We purchased hopper tickets and decided to give CC a try.
All I can say is ----- Never Again!!!! 3 of the rides we had to
leave because, people got "stuck" or the safety restraints were not working-----SCARY!!!! The go-karts and the putt-putt golf are fun,
but other than that, not very memorable. The "fireworks" display is more of a movie about patriotism and America (which is great), but when children are expecting a large fireworks display, not so great.

Celebration City is an amusement park that offers 30 rides and attractions (including go-cart, mini-golf, and roller coasters). The worst part of the whole day was the ticket counter. It took us about 1/2 an hour to get our tickets. They only had one window open for the longest time, and they opened a second one up. Next time, we will buy tickets in advance online. We opted for the "Family Meal Deal". For $24.99 plus tax (ages 12 & up) we were able to gain admission to the park, unlimited Coca-Cola fountain drinks for the time were were there, and a meal). Ages 4 through 11 were $17.99 plus tax for the "Meal Deal". We chose "Kick's BBQ" restaurant for our supper. I had the "Pulled Pork Platter (included the sandwich and choice of 2 sides). I chose corn-on-the-cob and french fries for my sides. The food was wonderful! I would definitely go back! My son's BBQ beef sandwich was good also. The unlimited fountain drinks were awesome as it was hot the day we were there. The park gives each family member an armband to show at the concession stands/restaurants, to indicate the free drinks. The roller coasters were awesome as was the nightly fireworks and laser light show. We plan to go back there again!!

Celebration City is a tiny little amusement park, but it has a lot packed in it. It's great for a few hours, especially in the evening time because of the fireworks show. The shops are great too!!

It is a boardwalk- type park with go-carts, bungee rides, roller coasters, and games. It's open from 3pm to 10pm. It also has restaurants and shops that were surprisingly affordable. At the Paper Moon, you can get neat things and dye your candles. The energy level in the park revs up after dark. The lawn Night Fire laser show at 9:30pm was really cool, and they end with some songs to dance to, which sounds goofy, but it was fun. We did the chicken dance and Macarena.

This is a very nice smaller amusement park that has a nice selection of rides that even smaller kids (42 inches) can ride. We had a very nice time going from ride to ride with no waits on almost all of them (late August).

The laser show at the end of the day is worth sticking around for. It has a music montage from the 50's on up including images, laser patterns, and fireworks. It was a very nice ending to a very good day.