New Park Portal Gives you Discount Tickets…Delivered To Your Door…With No Wait At The Gate!
Amusementpark.com is promising to change the way park enthusiasts plan their vacation click below to read the whole press release.’, ‘LOS ANGELES, CA — (INTERNET WIRE) — 07/24/2001 – It’s summer and 300 million amusement park visitors are enjoying an exciting season of thrills and fun. With gas prices up and discretionary income down, parkgoers know that saving money is essential. Busy parents are also looking for ways to save time for their families. With convenient travel tips and terrific discounts on tickets for major parks nationwide, amusementpark.com has become a valuable solution for parents and park lovers. Finally there’s one place to go, to enhance your theme park experience. Only amusementpark.com brings the fun-filled world of parks together under one roof.

Imagine getting tremendous discounts on tickets, the convenience of delivery to your door, plus all the information you need to make the most of your trip to the park. On amusementpark.com, you save on tickets, and can book your travel arrangements too. “Our feedback has been incredibly positive,” said Brian Comeau, President and Fun Director of amusementpark.com. “Folks tell us that they’ve waited years for a site like this. Nobody has our selection of tickets to so many parks.” Tickets to Six Flags, Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, Cedar Point, Raging Waters, Hersheypark, Knott’s Berry Farm, SeaWorld, Wet N Wild and many more parks, both large and small, are available on the site.

Making The Most of Your Day

Before you visit the park, visit amusementpark.com. What makes this site so different and refreshing is its content. news@amusementpark.com spans the globe to report on park happenings daily. Regular features like Jim Hill’s Hill Street News, The Theme and Robbie Was Here give stories, insight, and unique video collage on parks worldwide. Two Adults & One Child offers one family’s perspective of their cross-country park trips. And the site’s animated characters, Tip & Toid(TM), will save you time and money, and make your park visits great.

“The site is for park goers of all ages. It is unique in that it is extremely user-friendly, designed for everyone, from inexperienced Internet users, to expert Net surfers,” explained Jason Kimball, the site’s CCO and Fun Creator.

Parkgoers Go to amusementpark.com before their trip to parks

Since its May launch, hundreds of thousands of park goers are getting savvy! Convenient search functions help you find a great park in a given area, read about its featured rides, and even download exciting videos of all its new roller coasters. Then buy your tickets. They’re sent directly to you, or you can send them out as gifts – all at great savings, with no wait at the gate and no hassles with coupons! And after your trip, you can give feedback on the park in amusementpark.com’ Rate & Review and Trip Report sections.

“We make it easy for our on-the-go metro moms and online dads to plan their fun. Folks traveling to parks from different areas of the country love the convenience of getting their itineraries booked prior to leaving on family trips.” said Joie Pitre, the VP of Marketing & ‘Fun Promoter’. The company is served by TravelNow, a leader in the online discount travel arena.

The Parks Internet Advocate

amusementpark.com and parks have similar goals to keep park goers excited about their park. amusementpark.com helps parks because it is not a rumor site. Theme parks constantly provide amusementpark.com with much of the content it posts. It has factual, helpful data customers look for prior to visiting parks. By giving updates, news, and articles on what’s happening at the parks, the site informs guests about their favorite parks, and introduces them to new parks they may not have ever heard about prior to coming to the site. “It’’s an online compliment to the parks own website which helps tremendously with consumer awareness,” explains Joie Pitre has become a media personality, with his expert and entertaining perspective on theme parks. “We love parks,” said Scott L, a lifelong park enthusiast. “Our site is an unbiased resource for media and consumers, and we help keep the parks in the minds of park goers all year round. ” The site even houses a priceless collection of historical pieces on amusement parks across the country. (see “Park History” section of the site!)

This summer, in recognition of the 40th Anniversary of theme park giant Six Flags, we’ve posted an extensive collection of historical photos and original illustrations on the amusementpark.com web-site. Interviews and video complete this online anniversary celebration, including Six Flags Over Texas, birthplace of the regional theme park industry.

Background
The amusementpark.com web-site was based on 2 years of survey data collected from preview site visitors. Parkgoers gave hundreds of suggestions, and offered valuable input on what they’d like the site to be to them.

“Folks think we’re crazy to launch in the wake of the great dot com shakeout,” said Patrick Garot, CFO & ‘Fun Analyzer’. “However, we saw unmet needs on both sides of the equation – for consumers to get park information on one easy-to-use site, and for parks to talk more directly to parkgoers. Everyone benefits!”

The amusementpark.com offices are headquartered in Los Angeles, California.