Cedar Point coasters make faces look funny | Sandusky Register Cedar Fair's Chicago-based ad agency has developed an ad campaign to capitalize on the company's strong suit: roller coasters.  And nothing says thrills better than a person's face.  The amusement park giant has unveiled the new ad campaign, "Faces," created by the ad firm Cramer-Krasselt. The ad starts with one distorted face after another filling the screen — a result of the G-forces from a given ride.  For those into coasters, it's an identifiable image. Cramer-Krasselt, which has worked with Cedar Fair for two years now, generated the concept as a continuation of its "Thrills Connect" campaign. This new segment is a hit with company executives, and apparently with fans of the parks as well.   "Everyone instantly identified with the image. It's a memorable idea," said Lee Ann Alexakos, Cedar Fair's vice president of marketing. "It has people talking, like all good advertising should." An ad was created for each of Cedar Fair's 11 parks, featuring ro

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Cedar Point coasters make faces look funny