Cedar Point

A warning, though, to those over 18 years of age: be prepared to feel old when you’re standing in line for any thrill rides: the place is swarming with teens & pre-teens.

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If you love roller coasters. This is a must go place!

My buddy and I stayed in the cabins for several days. Probably smoked damn near an ounce in blunt-form. There’s nothing like the millennium force when you’re baked out of your skull. The best is smoking blunts in the park, but you can only do that when it isn’t busy, obviously. I recommend park-going during nice but not too-nice weather, and on weekdays. Bright and early on a tuesday afternoon when the sun is shining and there isn’t a line in sight, NOTHING beats smoking a fatty and riding the coasters, one after the next. No theme park in the US compares to Cedar Point. It’ll always have a special place in my heart. Those cabins (Cedar Village) are beautiful and very reasonably priced, by the way, I’d highly recommend them.

Well, needless to say, Cedar Point is Amazing and I’d go back in a heartbeat!! I definitely recommend it to anyone who’s got a pinch of trill seeking in their blood.

It rained, like stormed, every night I was there because it was so humid all day and that was the only thing I hated because then all the rides shut down. IT WOULD ALWAYS START TO RAIN WHEN I WAS IN LINE FOR THE RAPTOR!!! It sucked because I really wanted to go on it but I couldn’t.

If you go, I really enjoyed the Jonny Rockets restaurant (ate there everyday =D ) It’s fun with good food…And the waiters dance lol.

TONS OF RIDES, COASTERS, WATER PARK, SHOWS, BEACH, RESORTS…...what more can you ask for????
A must go!

best amusement part in the world…cleveland’s rocking roller coast is right off lake erie, which means inclement weather, but the tallest and fastest rollercoasters in the world, expensive yet delicious fair food, a pretty sweet water park and adventure land, AND snoopy’s campground for the younger generations. what more could you ask for?

I live about 20 minutes away from Cedar Point, and year after year, they add new rides and attractions, this year, if you haven’t kept up, was the birth of a one-of-a-kind roller coaster called Maverick. Its the first coaster of its class, a “terror coaster”. Unfortunately, the last time I was there, the ride was shut down for mechanical reasons, so i havent been on it. But every other roller coaster there, I have been on. Every last one from the Jr. Gemini all the way to 300 ft in the air on the Top Thrill Dragster. This is one place that is most definetly worth $50 to get into… and a tip, save your money right before you go… its really easy to spend lots of it if you’re not careful. But i absolutely love this place.

and i used to like roller coasters a lot more than i do now (apparently). in any event, the park is big, with lots of trees, and even though lines were long, they weren’t nearly as bad as i remember them being at kings island. maybe they just moved quicker, but in either case, it was better overall.. the scenery is much nicer, too, since it’s right on lake erie. lots of pretty views of the water and the beach from atop all of those high coasters. oh, and if you have time, go to the beach. we didn’t realize there was beach access until near the end of the day. it would be a great way to do lunch.

Huge. Do yourself a favor and stay for an entire week to absorb everything the park has to offer. It’s well worth it, and you won’t come away dissatisfied!