Cedar Point

This is one of my favorite vacation destinations. The price of admission is fair, the two day pass with waterpark is probably the best deal you can get. There’s nothing better than riding the coasters until it gets hot, then going to the pool to cool off. Plus, once the sun starts to go back down, it’s back on the coasters to get your hair dried!
The food is expensive (of course), but it’s easy to fill up a cooler and leave it in your car. Just remember to get your hand stamped or keep your pass on hand so you can go back in after eating.
There are some rides that you can’t leave a bag or pack in a cubby, such as the Millenium Force. It makes you pay for a locker. I try to travel light, for this reason. Cargo shorts, or God-​forbid a fanny pack will save your life here.
Stay hydrated too, the water fountains don’t taste very good, and are few and far between. The bathrooms are about what I would expect for a park, though it really could be better.

I love Cedar Point! My family and I would come here during the summer, spending a couple of days to ride their awesome roller coasters: D Blue Streak, Cedar Creek Mine Ride, Corkscrew, GateKeeper, Gemini, Iron Dragon, Magnum XL-​200, Maverick, Mean Streak, Pipe Scream, Raptor, Rougarou, Top Thrill Dragster, Wicked Twister, Wilderness Run, and the Woodstock Express — I love how each of the coasters are categorized (go for the 5!). My favorite, of course, is the Millennium Force, which is 93 mph fast and has an 80-​degree drop. The ride itself is 2 minutes, and it definitely gives you that adrenaline rush! They also have a waterpark and live entertainment (Rockin’ Country, Charlie Brown’s Funtime, Snoopy’s Sing-​a-​Long, etc.), for those who aren’t fans of the coasters.
+Millennium Force: D
+coasters categorized based on ‘thrill’
+group sales/​annual passes available

Even though I can only stomach the kiddie rides, Cedar Point is great.
Pros: Lots of rides to choose from. Kids have a section and adults have another for more intense rides. The entertainment is decent. Large park with lots of food and drink choices (please note a 200% mark up).
Cons: The park and the bathrooms are DIRTY!!! Everything and I mean everything needs to be power washed. The whole park is sticky. There is a lot of walking and it would be nice to have some shuttles for parking so far away from the entrance. Finally the last con is the price. It cost almost $ 70 per adult. This makes the park a one time summer event instead of a monthly trip.
I recommend enjoying the park at least once per summer. Its great fun.

Cedar point is a weird mix of awesome roller coasters, long lines, rides breaking down, overpriced food and tickets, and awesome roller coasters.
Basically you have to hope to get lucky and come on a day that’s not too busy with nice weather and the rides don’t break down too much. Buy your tickets online or at a meijer in the area to save a few bucks most days.
If you have to prioritize roller coasters ride the Millennium Force, Raptor, and Gatekeeper. Skyhawk is the best non roller coaster and generally not too long of a line.
Skip the Wicked Twister. It may make you sick and isn’t fun.

Do not get it confused, Cedar Point is hands down, Americas number one amusement park for thrills. This is intensified during the halloweekends.
I have visited many theme and amusement parks and they all seem to be knockoff or reflections of Cedar Points mechanisms.
Food is appropriately priced, rec areas and facility is overall pleasant.
Cedar Point will always retain its hair raising charm for all ages but as for me, I have been so many times I feel like a pro thrill seeker. Cedar point is good first and only park.
Rest easy disaster transport.
The best ride here has to be the Wicked twister and Second best will be the Skyhawk.
An unforgettable experience.

If you are an adrenaline junkie or roller coaster fanatic you have to visit Cedar Pointe at least once in your lifetime.
Get the fast pass. It’s worth it. You can hit at least 3 different rides back to back before the park even opens. After that it’s at least an hour long wait for each ride.
Food prices are similar to other amusement parks. Expect to pay around $ 10-​$ 12 for a hot dog or hamburger. There’s also a Panda Express & Chik-​fil-​a inside the park.
Make sure you check the weather for the day you go. I went on a rainy weekend and most of the rides closed on and off until the rain finally cleared.

Spent the weekend with the family up at Cedar Point. Great weekend for it overall. The weather was a bit grim on Saturday, but otherwise sunny and nice. It’s approaching fall now, and Cedar Point is in Halloweekend mode.
My wife and I had pretty mixed feelings about the whole experience. First off, Cedar Point is really large, well maintained, and offers plenty of attractions for everyone. All good stuff. Plus there’s the beach right next to it if you want to walk in the sand or (during the warmer months) go for a swim. There are coasters of every size and style along with an awesome arcade stocked with some real classics like Space Invaders and Donkey Kong! My sons liked that best.
The downside to our trip was in two parts. The worst of which was the concept of Halloweekend as executed. We didn’t know that it was going on when we booked the trip. My wife was actually at Hotel Breakers in the park for a conference and Cedar Point was just a nice bonus for my sons and I. Not knowing we were approaching Halloweekend we started our trip venturing out into the park Friday night when we arrived. Unwittingly, we wound up in one of the VERY poorly marked «scare zones» and having my 8-​year-​old son scared to death by a park employee dressed as a zombie clown. She was apologetic and dropped character when he fell from the fright and hurt his arm but still, the opposite of fun.
We did a little research the next morning and figured out that the scare zones were marked by these nondescript arches with skulls on them. Understand these zones are not tucked back anywhere, they’re right along the midway walk. And we also found out you could buy a «No Boo» necklace for children who wished to not be scared while enjoying the park. The necklace would identify to the employees that your child wished to not be harassed, jumped at, or otherwise antagonized by park staff. The necklace cost $ 8. That was not a happy thing for us. The literal definition of extortion is charging money in exchange for not being harassed. The option to enjoy the park without fear from the employees should be complimentary, in our opinion.
That spirit is the second part of the downside. The park seems a little frustrated to have guests in the fall. Many attractions were closed and the staff just generally had an air of «why are you here waisting my time» than «we’re so happy to have you here enjoying our park.» Again, I think that maybe that’s just a fall thing, and we might give it a try during the summer.
So if you enjoy rides and amusement park attractions, Cedar Point has a lot to offer. I really hope they review how they handle Halloweekends in the future and find a way to make the park enjoyable for customers of all ages and dispositions during that season instead of antagonizing for the younger crowd.

I LOVE ROLLERCOASTERS! I am a kid again! I was Super excited. I went on YouTube and looked up the rollercoasters. Researched it online before heading here. I’m from Houston, I flew all the way to Detroit to stay with my best friend, and then we drove all the way to Cedar Point. I had a BOGO for the tickets so it was a huge saver. I came on a Saturday and I knew it was going to be packed so I purchased a fast pass. Let me say it was totally worth it. You can purchase a fast pass plus to ride extra 4 new rollercoasters. Fast pass plus is more expensive. The 4 new rides include: Maverick, Rougarou, Top Thrill Dragster, and Gatekeeper.
Oh my goodness the park was amazing. I have never seen soo many rollercoasters packed in this park. Fast pass wait time was 15 mins versus 2.5 hrs. Its really time saver. I love the feeling when my body rises off the chair when coming down from a fast rollercoasters. I am the type of person that has my hands up on the rides screaming with happiness! Woo hoo! My favorite ride was the Millennium Force 300ft high, 93 mph, and 2.20 mins!!! Maverick and Rougarou was the rides my fast pass didn’t work so I waited in long lines. It was fun! I tried every ride except the Top thrill & Gatekeeper. Top Thrill Dragster was having technical problem, so the line was long as ever. We couldn’t wait in line. We gave up. And since I’m not as young as I use to be so by the end of the day I couldn’t stand in another long line to ride the Gatekeeper. Man I was tired and my arms are sore.
Make sure you try the funnel fries its not as messy. I love funnel fries! Crispy, hot, and powered sugar. Yum! For lunch I had Chick-​fil-​A, delicious chicken sandwiches. Prices was double than normal. Since its amusement park I understand the prices. My overall experience was amazing. I will return one day to try out the Top thrill dragster & Gatekeeper.

I haven’t been on a roller coaster in 10 years and I had a blast here! There were many rides to choose from. I was too scared to ride some rides like the ragging bull, but I still had plenty to choose from. I went on a Monday morning and the lines were short so I was able to ride multiple rides.
My only negative would be that the games are too expensive. Six Flags games are easier to win. Also, the food is very expensive. A burger without fries and a drink should Not cost $ 12!
Because of the variety of rides, I will give this a 4, but the price for food and games is ridiculous.

Let me give you a different perspective of Cedar Point: I don’t ride roller coasters. On my last visit (8.18−19.2015) I rode ONE coaster (Gatekeeper) and decided that roller coasters are no longer for me.
That being said, Cedar Point is still a 5 star experience. I’ve been coming here since I was about 8 years old, very sporadically (every 3 – 5 years maybe?) This trip it had been 10 years since my last visit.
The park was exactly as I had remembered it, in every way. There were several things that were new since my last visit in 2005 (Skyhawk, Maverick, Windseeker, Gatekeeper, and Rougarou are the new coasters) as well as some things being moved around, re-​done, and removed. My beloved Cadillac Cars may be gone, but the new front entryway is much more welcoming and beautiful. I LOVE how Gatekeeper literally does just that, flying over the front entryway of the park.
Food is just as delicious and fresh as I recall, please PLEASE do not miss cheese-​on-​a-​stick, you can only get it at a few places in the park, and it really is a hidden gem. Try to get one fresh out of the fryer, it will change your life. I tried funnel cake and found it too greasy, maybe because it was the end of the evening. Or maybe because what I really wanted was an elephant ear. Please also don’t miss Toft’s ice cream. Their «one quality» is A+.
The park is clean and nearly every employee I ran into was friendly and helpful (with the exception of the girl selling t-​shirts who had some guests funnel into her kiosk during a downpour who told us all how much she hated her job… let’s talk about outleirs.) There are plenty of garbage cans, bathrooms, drinking fountains, and shops to cool off in. Any food vendor will give you a cup of water for no charge.
Plenty of tchotchkies for those of us who have collections (shot glasses, coffee mugs, key chains, shirts, etc.)
As a non-​rider, there are plenty of places to sit to wait for family and friends, but in sun and shade. During non-​peak times (our trip was mid-​week, at the end of the season) lines aren’t that long, but if you’re going during the rush — bring a book. Or, better yet, grab a towel and hang out on the beach or at Soak City while your thrill seekers get their guts turned upside down.
If you plan to ride, bring minimal stuff with you and save your tchotchkie buying until the end of the day (good thing fanny packs are making a comeback!) because they’re locking down on what they’ll allow people to bring through the line and you’ll have to get a locker, which can get pricey if you don’t have someone like me to watch your ish.
If you don’t plan to ride, a souvenir cup might be worth the investment ($ 14 I think?) with free refills the day of purchase and $ 0.99 refills the rest of the season.
Be prepared to do A LOT of walking. With 17 major coasters, I definitely recommend 2 days for the park, especially if you want to take advantage of the water park. On our first day, we walked 10 miles (I was tracking with my fitbit.) That also included 2 stops for rainstorms, and a nap. Imagine if we would’ve been on our feet the whole time!
I may not ride roller coasters anymore, but you’ll still find me back here for sure.

Cedar Point definitely isn’t what it used to be. The park was dirty; not that there was trash laying everywhere, but more than that there were cobwebs and seagull feces all over the place, trash underneath the rides and some bathrooms left a LOT to be desired. Yes. I understand that Cedar Point sits on a lake are seagulls to be expected; but when the fans that are in place to help keep you cool while waiting in line are encrusted in seagull crap, one can’t help but wonder if suffering through the heat would be better than the «cooler» air we are inhaling.
Last year we ate at the restaurant that has the buffet, and it was good. This year however; not so much. We came in during the off-​peak time to eat. The staff seemed «bothered» by our presence, the food looked «old», and it was cold making it even more annoyingly overpriced.
The worst part of the day was waiting in line for @ least 45 minutes for the roller coaster that is pretty close to the front of the park (the one where your feet dangle AND the one that seemed to have the worst «seagull fans») only to be told AFTER getting seated, that we could not ride because my daughter had an orthopedic boot on. «if she can take it off she can ride». Really? I wanted to say, «If she could take it off, she wouldn’t be wearing it!»; but I didn’t. I went to speak with somebody in guest services and they were «really sorry» and gave me a pamphlet of rides that she could and could not ride with her boot.
The BEST part of the day was, of all places; The First Aid Center where we went to obtain a Band-​Aid. Every single person working in there was delightful and should be commended.
I guess when it’s all said and done, sometimes it’s the little things in life… like a Band-​Aid.

Oh, amusement parks, I love you and I hate you. The hate is mostly because I’m a misanthrope, so amusement parks and malls are basically my worst nightmare come to life.
That said, the universe frickin’ aligned the day after July 4^th, 2015, because this park was mostly empty. I mean, it was still busy, but 15 minutes or less wait for the roller coasters? Whaaaat. Despite that, it still took us literally all day (10AM to when the park closed at 10PM, because it was Sunday) to get through all of the coasters.
Now, I like roller coasters well enough if they go really fast and don’t throw me around like an untethered blow-​up doll in a van that’s running from the cops. Really, the issue is I’m tall-​ish but narrow, so I’m never held in quite right by the safety bars and I tend to slide around enough to be painful. So, for me, there were only two coasters here that I actually liked: Top Thrill Dragster (I made my friends go twice!) and Millenium Force. Both are fast, smooth rides. Millenium Force is especially impressive, because there is almost no jarring of any type.
The food is amusement park food, and myself and a friend were determined to stuff some overpriced funnel cake into our mouths, and Cedar Point did not disappoint on that front. We also had wine, because of course we did. Any opportunity I get to stroll down a street in America with an open container I am all about.
This is one of those places that you just have to go to. It’s basically a requirement as an American. (That and like, Yellowstone and other such places.) It’s also a good time, and really beautiful at night.

A fantastic park with a TON of roller coasters!
My complaint about many other amusement parks (Disney, Busch Gardens, etc.) is that there aren’t many roller coasters. This is not the case at Cedar Point. Millennium Force is my favorite coaster EVER even though it’s 15 years old and doesn’t go upside down. What a thrill with a scenic view of Lake Michigan before falling 310 feet?!? Top Thrill Dragster was awesome too, even though the ride is only 17 seconds long. Other hits for me were Gatekeeper, Wicked Twister, and Maverick.
We opted for the Fast Lane Plus passes ($ 75 extra) which I highly recommend if you are only visiting the park for one day. It allows you to bypass a good portion of the wait in line. We were able to ride all of the roller coasters once, and Millennium Force and Top Thrill Dragster twice. The BMX show was awesome and it’s a great way to take a little break from the sun.
My only complaints about the park would be the lack of shady areas to rest (almost all of the benches and dining tables are in the direct sunlight.) Would be nice to have more spots to get out of the hot sun.
An awesome place that I’ve gone to since I was a child, and I’ll be bringing my future kids here too!

I think I might be a bit biased because my trip here was fantastic in every sense. Not crowded at all when we arrived around 2pm because it had rained pretty heavily in the morning for a couple hours. It’s very pretty driving up across the water to the park and you can see all of the roller coasters ahead of you. It’s exiting — thinking about all the fun you’re about to have! We parked one row behind the preferred parking and walked right up to the ticket window to pay.
$ 62 for admission for the day — $ 80 for fast pass. We decided not to buy the fast passes at first because it wasn’t crowded and the guy at the window said we probably wouldn’t need them. It was a good call bc the first coaster we rode we only waited 12 minutes. The second was about 20 or so… The longest was at the end of the day when the wind died down and it was about 40 minutes for the Top Speed Dragster coaster (which was worth the wait).
My friend and I decided we were not going to ride the wooden coasters because we both have back issues and didn’t want to mess with that — they just aren’t as forgiving or as smooth as the steel ones.
Of the 17 advertised coasters I rode 7 here last Friday:
1– Gatekeeper — was the first one to get me «warmed up» and it was a pretty smooth ride. The first drop looks pretty intimidating but it wasn’t bad at all. It’s interesting and I’ve never ridden a coaster like that before — a «wing coaster» where you are suspended out beyond the rail. The view of the entire park and water from this ride is gorgeous — you can see everything and it’s built right on the edge of the bay.
2– Raptor — was pretty terrible for me. I hadn’t eaten all day so maybe that’s why it made me so sick but I felt really bad after this sucker… the ride wasn’t as smooth as the Gatekeeper and I felt pretty terrible after. It’s aggressively fast with lots of upside down and twists and turns (6 or more I think). If you’re not into that — I’d skip it.
3– Rougaru — This is when not eating since 4am by 4pm caught up to me. The newest coaster in the park — I think it’s new in 2015 so it’s only been open a few months. It is fast and intense with some aggressive upside-​down time! I still hadn’t eaten so to be fair I think this is why I got so sick — but I had to go lay down on a bench for 20 minutes to recover while my friend rode Millennium Force alone. Haha.
4– Magnum XL-​200 — least favorite of all the coasters I rode. This one was really rough — it was really shaky and bumpy and I felt like I had been through the ringer when it was all said and done. We sat in the front row — it is REALLY intense and thrill-​seekers will undoubtedly LOVE it. My friend was happy as a clam the whole ride. I felt like I had been in a boxing match.
5– Millennium Force — my favorite one. It’s intimidating to see that huge 300+ foot drop when you are seated (we sat second row) and it quickly starts to pull you up. But once you do the initial drop it’s all awesomeness. It’s fast but doesn’t go upside down so it’s all just high drops and high speeds. Rode this one twice and, although I was scared of it at first, I liked it the best hands down.
6– Maverick — Had a lot of upside-​down time also and was really fast! I legit think I blacked out for a minute. lol. No joke.
7– Top Thrill Dragster — I loved this one, even though I had to be heavily pressured into actually riding it — lol. It is pretty intimidating to behold — you can see it from miles and miles away. 120 mph and over 400 ft to drop?! Still, you gotta do it — loads of fun.
There are absolutely NO healthy options here… a small stand did have a fruit cup but otherwise all I saw were burger joints and crap food. I realize it’s an amusement park but — meh. Still irritating. We had lunch at Chick-​Fil-​A and it was good — but the prices were jacked way up. A value meal with fries and a drink was like $ 12.
The park is clean and easy to navigate with loads of bathrooms, shopping, food, and fun. We stopped in like two shops because, really, we came for the coasters. But they did have that cute Frontier Town with folks dressed in old time clothes and a petting zoo. Didn’t spend too much time there.
If you are a roller coaster fanatic you are going to have to come here at some point. It’s well worth it. Based on my experience — I’d say try for a week day — seems they’re much less crowded and you won’t have to pay the large amount for the fast pass.

I’m not a big thrill roller coaster ride kind of gal but I love Cedar Point. Why? Because there’s something for everyone on the ride spectrum.
If you like thrilling crazy coasters then you can go to town on the Top Thrill Dragster (zero to 120 MPH in less than 4 seconds and then up to 420 feet and back in just 117 seconds, it’s really something to watch!) or the Millennium Force (310 foot, 93 MPH with an 80 degree drop). If you like midrange go for stuff like the Maverick or the Gate Keeper. Or if you’re like me and like things more chill go for the less intense but no less fun coasters like The Gemini, Iron Dragon, Pipe Scream (perfect for kiddos who aren’t quite tall enough for the coasters but like a little more thrill than the kiddie rides) and the classic Blue Streak.
Not into coasters? There’s plenty of other fun rides to give a go as well – The Matterhorn, Himalaya, Scrambler, Swings, Tilt-a-Whirl…all those fun amusement park style rides are represented. Plus two kids’ sections with a nice variety of more low key stuff for the Pre-​K set and a few bigger rides like the Woodstock Express for older, braver types. My little cousin falls into that latter category and easily spent several hours in Camp Snoopy, happily going between rides.
Depending on the time of year and the day you choose to go it can be very crowded and the waits for rides can be terrible. However, if you take the time to go during the week you’ll find it’s not so bad. We went on a weekday and I believe the longest anyone in my party had to wait was about 35 minutes for the Millennium Force. Not terrible!
My biggest gripe, and the thing that keeps me from giving the park 5 stars, is the food. I mean, I know no one goes to an amusement park for the eats but it wouldn’t kill them to try to elevate things a bit. We had lunch and several snacks there and the only palatable thing I ate were the cheese fries from Happy Friar. The burger I had from one of the kiosks was one of the worst things I’ve had in recent memory. Maybe I should have stuck with the chain restaurants in the park (Johnny Rockets, Chick Fil A, Panda Express, Subway) but alas. Might do that in the future.
Other than that it’s a great time for all there. Plan ahead and also take advantage of the water park too. I haven’t been there in over a decade but I remember it being a ton of fun. I’ll update should I ever make it over there.

Who doesnt love Cedar point!!! Lol. I have been coming here almost every year since childhood and it really never gets old. Came here June 20−21^st but only bought an half day pass through the hotel for $ 25. This pass allowed me to enjoy the park from 4pm to close which was 10pm that day. This was the first i never waited more than 20 mins for a ride. I even walked onto the new ride (rougarou I’m sure I butchered the spelling) with no wait at all. Low crowds and low heat made for a perfect day. I was able to ride magnum, rougarou, maverick, gatekeeper, the skyline ride. Im not a fan of rollercoaster or heights but everything I rode was not too extreme to the point it left me crying. This is a great park for family and friends !
We all know park food is expensive so it should be no shocker entering cedar point. One advise for food would be to not waste your money on Fridays at hotel breakers way over priced and below average food. Perkins is much better priced and good food quality.

Named as the roller coaster park of America, I knew I had to come here to give my heart a good workout.
The Sky Ride is a great scenic shortcut. Corkscrew was a fun opener. Magnum XL crazy long ride. Gemini was a chill wooden coaster. Someone got stuck on mean streak.
Witches Wheel surprisingly made me dizzy. So dizzy that I couldn’t go on rides anymore for at least an hour.
The petting zoo was cute. You can feed the animals for $ 1! They have goats, guinea pigs, hamsters and even llamas!
Gatekeeper was my favorite. MaXair made me dizzier. There’s a beach near the Ferris wheel.
The Ferris wheel was good for winding down. I missed out on Millenium Force, Raptor, Rougarou, Top Thrill Dragster, Power Tower. I managed to go on the Blue Streak before I left and my head hurt from how rickety rackety it was.
I recommend coming during off peak times because even then I had to wait atleast 30 minutes. Some rides were over an hour!

Cedar Point has been on my radar for over a decade. So when we decided to make our family summer vacation a road trip to Niagara Falls, it finally gave me opportunity to make this ginormous theme park a destination.
I can’t tell you the excitement I felt the morning we set off on this brand new family adventure. We chose to stay at Castaway Bay, one of the hotels connected to Cedar Point that allows you 1 hour early entry to the park as well as a complimentary «after 4pm» pass. However, the evening we arrived was cold, rainy & most of the big coasters were shut down due to weather. This worked hugely in our favor. Not only did we get to ride Blue Streak, Maverick and a few others without any lines, but Guest Services upgraded our After 4pm tickets to a full day. This allowed me to cancel the full day tickets I purchased through the hotel saving me about $ 156.
The following morning we were one of the first 20 super-​excited patrons to be let in the park. Our excitement was quickly killed by testing. EVERY major coaster (except Rougarou) was not in operation due to mandatory testing. Seems to me testing should have been completed before the park opens, so our 1 hour head start on the general public was for nothing. I was really upset, but as good fortune would have it, things got better… a lot better!
It was a mild day but still a tad cold and with a threat of rain, so the crowds stayed home. We never waited more than 10 or 15 minutes for any ride all day, most times riding back to back. We were so tired from riding all the rides multiple times that by 4pm we were fully satisfied and went back to the hotel to relax at the water park. Here is a summary of the rides.
*** FAVORITES — Loved them and rode multiple times:
1) Maverick (5+) — I didn’t know what to expect of this ride. I can only say that it was one of the single most thrilling rides of my life. Twists, turns, drops, high speeds and surprises… man this has it all! We rode it several times and it if were not for the fact we wanted to try others, we would have road this all day! 105 feet tall & 4,450 feet in length.
2) Millennium Force (5) — Smooth & fast, but I must admit after the 93 mph 310 foot first drop is over, the rest of the ride is pretty standard. At 6,595 feet in length, the real beauty of this coaster is the ride time is makes it worth the wait.
3) Gatekeeper (4.5) — One of the most unique feels to a coaster I’ve experienced. I can’t describe the ride other than to say it was almost like dancing a ballet. Wonderfully unique although it is not as smooth as I was expecting.
4) Top Thrill Dragster (5+) — OH MY GAWD!!! There is simply no time to think about how stupid an idea it is to subject yourself to this ride! You are hardcore thrusted from 0 to 120 mph in 3.8 seconds only to climb 400 feet in the air & immediately drop down the other side all in less than 18 seconds. This truly is the most adrenaline pumping ride in the park, but its relatively short ride time compared to its wait time drops it to 4^th on my list.
5) Rougarou (4.25) — I probably should rank this higher. I really liked it and my tween boys loved it!
6) Blue Streak (4) — I hate wooden roller coaster, HATE I say! However this one is not only tolerable, but fun enough to cause us to do multiple back-​to-​back rides.
7) Skyhawk (4) — Very enjoyable and the short lines make it worthy of being in the top 10.
8) Wicked Twister (3.75) — It was a lot more fun than I was expecting. You are shot forward three times and sent in reverse twice.
*** LEAST FAVORITE — Once was enough for these rides:
9) Raptor (3.5) — For a steel coaster this one was pretty jerky! I had a headache after riding it. It ALMOST made my favorites group simply for some of it’s high velocity turns and the overall length of the ride. Too bad it wasn’t smoother.
10) Corkscrew (3) — Smooth ride, but just not very exciting.
11) Iron Dragon (2.5) — I could have skipped this ride altogether.
12) Cedar Creek Mine Ride (2) — Very jerky! But not nearly as bad as the Mine Train @ Six Flags over Georgia.
13) Magnum XL — 200 (1.5) — I completely dislike this ride. No steel coaster should be this bumpy. I truly felt beat up after riding it.
14) Mean Streak (1) — Nostalgic for many, but to me this eyesore of a coaster has lived here for far too long past its actual usefulness. This old boy should be the poster child for rickety roller coasters that give you severe headaches.
FINAL THOUGHTS
As a first time visitor I was very impressed with the cleanliness, variety of coasters and overall harmony of this huge amusement park. We loved the historic village section (complete with a covered bridge) and the petting zoo area. IF there is anything that I have to complain about it would be the GOD AWFUL bug problem. Mayflies and Muffleheads were practically at plague proportions. They don’t bite or sting, but they are extremely annoying! You’ve been warned.

Great place for roller coaster fanatics! We got there early in the day on a weekday and barely Had to weight in any lines! The millennium force was definitely the greatest! Also, surprisingly there were lots of water
Fountains around the park so you can stay hydrated on a hot day.

Cedar Point is just amazing. Dating back to when roller coasters scared the crap out me! To now, where I just can not get enough. Now I have my daughter in tow and riding alongside, which is amazing.
They are always updating, moving things around and making things better.
Best variety of roller coasters of any park that I have been to.
Great thrill rides and kid park as well.
A few not-​so-​great things:
More places for junk food like Funnel Cakes!
Also you get specials with Platinum Pass… but they are only good at a VERY select few locations. So that is pretty lame.
Besides that I absolutely hate the fast pass plus. I love how if you have money then you are above everyone else, even season pass holders.
And of course things they can not control… coming from central ohio… it stinks there are no major roads that do not take you through small towns with 30 mph sections…

So toll!!! So groß!!! Aber leider auch so teuer!!! Wir waren für einen Tag da in unserem diesjährigen Sommerurlaub. Der Park war brechendvoll aber nach anfänglichem Gedränge verteilten sich die Menschen Mengen echt ganz gut. klar vor den großen Achterbahen musst man anstehen aber viele Fahrgeschäfte grade für die Kinder gingen recht schnell. Bei den Kinderkarussells kann Deutschland sich wirklich etwas abgucken. Safty’s first heißt es hier. Jedes Kind wird angeschnallt und kann den Gurt auch nicht alleine wieder aufmachen. Nur der Mitarbeiter hat den Schlüssel für das Gurtschloss. Die zusätzlichen Bügel werden alle zweimal kontrolliert. Die Raftingwasserbahn war der knaller. Da wurde man bis auf die haut nass genau so wie im Splash. Nur cool!!! Die Preise fürs trinken und Essen waren leider sehr hoch (Laugenbretzel 5 bis 7 $). Der Park grenzt an einen Wasserrutschenpark an. Wir haben den Zusammenhang leider nicht ganz geschnallt und nur eine Parkkarte gekauft. Die upzugraten war uns zu teuer. Hervorzuheben ist noch das Kinder ab einer Größe von 48″ das sind ca. 122 cm. den Erwachsenenpreis zu Zahlen haben. Dafür dürfen sie aber auch mit Achterbahnen fahren, die sind bei uns erst ab 12 Jahren frei gegeben. Der Park lohnt sich wirklilch. Wir hatten so viel Spass trotz des Megaheißen Wetters.