Thunder over Cedar Creek Lake


Cedar Creek Lake
Tyler , TX
Date: July 06, 2013
Airshow Website





 
Comments (7)

how much are the seats at the pinnacle? EDITORS' REPLY: Check with the show organizers.

Posted by tony ramsey on January 12,2011 | 09:34 PM

Would you please send me info on the show. Are there really jets that fly over the lake, and if there are, when and where do we need to be? Thanks for your help. Gary Reynolds. EDITORS' REPLY: For more information about any of the airshows, please go to the websites of the show organizers or venues.

Posted by GARY REYNOLDS on June 24,2011 | 08:25 AM

like to know the time of the air show and the admission fee.

Thanks
Buster Pruitt. EDITORS' REPLY: Specific information about any of the airshows can be obtained by going to the website of the show's organizers or venue.

Posted by Buster Pruitt on July 2,2011 | 10:32 AM

Those people going to Tyler to see the show at Cedar Creek Lake are going to be sorely disappointed. Cedar Creek is about 60 miles from Tyler.

Posted by Pat Sinnott on July 2,2011 | 03:14 PM

Hi!

I attended the Air Show this past Saturday for the first time...I am from McKinney, Texas.

The show was so enjoyable, exciting and fun!

I did capture a couple of photos, battling the lighting, but did catch some I thought you would enjoy viewing...

It was also my first time to photograph fire works, and they are hard, but was happy that they too, came out ok! LOL

Here's this link to view the pics, if you wish to do so...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/happyheart-photography/sets/72157626989113129/

I look forward to next year! Thanks for such a wonderful Air Show!

Sincerely,

Rebecca L. Welter

Posted by Rebecca L. Welter on July 5,2011 | 08:15 PM

Best air show ever!

Posted by Cotton Ball on July 6,2011 | 11:01 PM

It looks like the 2012 show is at 6pm



http://www.cedarcreeklake.com/entertainment--Thunder-Over-Cedar-Creek-Lake-to-stage-annual-air-show-fireworks-display/248

Posted by Jimmy on July 6,2012 | 06:24 PM

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