Did you know that Cedar Point has a free program that is a great way for families with small children to save money when visiting the park.

If you have a 3-5 year old child, sign them up for a Cedar Point Pre-K pass to get FREE Admission into Cedar Point and Cedar Point Shores water park for the entire 2024 season. 

Important Note: The offer is NOT available at the Cedar Point front gate. You must register online before you get to the park. You will receive the Pre-K Pass at the Cedar Point Season Pass Center once proper identification is provided proving your child’s date of birth and your child’s picture is taken. Examples of valid identification are an original certified birth certificate or travel passport. Copies of birth certificates or passports are accepted.

Also, note that the pass is based on the child’s age on the day the pass is validated. Therefore, even if your child turns 6 before the end of the season, they can still use the pass if it was validated before their 6th birthday. 

How to get FREE Admission to Cedar Point for Kids (ages 3 – 5)

1. Register online for the Cedar Point Pre-K Pass before your Cedar Point visit. The pass needs to be registered before August 1, 2024. The Pre-K pass is ONLY available online, not at the front gate. 
2. Bring your child to the Cedar Point Season Pass Center at the main front gate to activate their pass by August 1, 2024! Your child must be present and proof of age (original or copy of birth certificate or travel passport) will be required.
3. Have fun! The pass is valid for unlimited visits for the rest of the 2024 season! The Pre-K Pass also includes admission to Dinosaur’s Alive, Cedar Point Shores as well as admittance to Early Entry to both Cedar Point (one hour early before park opening) and Cedar Point Shores (1/2 hour before water park opening).

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