mcoconnell

I signed up for the event but did not receive an email on where to send the check. It's been a few days and was wondering if there is a way to check if my order went through or not? I did check my spam and every other folder but have not seen a thing. I did not want to pay the extra PayPal fee but if it will make it easier then that's fine. I wanted to ask in case the order did go in and my email is for some reason not getting to me. Looking forward to another Bash.

There would be at least three of my family who would defiantly do the Discovery Kingdom part. Great America is closer to home but my daughter just got tired of going there with nothing new for her to do. We might do both days but we have been making a weekend getaway in Napa for the previous events and had a great time.

Just signed up for me and the family. When I told my wife about the club she did not believe the price and all the that comes with it. Thanks so much for all the work. See you all at the Bash in a few days.

As someone who doesn't sit in front of a computer and post to forms much I think the idea is a good one. Things that are free like TPR are never free of cost to someone and it seems like if you don't join it will remain the same. We have been ACE members for some time but find the TPR events much more fun. At the Bay Area Bash we took my mom, dad, brother in law and his wife, our daughter, son and his girlfriend and while some were not coaster or park fans everyone had a great time. While me and my wife have a good time at the ACE events I don't think the others would have enjoyed it quite as much. I for one would pay for a family membership and drop the ACE as we can never seem to make what few events they have up here in northern California. I also believe in supporting what you use and this is a great way to help out and get something in return.

The two in the photo are my wifes brother chuck and his wife Jan. They are not big amusement park people but we were spending the weekend in Napa with them and when the event was announced they wanted to give it a try. We also went with my mom and dad. Dad won't ride because of health reasons but loves to go and meet people. My mom loved it and we could not get here off of V2 during ERT. I have to say a big thanks to everyone who was involved in getting this set up. The Tony Hawk challenge was way to much fun and riding it in the future will never be the same. One thing that stood out for us was every employ we ran across was so friendly, saying hi and asking how our day was. This happened wether we were with the group or just out on our own.