Travis Kelce promotes Cedar Point season pass sale
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 1:35 PM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
Travis Kelce visited Cedar Point amusement park this week to promote a limited time sale on season passes. The Kansas City Chiefs player, who recently married Taylor Swift, announced the promotion in a post sharing memories of growing up visiting the park. The sale, billed as the lowest price of the season, includes admission to Cedar Point and Kings Island through the end of the season. The deal runs until September 7, with Kelce's statement expressing a desire for families to enjoy the parks as he did. Six Flags is implementing changes to season passes, including restrictions on Fast Lane passes for the next season.
- •Kelce's visit includes promoting a sale on season passes.
- •The sale runs until September 7 and offers admission through the end of the season.
- •Season passes are at the lowest price, with a Gold Pass on sale for $115.
- •Changes to Fast Lane passes will occur next season at Cedar Point.
- •Kelce recalled fond memories of Cedar Point and Kings Island from his childhood.
- 1:35 PMYahoo Sports — Travis Kelce reveals his big Cedar Point announcement
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