo Admission + Zoombezi Bay 2 PM – ITOT on Grand Carousel – Shores Region (waterpark) Admission (all ages): $43 3 PM – ITOT on The Island Boat Ride – Australia Non-Members are an additional $5 and and The Islands Region must attend as a guest of an ACE 5 PM – ITOT on Falcon Fall – Adventure Cove member 5:30 PM – ITOT on Havoc Harbor – Adventure Cove 6 PM – ITOT on Mission Macaw – Adventure Cove 6:45 PM – Group photo in front of Sea Dragon 7 PM – 8 PM – ERT on Tidal Twister and Sea **NOTE: Check-in will take place off-site at New Dragon Hope Church – 4739 W. Powell Rd, Powell, OH (approx. ½ mile from zoo entrance) *Schedule subject to change due to inclement weather, ride availability, or other unforeseen circumstances Registration includes: Parking (a $10 value) Access to all rides ERT on both coasters Meal voucher *Meal voucher is good for an entrée item, side, and a single-serve beverage – Look for “Dining Pass” icon on maps throughout the park All attendees (including non-members) are expected to follow the ACE Code of Conduct, which can be found at aceonline.org/conduct, including all park mandates related to COVID-19. ACE members will be held responsible for the actions of any of their guests. .

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