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I got this cup in August of 2002. It promotes Batman: The Dark Knight - new for the 2002 season at Six Flags New England.

This is from Kennywood Park. I got this in 2001. Phantom's Revenge was new for that season.

Before Six Flags Worlds Of Adventure was known by that name it was Six Flags Ohio. The Ohio suffix only lasted one season (2000) - I never visited that year.
In 2001 they were still selling these cups with Ohio on them.

Universal Studios Florida cup from the 2002 season.

This one is from SeaWorld Orlando, 2001.

Lake Compounce offers free drinks to guests but this cup was so great we had to snag one. It's a huge honkin' cup with the heaviest, most obnoxious topper ever - I love it! From the 2002 season. Click next photo for another look at it.

A simple design to comemorate the park's 100th anniversary.

I actually had a 2002 cup from Six Flags Over Georgia but accidentally left it on top of the car (well, Rebecca's SUV) when we left and never saw it again. I replaced it in 2003 with this one.

A simple Tweety design is what I got at Six Flags America in 2003.

This 2003 Busch Gardens Williamsburg cup features graphics representing all 5 of their coasters.

Cedar Point's 2002 offering promoted their new coaster for that year - Wicked Twister.

I got this one at SeaWorld during the 2001 season.

We went to Walt Disney World so many times from 1999 to 2001 that I'm not sure exactly when I picked this one up. But it's from that time frame.

Kennywood gives you a little interesting history lesson on this cup that we picked up in 2002.

Dorney offered this cups in 2002 and also have them for 2003. It features graphics for their five major coasters include the now defunct Hercules. (looking awfully Ultimate Warrior if you ask me)

I got this cool Islands Of Adventure cup in 2000. The dinosaur head topper is a nice touch.

I got this cool cup at Islands Of Adventure in 2000. The dinosaur head topper is a nice touch.

This cup was available in 2002. One of the few souvenir cups I've come across that is just a regular cup.

This is from Hersheypark's 2001 X-mas Candylane event.

A nice collection of ride photos adorn this cup from 2002.

In 2002 Six Flags Great Adventure ran a summerlong promotion called the

Carowinds played on the seemingly endless popularity of Spongebob Squarepants on this 2003 cup.
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The Summer Of Festivals cups were also made in clear/blue.

The blue/black color scheme makes this 2002 Six Flags Worlds Of Adventure cup one of my favorites.

This Busch Gardens Tampa cup from 2001 features Montu on one side and Kumba on the other.

This Busch Gardens Tampa cup from 2001 features Kumba on one side and Montu on the other.

Roller Soaker was the graphic of choice for this Hersheypark cup from 2002.

The blue version of the Top Thrill Dragster cup. We got this first thing in the morning on August 12, 2003 - outside the park at the little arcade by the Magnum entrance. The guy who gave it to us mentioned it was the first Blue one he'd sold. It seemed weird at the time, but all day long we had park employees asking us where we got the blue cup at. It seems there were many of them waiting for the blue ones to go into circulation and we appeared to be one of the first people to get one. It was kind of weird having park employees asking where you got something at. Hey, I never promised a good story...

The 2003 Sesame Place cup features Elmo.

Knoebels wasn't selling refillable souvenir cups at their drink stands, so we grabbed this one from a gift shop because we really suck. From 2003.

For 2004 Kennywood is offering these cups with Garfield's Nightmare graphics.
It's the kind of design that is animated when you move the cup back and forth.

Kings Island was celebrating the Beast's 25th anniversary in this 2004 design.

A simple traditional graphic is what DelGrosso's delivered in their 2004 souvenir cup offering.

No surprise that Hersheypark's 2004 cups promoted the excellent Storm Runner coaster.

Martin's went with the long, slender bong-like design for 2004.

Idlewild had the most solid souvenir cup I've ever come across. This thing is solid and heavy...
...and a walking billboard for their new for 2004 ride - Howler.

Another one of those nice, solid cups. Dollywood's 2005 cup featured the new Country Fair.

Dorney's 2005 cups featured their new coaster, Hydra.
The flip-up sippy spout is a nice alternative to the straws.

Skull Island was new for 2005 and Six Flags Over Georgia made sure you knew it with their cups.

Just a generic ICEE craphic for Six Flags Great America in 2005. This was a hard cup to get. By 10am, we were told the park had no more cups to sell and managed to find this one way towards the back of the park before the crowds got there. We were also told it was the last one.

Michigan's Adventure stuck with what I call the

Standard offering with a Spongebob graphic in Kings Island's 2006 offering.

Six Flags Kentuxcky Kingdom had a generic ICEE bear design when we visited late in the 2006 season.

Kings Island used the Spongebob 'ripped pants' design on their cups again in 2007.

Geauga Lake had a funky cup design for 2007 complete with a graphic featuring X-Flight
(which was removed before the 2007 season began).

Would you expect anyhting less than Maverick featured on Cedar Point's 2007 cups?

Silver Dollar City had those high-quality, thick cups with the secure twisty lid and a nice graphic as well. Got this in 2007.

Six Flags St. Louis had a 2007 cup featuring their new coaster - Tony Hawk's Big Spin.

Hersheypark went with their newest coaster for their 2008 cup.

The 2008 cup at Six Flags Great Adventure was green with a collage graphic.

Hard Rock Park had these sweet guitar-shaped cups for their inaugural season in 2008.

A simple design worked nicely for Ghost Town In The Sky for their 2008 cup.

Carowinds did a blue cup with a collage-style graphic in 2008.

Ober Gatlinburg put a mountain scene featuring the Aerial Tramway on their 2008 cup.

Most enthusiasts have some sort of collection to serve as a reminder of the parks and rides they've been to. Some collect shirts, some collect ride photos or brochures or shot glasses or whatever. I've never been one to "officially" collect park souvenirs, but I do drink Mountain Dew and Coke like most people drink water. Therefore I know how to get the most drink for my money - park souvenir cups with reduced price refills! These cups always make their way to the cupboard at home and have turned into my personal unofficial park souvenir collection. It wasn't meant to happen this way, it just did. I have a one of the lamest park souvenir collectable merchandise habits around. What better to do than share it with the world?