Cedar Point

Absolutely amazing amusement park! The roller coasters here are top notch and from online info they are consistently ranked top in the country! There are also other fun rides like a 300 foot tall swing ride, a gondola down the middle of the park, and a good amount of little kids rides. There is also an indoor arcade area. Any roller coaster enthusiast will love this park, but families will have fun too! The food is also pretty good, with good portions, and the meal plan is definitely worth it!

Cedar Point is absolutely amazing! The rides are packed with fun and thrills from start to finish it truly lives up to its reputation as the roller coaster capital. We went during Halloweekends, and that took the experience to a whole new level. The park was covered in spooky Halloween décor, with themed attractions and special activities that made the atmosphere even more exciting. Between the coasters, the seasonal events, and everything else the park has to offer, one day just isn’t enough you’ll definitely want more time to experience it all!

I came this year for hallo weekends. The best day of all was actually Halloween. The crowds were low and we were able to get on all the rides very quickly. A few rides like the millennium we are able to get right back on as soon as we got off. The amount of effort put into decorating the park is amazing. It really does give you a spooky fall natural vibe. The haunted houses are a lot of fun too. The best places to eat in my opinion are the pavilion and the barbecue place. The mixed drinks are way too sugary and not enough alcohol though. I recommend finding a bar that serves liquor and doing a shot. We got tequila shots at the one place in the pioneer village area and they were basically like doubles. If your time is limited it's a busy day you may want to invest in a fast pass. On a busy day you can wait up to 2 hours for some of these roller coasters. I also visited in the summer. The water park there is pretty nice. They have some water slides a lazy river and a nice beach. Cedar point is definitely the premier roller coaster destination in North America. I love the top thrill 2, The Magnum, the millennium, and really most of the other roller coasters there. If you're staying over I recommend sawmill Creek It is a resort like atmosphere there and they have two pools and hot tubs. I haven't stayed at hotel breakers but I have stayed at castaway Bay and I don't like those rooms there. They remind me of prison cells. Overall I definitely recommend visiting cedar point if you never have. It is in a great location near the Lake Erie Islands and a lot of other fun things that you can do.

Absolutely one of the best amusement parks in the world without a question. I try to make it here at least once a year and especially during the Halloween season because I love seeing everything all decked out. Waits for rides can get long, so I definitely recommend fast pass, or packing your patience and something to do in line. If the weather is bad there isn't a ton inside to do which is a bummer.

I drove 2.5 hours from Michigan to check out Cedar Point’s Halloweekends, and while the event itself was fun, there were definitely some frustrating parts. Parking was chaotic and poorly managed, and the wait times for rides and haunted houses were painfully long. Fast Lane passes were available, but at over $400 for two people, it felt way too expensive just to skip the lines. That said, the rides were awesome once we finally got on — especially at night with the Halloween atmosphere — and the food was actually really good. The park was decked out in spooky decor, with fog, lights, and scare actors creating a great vibe. Overall, it was a fun experience, but between the long drive, rough parking, and high costs, it wasn’t quite as smooth or worth it as I hoped.

This was back in 2023. The season of sun n fun!! Really enjoyed watching my kids have a supersweet summer. Capped off w a hoot...olliesahoot dont yano. Cedar Point Season passholder. Great package. We live hour and a half away. As many times as we came, over 10 it was amazing each time..from the beach...to the saok city slides. Steelvengance to Raptor, this park really puts it together. First time i remember going...i was about 8yrs old..I was 48 in these. Getting some more years in me too..bet..aint that right Ollie

I've always loved going to Cedar Point especially if you love roller coasters. It puts every amusement park to shame and makes other parks roller coasters seem like kiddy rides. I was just there with my family and I'm a veteran I normally pay at the park. I'll never do that again. The lady at ticket booth lied and said the price she gave us is what I would pay online and that it was higher because of it being spooky weekend. I PAID $119 per person plus a $30+ admin+taxes. We got inside the park and the more I thought about it the more it bothered me about the ticket prices. So I decided to go online and go through the steps to see if it would be the same price. NOPE! In fact online they was $75 with like a $10 admin fee. So note to self and anyone else,DO NOT buy your tickets at the park! Next, later on we wanted a snack so we stopped at Auntie Anns for pretzels. Omg! For starters they was nothing like at back home. They were so small, then we had to buy the cheese and they gave us some cheese thats prepackaged for a extra $1.50. We was only able to ride about 5 rides do to the looking lines and one coaster broke down for like a hour. We waited over 3 hours for the new Siren. It was fun but not that fun. The millennium is way better. I probably won't be back for awhile but its definitely a park you should visit atleast 1 time, just to experience the thrill but I recommend going during the week if possible.

Went for the first time this past Thursday ans Friday. We were disappointed about how many rides were closed both days due to short staffing. They need to hire adults and pay them what they're worth than relying on high school and college kids and then when they go back to school they have to close a bunch of rides and food options. We weren't able to ride Blue Streak, Gemini, Cedar Creek Mine Ride, Rougaroo, Sky Ride, Windseeker, and Corkscrew. I had the fast lane and got to ride a lot of the bigger coasters on Thursday. Friday was an absolute mad house. Line controllers didn't do a good job of merging fast lane and regular. The seat assigner for Siren's Curse was extremely rude to several people. She shouldn't work with people if she can't be polite. We enjoyed eating at the Farmhouse. They were so friendly and polite and the food was lovely. We had the all day dining plan for Friday so tried many of the main food options and that was the best. The chickeb and dumplings and potatos were delicious. Back Beat BBQ was mediocre and hectic. The coasters dine in had a really good burger but the line was out the door and took forever to get through. They had at least 15 milkshakes on the counter ready to grab which seems a bit gross to me. Who would pay $9 for a milkshake that's been sitting on the counter for who knows how long and melting. The Grand Pavillion is beautiful. Great view from the outside deck. Good bathrooms in there as well. We got the honey glazed drumsticks and fries. They hardly put any glaze on the drumsticks but the fries were good and seasoned. We got a scoop of ice cream from the place in Frontier town. Crazy you can get either a full meal and side for the meal plan or a single scoop of ice cream. You'd think it would at least be 2 scoops. At the end of the night we got pizza and pasta from Hugos and it was pretty good. The park is so crazy long. 1 mile from the entrance gate to Steel Vengeance. Bring your best walking shoes. We got there early both days so parking wasn't a problem for us. I loved the large coasters I rode but didn't like not being able to ride the smaller coasters and easy rides with my partner who doesn't like the big rides.

The rides are amazing so smooth and fast. I will say out of the 142 roller coasters I've rode some are my favorite are from here. The only downside is the long lines but the experience makes up for it. My personal favorite from here and my number coaster is Steel Vengance.

Cedar Point is one of the most well-known parks in the world. If you're a coaster enthusiast or are someone who is even remotely familiar with roller coasters. The name "Cedar Point" has come up at least once. And yeah, it's an amazing park for sure! Now, it's not a PERFECT park (hence the 4* review, sorry Cedar Point fanboys) but it's still a great one! So let's talk about the good. First, the roller coasters! This park has so many of them. Some of the most out of any park in the world. Now, unlike a vast majority of parks. This place actually has separate review pages for each of their coasters. I've made reviews for most of them (seriously, I like yelp, but I wish they had review pages for rides). So if you want to see my reviews, I've got most of them up (working on doing more; I have a life outside of yelp so I haven't gotten around to all of them yet. I also gotta update a good chunk of my previous reviews). But yeah, if you're a coaster fan. You'll be in heaven. The park also has a few good flat rides such as Max Air, which is a Huss Frisbee. A S&S Combo Tower called Power Tower. Skyhawk, an S&S Screamin Swing. A WindSeeker. A Derby Racer (which is basically a super fast carousel). Antique cars. In terms of water rides (which I didn't get to ride because they were all closed), they only have a rapids ride now that Snake River Falls (arrow shoot the chute) is gone (this was still standing when I was there, but again, not open so I didn't ride it). And there's also Cedar Point Shores, their water park. This was also not open when I went. But it looked solid. Also, might I add, the park looks AMAZING! Like holy crap, it's built right over Lake Eerie. So on the super tall rides, you get AMAZING views of the park and the ocean. You can even see Canada on Magnum and Millennium Force. So what holds this park back for me? Well, their maintenance. While this ride does have phenomenal operations as they consistently run 3 trains on everything and do a great job at getting the lines moving. Maintenance is something the park is VERY poor at. Rides at Cedar Point go down CONSTANTLY. If you go on a day and find half of the rides closed, don't worry, that's normal! While they do a good job at keeping the B&Ms up. When it comes to their star coasters, they WON'T stay open. Steel Vengeance broke down a total of 15 times in 4 days, Maverick didn't even open on 1 of my days, Millennium Force was closed 2 of the 4 days I was there, Magnum and Gemini were off and on all day, and I didn't even get to ride WindSeeker or the Derby because it was closed all 4 days I was there. Now, I get it, sh*t happens. Rides are gonna break down. But when it's happening THIS much, there's a problem. And I'm not the only one who's had those issue. So I hope Cedar Point can get this issue resolved because it makes the experience worse. But other than that, CEDAR POINT IS GREAT! The coaster collection is awesome, they have a lot of other unique rides, the park looks amazing, and there's so much to do. I Strongly recommend coming to this park, but I also HIGHLY recommend spending more than 1 day here (3-4 is my recommendation). That way, you can ensure that you can ride everything you want. Because you never know when Maverick or Steel Vengeance crap the bed and stay down all day. But yeah, even with that. This is still my favorite Six Flags Park (still can't believe that merger happened) and is one of the better parks I've been to!

I recently visited Cedar Point during their Halloween-themed park in the fall, and it was an absolute blast! The park truly has something for everyone - from spine-tingling Halloween scares to the world-class thrills of their incredible coasters. Speaking of coasters, WOW - Cedar Point's lineup is second to none. Whether you're screaming down Steel Vengeance, feeling the G-forces on Millennium Force, or getting launched into the sky on Top Thrill Dragster, every ride is a rush of excitement! But what really took me by surprise was the attention to detail around the park. The different themed areas created such a fun atmosphere, and I was loving every minute of the experience. And to top it all off, I was thrilled to find postcards at their gift shops - a perfect way to capture memories and take home a little piece of Cedar Point. It's always nice when a park goes the extra mile to give you something tangible to remember your trip by! Cedar Point has definitely earned a place at the top of my list. I had an amazing time, but honestly, I can't wait to go back and spend even more time exploring the park. If you love thrills, spooky fun, and unforgettable experiences, this is the place to be!

I love this roller coaster capital of the world. Per usual, the rides were great and the food was expensive. We throughly enjoyed ourselves. The employees were kind.

Love love love love love cedar point. It's the happiest place on earth!!!! Gatekeeper is the best i can't lie I really enjoyed sky hawk as well. It's amazing and my favorite ever place evrrrrr ! I loved halloweekends. No complaints and short lines. Go on cloudy weekdays for short lines

So I've written reviews for every ride but not for the actual park?? Oops. Cedar point is the oldest standing amusement park in the country with world record rollercoasters. Shows, dancing, music, peanuts characters, petting zoos, candle making, face paintings, caricature drawings and more, this amusement park has it all. It will forever be timeless and yet classic.

Went for the first time after school started and there were only long lines for about 3 coasters. Stayed at breakers which was also awesome! The boardwalk is right there and it's a short walk to the park and water park as well. The downfall is most all of the entertainment was gone so, nothing going on at night but the upside was i think we went on every single ride!!!! Ate food, relaxed in the water at the beach. Went to the water park(which was half closed bcuz of staffing) but even with a few closures there is literally so much to do it filled our two days!!! Maverick was by far my favorite coaster!! It had the longest line but was worth every minute of waiting!!

What's not to love at Cedar point - as long as you like roller coaster! make sure to wear tennis shoes and bring some kind of fanny pack or Crossbody bag. It's worth it if you're able to get the fast pass. And they have a drink plan that's awesome - you don't have to carry around the cup anymore if you dont want to, instead you can choose to get a wristband and they give you a drink so many times per hour

During the week, this place is great. Weekend, ughhh. Food has went down hill. Chick Fi La left. Go to Famous Dave's at the pier. You know what you get with the rides.

We usually go every 2 years here. If you tend to go in mid May, as the crowds are not too bad, but the water rides are still closed like Thunder Canyon and the boat ride is closed. I ended up going to park for 3.5 days. A half day on Saturday, full days from Sunday to Tuesday on May 18 to 21. If you are a gold pass member with all of the parks or staying in the hotel or have membership above you can get into the park an hour early. You can ride Millennium Force, Gatekeeper, Wild Mouse and I forgot the other rides. But this will keep you entertained for an hour. I wish they would open the gates after the national anthem as that is the sign when the park is officially opened like others (Knott's and Kings Island) We were looking forward to riding Top Thrill 2, but the ride was closed indefinitely and was looking forward to riding this, but heard the line does move slow. I can not wait to go back and ride this ride and you have to buy a locker. What changed since last visit, they got a new mouse ride, Wild Mouse. I felt the ride was okay and fun for a family spinning ride and it is a ride I would go on again. They have the new restaurant out by the shore which is nice. The restaurant is nice as well as I tend to eat there every visit as I like sitting next to the ocean. However, when it is hot and not windy, it is unbearable to eat there. They do have an upstairs with a restroom. Crowd control was okay, we did have the typical teen cutters as they have 2 friends hold the line and all of a sudden 20 of them show up. I wish they did have more taps to cover the entire line and not partial lines. I do enjoy going to the farm house near Maverick as I like getting the steak. One thing to know is that Maverick and Steel Vengeance does break down quite a bit and usually down time is around 30 minutes to an hour. The other thing too is if you have fast lane it is quite a pretty penny $120 and even with that you will be waiting 30 minutes per the ride and does not guarantee you get on right away. I noticed it dies down an hour before the park closes. I think I went into depth of the rides and my ranking did not change. Anyways a great place to visit with a lot of fun.

Absolutely one of the really great parks in the country. Especially if you love roller coasters! Being from eastern central Indiana I grew up being a kings island devotee and that remains But cedar point Definately has them bear when it comes to roller coasters. This might be the best park in the country for such enthusiasts Now as usual for places like this there are the same complaints. Being held hostage by high prices when you get in the park and I'm not a big fan of the "fast lane" lines. It makes it almost pointless on a busy day because of the time spent in lines. Not exactly "unjust" but should give one pause However the staff was so nice and helpful and we had just a fantastic time! Plenty of attractions here and worth going!

Our family absolutely loves coming to this park. It's the first time we've been here in several years. The roller coaster capital of the world.

Cedar Point was on my Bucket List for 40 years. It exceeded every expectation I had. The rides (from the mega coasters to the horse race carousel) were the most fun I've ever had. The grounds were immaculate and the décor for Halloweekend was on point. Best of all though were the staff, from the ticket takers to the ride operators to security. Friendly, knowledgeable, and really took pride in doing a job well done. My highest recommendation. There's something on America's Roller Coast for everyone.

Welcome back, riders! How was your ride? As someone who lives in Michigan about 2 hours away from America's Roller Coast, I've been coming to Cedar Point for my entire life. I love all the coasters and I love that it's truly a family kind of place. There is something for everyone to do -- no matter their age. Kids can have fun and explore Camp Snoopy or Kiddy Kingdom. Teens (and adults) can ride all the coasters and thrill rides to their hearts content. If you're wanting a slower day, there's shows to watch, games to play and plenty of stores and restaurants to stop at. I would say I *love* roller coasters -- to an extent. There's a few here that I'll go on, but still regret it for the jerking on my neck. Again, there's 17 coasters here so you're bound to found one you like or dislike. Raptor, Iron Dragon and Rougarou are great if you're just getting into coasters. If heights are your favorite, I suggest conquering Millennium Force, Magnum, Valravn or Steel Vengeance. I recently came here with my family of 6. We opted for Preferred Parking (perfect if you plan on being there all day and now wanting to walk to your car after a long park day!) Took us about a minute to get to our car from the gate. We also opted for Fast Pass Plus since we wanted to make the most out of our day here. Currently, Fast Pass Plus includes all the coasters / rides as the regular Fast Pass and also includes Millennium Force, Valravn, Top Thrill 2 (which hasn't been open yet this season), Maverick and Steel Vengeance. For an extra $30, we paid extra and I would say it was 100% worth it. Definitely check to see what rides are open that day if you're hesitant. We went on a Tuesday in August on a beautiful sunny day. The longest we had to wait for a line for about 25 minutes. Fast Pass Plus really made it worth it! My boyfriend and I were able to ride Valravn 3 times in a row with zero wait! If time is important and you're only going to be there a day or two, Fast Pass Plus saves you so much time so you can make the most out of your day! I also recommend splurging on All Day Dining and All Day Drinks as well. With drinks, you're able to get a drink every 15 minutes! No more carrying drinks all day and them getting hot. Get a new cup in 15 minutes and your problem is gone! Huge points for having Coke products! All Day Dining is great because you get an entree, side / snack every 90 minutes. Ride a few rides and then grab some food. Repeat all day. My only issue is there's not that great signage about it at restaurants. I would suggest bringing a map or printing off the info from the CP website prior to your visit. We had lunch at Coasters (typical fair food -- chicken tenders, fries, chicken sandwiches, onion rings) and all were happy. If you're in a large group like us, you can also save money by not getting everyone a dining pass because the portions are great to split amongst a few people. We had dinner at Panda Express (my first time) The dining pass includes one entree and side. Most opted for Orange Chicken and rice, but Kung Pao Chicken or Beef and Broccoli is also included. Your available sides are rice, chow main and fried rice. Again -- great deal! All Day Dining is about $40 and we used it a bunch so it pays for itself! Another deal is the pay for the day locker option. For $12, you can snag a locker and use it all day. It's great because you pay for a locker, but can use various locations across the park without paying again. My favorite coaster during my visit was Steel Vengeance. I haven't been able to ride it since the Mean Streak days. I didn't know what to expect but WOW! So thrilling! So much air time! The drops! Such a smooth ride compared to Mean Streak. I cannot wait to come back and ride again! Fast Pass Plus made it easy to ride multiple times during the visit. We finished off our park day with ice cream and sweet treats (thanks to the amazing people at the Ice Cream Parlor who really made use of our "single scoop cake cone" included with our Dining Pass! -- another huge potion!) My only disappointment for the day was how rude some of the workers were. Didn't seem happy to be there, could barely understand what they were saying to you. Some would get mad at you for going in a lane for a coaster when they didn't even tell you which spot to stand at. Overall, great day and can't wait to go back!

So do you love roller coasters? If so, Cedar Point ... with over a dozen coasters ... should be on your summer vacation list for thrills. This is a classic old-fashioned amusement park, with scores of rides for families of all ages. There even are two Snoopy parks for the youngest set to play in while older brothers and sisters head for the thrill rides. Now lines can get long because this is a very popular park, but you just have to tough it out and take your time. When you visit you should plan on spending the day ... you can't just stop in for a quick ride or two ... take your time and spend the day having fun. Loads of rides and thrills, and loads of food choices ... sit down restaurants or quick finger foods. Keep in mind that some rides or coasters shut down at times, weather or mechanical issues being the reason. So you do run the risk of standing in line for an hour or two to just get bumped anyway ... but that is the summer amusement park risk. It is still a great park. They also have a section of just carnival games that is fun to try ... pricey but fun. Great park and well-worth driving out here to enjoy in the summer. Give it a try ...

So I'll start off my review by saying it has always been a dream to visit this place, especially as a roller coaster enthusiast! I was actually gifted this trip as part of a present from my girlfriend but the trip had to be postponed a couple of times due to weather. This past weekend we were finally able to make the Trek 6 Plus hours to the park. We came down on Friday and we had a hotel for the weekend. We spent Saturday at the park from open to close and really try to make everything worth our while. My girlfriend is not big on rides, so I asked my best friend to join me as a semi roller coaster rider. I was still excited to go to the park even though I had heard the news about Top Thrill Dragster being down for the rest of the year. This plus the new app being glitchy even after troubleshooting has caused me to deduct one star as I was really looking forward to riding all of the epic coasters. We were supposed to receive rain but luckily it only sprinkled, so we were able to ride most things with the exception of Maverick, as it was down at one point for a good portion of the day. When it finally did become available it had a 75 minute wait, so we opted to ride steel vengeance one more time in lieu of Maverick. The location is right on the edge of Lake Erie as you can look over and see the water and boats. This makes for a beautiful sunset when it happens cascading off the water. This was also Labor Day weekend so the lines were decently long but not as long as we initially expected, this can factor in huge if you do not have a fast lane or fast lane plus pass. This park also utilizes Dynamic pricing for both its tickets and it's add-ons and at the time we couldn't justify paying $180 more per ticket but the option is available and it really does help cut down much of the wait time. Some rides we waited 15 to 20 minutes when things first opened as we made our way to the back of the park per a suggestion by a Cedar Point Facebook group I'm a part of, this was spot-on and helped us be able to ride all of the popular coasters before it got packed later in the day. Using a bit of smarts when it came to mapping out how we were going to approach getting on all the rides coupled with the use of the app which was newly updated to check wait times helped us achieve this. The app however was glitchy at times not refreshing at all and not allowing me to search for things like my Gold season pass. I ended up having to send a screenshot to my best friend's phone and then scanning the screenshot using the new app for it to populate. So my advice on that is make sure you have a screenshot available of your season pass in case you run into any technical issues with the app itself. The park itself is not the biggest but they are going for quality over quantity as they have 18 of the world's best coasters in one Park and they know what they've got! My favorites were Millennium Force, valraven, and the best was saved for last with steel vengeance coming in at the top of my list. Maverick probably would have made it on this list as well but I didn't get a chance to try it and the wait time was too much without the fast pass. This was a late anniversary/ birthday / Christmas present trip and I really enjoyed it with the best company. The staff was extremely helpful as soon as we entered I asked Tom if my plan of attack for getting on everything was a smart plan and he agreed. They also have some decent food options as we really enjoyed BackBeat barbecue. The park takes on a different vibe after the sun goes down and you really have to ride at least one coaster in the front seat, however they do have certain policies in place when it gets busy where they will manually assign you to a seat so you are not guaranteed a front row seat, however if you ask nicely they may be able to accommodate you but it's not guaranteed. One of the things that really impressed me was the efficiency with the dispatch times, as different parts have different dispatch times but these guys were on top of things! Not only did they make sure to check multiple times to ensure the safety of us patrons as we were boarding and unloading, but they did so in such an efficient manner and with a calmness that is commendable. It's also worth noting that steel vengeance has metal detectors, so you'll have to make sure your pockets are empty or utilize the free lockers that are available at no additional cost for that particular ride. I have many ideas for making the park and better experience and hope to be able to one day talk with corporate, but overall we really enjoyed our time here I would say easily for 4.5 out of 5! - SupaFlyITGuy approved! If you don't mind the distance and you can make it here even once in a lifetime I can promise it will be worth the trip.

Love this place! Go here about 20 times every season this place is my passion! I have season passes and season fast pass. This place never fails to amaze and impress me. Thank you Cedar Point!

Cedar Point is clean, well run, family friendly, and truly the "Roller Coaster Capital" of the world. Top Thrill 2 was down during our visit, but we got on all 16 of the other coasters. Millennium Force, Steel Vengeance, and Maverick are all top flight coasters. Raptor, Gemini, Magnum, Rogarou, Valravin, and Gatekeeper are very fun as well. We had good meals and a really good experience here.

A fun themed amusement park with a healthy selection of rides and an old-timey, Bavarian feel. It's trying to mimic Disney and does a great job considering the price point. Great for people of all ages!

Our first time here. July 2nd, 2023. Rainy morning = low crowds. Couldn't have been happier. Bought our tickets with an all-day meal bundle online. About $80 a person online. No fast pass. Included parking. Worth it.- Highly recommend doing this. Our road trip and put us here on this holiday weekend, not knowing it could have been swamped. Which would have been hours in lines, but we so lucked out. 1. It was predicting rain for the day, but we didn't care. 2. We made a bee line straight to the back of the park to start the day. Hit the most popular and biggest rides first. 3. The lack of fast pass was not hindering due to the threat of rain. We stood in line, yes, but I was able to ride a couple of the most awesome rollercoaster back to back due to the slow park in the morning. 4. If you get a meal bundle, make it worth your day. We would have eaten at every available time interval, but the servings were way bigger and more filling than we thought that we were going to get. We were really impressed with the quality of food that we found around the park. If we lived closer, we would have been here years ago. I did my research and tried to find the best ways to enjoy the park. Other than a couple rides broken and then the crowds finally starting to pick up later in the day, we didn't run into any problems. Then it finally started to rain. We got our last meal to go, which is an option. Near the front of the park, we parted ways to our short walk to the car. 100 percent recommend over any park that I've been to when it comes to the thrill of the ride.

Two things on bucket list from the moment signed up relay IMOhio 70.3. One was Cedar Points the MECCA for roller coasters amusement parks in USA. It not only lived up to the hype but blew me away! If u like roller coasters and bit of adrenaline junky. Cedar Points is must in one's lifetime. I have been to Disneyland, Knott Berry, and Six Flags Magic Mountain. All have there own personality. Cedar Points blew all of them away. The size of the place is huge just looking at the map thinking at Disneyland. Not only roller coasters next to it water park take day not get it all in. Kiddie rides. Gondola take looks over the whole park. Carnival style games and never really checked out the food. We bite at this French fries spot. Good. The park opens at 10-10pm. We tried go that long but after race weekend solid 8hours and got in the rides wanted to we both good. It lot like Disneyland they have fast pass and overall park fills up average ride wait over hour. So tough get it all in. My top two was Millennium Force and Steel Vengeance. Dragster was the only disappointment. Only because it was shut down and reconstruction not ready till next year. Hyped up. Still got the ones wanted and it was amazing! Epic way finish race weekend in Sandusky, Ohio!!!

Wait times were a little long but rides are fantastic as usual! Definitely purchase your tickets ahead of time. You will pay almost double if you wait till you arrive at park.

This place was located in such a fantastic landscape. The approach from the parking area to the front entrance was an impressive start. My significant other and I were excited to explore. I bought a Single Day Admission ticket at the Tickets area by the front entrance. The total for it was $86.40. I decided to go to Guest Services to upgrade it to the Summer Pass not long after stepping in the park. The total for the upgrade was $63.72. I'd say it was a good choice. We started off with Blue Streak as our first ride. Blue Streak is an important part of Cedar Point history with it being their oldest roller coaster. I enjoyed every aspect of this coaster! The next one we tackled was Cedar Creek Mine Ride. This one was mild in my opinion and seemed to be a good entry-level experience for someone wanting to try their first ride. I enjoyed the theme it had from standing in line up until rolling through the covered area they had in the beginning of the ride. I liked the calm essence it had. The water surrounding it was a nice feature! Corkscrew was a steel coaster with a whole lot of attitude! By the looks of this thing, I already imagined that I wasn't going to feel the greatest afterwards. I wish I wasn't right! Corkscrew was by far my least favorite ride. I didn't enjoy the twists it had, but that could be what other people love about it. I'd recommend riding it for yourself, but brace yourself! I most likely won't ride it again in the future. Gemini had two different options to ride on. There was a red train and a blue train. We rode the red train first and then tried the blue train out for a comparison afterwards. They both had a similar feel and path. I enjoyed both of them and I'm glad I got to try both! I recommend that everyone does the same! We purchased an All Season Free Refills cup at the Coca-Cola freestyle joint in the Main Midway area. It was $37.35, so that wasn't bad. I'd definitely say it was worth it for me since I love soda. We got a Coca-Cola for our drink and it was refreshing. We tried out Sagebrush Sue's since we needed food to get us by. We ended up getting a Hot Dog-on-a-Stick and a free refill on our cup, which we got Diet Coke. The Hot Dog was 9.99 before the discount with my Summer Pass. I ended up paying $9.60 total for it. The Hot Dog was surprisingly really good! The batter was excellent and made it worth the price. The Diet Coke was tasty. We also tried the Coca-Cola freestyle place that was near Corkscrew. We got a free refill there. I tried the Coca-Cola, but it ended up being a gross choice, so I resulted in getting a Diet Coke. It was decent. The park amazed me by the cleanliness! They definitely kept up with everything and had a smooth operation running in terms of that. The staff provided exceptional customer service throughout the park. I was pleased by that. Overall, Cedar Point offered a variety of things to do. The price wasn't too bad for what it was. I'm excited to go back and explore more. I recommend this place! Date of visit: 07/25/2023

This theme park is amazing! I love the rides here, they're very thrilling! I deeply suggest you come here if you are in Ohio. Excellent experience.

Great experience if you can get discounted tickets. Cedar point can be a very expensive trip for a family to enjoy the park. Tickets to get in, parking, food, etc can add up fast. I highly recommend finding deals to make the experience more enjoyable or even getting a season pass so you don't feel like you have to go everything on one day. We visited the park as a family with a 5 and 6 year old and spent about half the day there. The park is huge so it was difficult for them to really enjoy the e whole park. I highly recommend picking a section or two and enjoying the rides in that area. Sometimes with the wait time they can only make a few rides in a couple hour window. Plus when we visiting the kids sections many of the rides were closed or did not open until noon. It was cool that they had bands outside. And other ways to entertain outside of rides. I also had a hard time figure the map out online. I wish they had more signs and directional arrows while walking around the park so you didn't have to rely on your cell phone. You are allowed to bring in your own food and water bottles so I highly recommend. Although the have food options throughout the park it helps save time and money. We also visited the beach area before we left. There is a great walkway along the beach but only a few entrances to get on the beach. Plus the beach was littered with garbage in the sand and on the water. Overall a fun time but recommend planning out what you want to do so you get the most for your money.

Cedar point is the best amusement park in the world! I was NOT disappointed when I went there. They had a very large variety of rollercoasters, if your a little to scared just go on some of the less scary rollercoasters. Also it has plenty of food places and drink places! I hope you have a great time a cedar point!

I liked Cedar Point, BUT they need points deducted for all the rides and food places that were NOT open on my 2 day visit. Some of the rides were disorganized and/or running 1 car. Then there were a lot of food places that were not open or closed without notice. I think also there were too many buffets and sit-down places and not enough grab and go. It's an amusement park, where are the loaded fries, nachos, footlongs, etc, that I you can grab, walk, and eat. The rides that were open were very good, of you like roller coasters. This is the place to visit. Don't go expecting Six Flags or Disney because Cedar Point is neither.

I always have a great experience coming here. From the rides , shows, and good choices of food , I'm never disappointed.

On Sunday, August 11th, after church, my family and I made a last-minute decision to purchase tickets to Cedar Point for the day. Upon arrival, everything seemed perfect. My husband, who is older, came along just to walk the park while my daughters and I planned to enjoy the rides. Unfortunately, the day did not go as planned. When we reached our first ride, we were informed of a two-hour wait. My husband sat outside the gate while my daughters and I decided to wait the entire time. About 45 minutes into the line, we noticed a sign listing items that couldn't be brought on the ride, including purses. To ensure I wouldn't have any issues being secured in the seat, I called to my husband, who was nearby, to hand off my purse. About another 45 minutes later, an older man, who appeared to be a countryman, accused me of leaving the line without permission. I explained that I hadn't left but had simply handed my purse to my husband, who was within eyesight. Other guests in line confirmed they were fine with me returning to my spot, and there were no concerns. However, the man escalated the situation by making racial slurs, which I ignored to focus on my daughters. Before we could reach the stairs, I noticed him signaling to security. When security arrived, I explained the situation, including that other guests corroborated my story. Despite this, the security team stated that the man had complained and decided I needed to be removed from the line. I expressed my concerns about the man's racial slurs and verbal harassment, but they dismissed my complaint. To avoid further conflict and shield my children from the discriminatory behavior and poor handling of the situation, I cooperated and left the line. Feeling humiliated, mistreated, and separated from my children, I immediately decided to leave the park. Following this incident, I filed complaints with Cedar Point, contacted my bank to dispute the charge, and reached out to Guest Experience. I initially spoke with Mike A., who promised a refund. However, I later received a call and email stating that the chargeback process with my bank was pending and Cedar Point could not issue a refund while that process was unresolved. Mike assured me that if the chargeback failed, I could contact them to initiate the promised refund. Now, four months later, I am still waiting for the refund. I contacted Cedar Point again and requested an escalation, which connected me with Scott, the Operations Supervisor of Admissions and Guest Experience. I explained the entire incident to Scott, who apologized but claimed it was my fault for leaving the park. I told him no parent would remain at the park after such an experience, especially when the situation was handled so poorly. Scott reiterated that, per policy, he couldn't issue a refund since the ticket was used and that nothing could be done once a chargeback is denied. An apology, he said, was all he could offer. This experience has been incredibly disappointing and frustrating. I was promised a refund, yet months later, I am left with no resolution. I am seeking a proper acknowledgment of the mistreatment my family and I experienced and the refund that was promised to me.

I want to preface this by saying that I am a big CP fan, me and my wife usually plan a trip to stay in the park for a few days and ride all the coasters every year or so. Usually it's great. This time we had some really bad customer service incidents that soured our opinion of our trip. Around 8pm (on a day when the park closes at 10), we decided to sneak a few rides in on some of the big coasters. We checked the wait times for all the big coasters using the app and, seeing that Steel Vengeance had a wait time of an hour for the regular line and 15 minutes for the fast lane, we decided to make use of the kiosk near the entrance of the ride to buy two one time use fast passes for the ride for $45. The signs near the entrance to the ride (which are typically more accurate) correlate the times listed on the app. We get in the line and quickly discover that the entire line is actually much shorter - up past the point where the fast pass line meets up with the regular one, which basically means we bought a fast lane pass for nothing. At this point I kind of kick myself but don't think too much of it - perhaps we should have walked back into the line to confirm its length before purchasing, I accept that, that's on me, even if it is a bit misleading to post such differing ride times. Right before we get to the point where we have to scan our fast passes, we hear the announcement that the ride is being shut down for maintenance. We decide to leave the line to go get dinner since we haven't used our passes yet and we wanted to get dinner afterwards anyway. After dinner, we notice the ride is still down, and, given that it had been up and down all day, we decided to head to guest services in frontier land to try to get our passes switched, since it is near where we were (and since Maverick is right there). We get in line behind another lady that has the same problem, and the guest services associate gets her sorted by giving her some replacement passes that can be used at any of the fast lane plus attractions. The associate is clearly pretty flustered (presumably because she'd had to deal with a bunch of people who had the same problem) but we figure we'll get similar passes and be right on our way. However, after scanning ours and confirming they have not been used, she instead tells us that our passes are non-transferable, and since there is still an hour and a half left in the park, there is still time for the ride to come back up, so there's nothing she can do for us. We're a bit taken aback since we were right there when she provided the lady before us with an actual solution, so we explain that we'd just like our money back, since it looked like we weren't going to be able to use them during our trip at all, since the park was almost closed and we were leaving the next day. She says if we want to get a refund we have to go all the way to the main guest services, all the way on the other end of the park. We were really not happy at this point since the park was going to close in a little over an hour, and this little misadventure had already taken up time we could have spent on rides, but we made the trek anyway, because after the experience I had just had I wasn't thrilled with throwing my money at them for nothing in return. When we reached guest services, they heard us out and offered to switch our passes, but given that we'd just spent half an hour walking AWAY from all the rides we wanted to ride to get there, we told them we likely wouldn't be able to use it. While we were there they explained that, oh yeah, frontier land guest services is "just like that", and they gave us our refund, but the entire time it really seemed like they just wanted to get us out of their hair. The whole thing left a bad taste in our mouths. Definitely think twice before you buy a one-time-use fast pass, and I guess hope that you're the lucky one in line that the customer service associates choose to help if you do have problems, or else you might have to waste some of your precious time in the park to fix it.

Great park, but for those who haven't been it's best to wear sunscreen/a hat (in the summer) because often you are left uncovered in queues. They also don't have physical maps anymore which sucks, you can use the app for a map and wait times but there are also map boards that you can take a picture of and use less battery. And to those going in 2024 I very much doubt that Top Thrill 2 will be up for the rest of the season. It has been down since the beginning of the season, and they have not been testing at all. If it goes back up i'll edit and remove this part from my review. I just say that because if you're prepared for these things, you'll have a better trip.

I'm a coaster enthusiast and this is my home park This is undoubtedly the best Theme park EVER

What a great place!! So much more affordable than the big name parks. They do it right here! I highly recommend the meal deal dining plan just beware that there's one that has the food but doesn't include a drink. We made that mistake but they had two water available which was sufficient. The bundle tickets we got included parking which was super convenient. We got there early and stayed pretty late. The Halloweekend activities added to our first time visit experiences. We will definitely be back!

Rides are good, which I guess is the biggest part of whybyoubare there. But the food was not very good and way overpriced. If you have ability leave park eat and come back. Cashier at cash register was awful. Could not figure out how to work gift card. Park overall was fairly clean. At night they did not have same number of workers coordinating people getting on each ride, which led to it being a madhouse on platforms for roller coasters and waisted deats on each ride. We were there for a special Halloween night and you could not get in any of the Halloween special events because they were too busy. Lastly the app for moving around park was awful.

Best experience, fantastic staff ,great food that food be busin. Many kiddy rides. WARNING TRY NOT TO THROW UP ON BLUESTREEK!!!!!! I KNOW I DID L.O.L.

I really liked Cedar Point. The rides were so fun and maverick is my fav in my opinion. And I like how it's right next to the biggest lake in the world. Steel Vengeance is fun it goes down into 74mph.

I always love Cedar Point so I decided to try Halloweekends for the first time. Sadly I went on a Sunday and didn't realize until we downloaded the event guide that the outdoor scare zones were closed on Sundays. Don't be us, plan ahead. Luckily our schedules kind of required a Sunday so we accepted our fate. We got there a bit late slightly before 2pm and left at maybe 7 or 7:30pm. We managed to ride Steel Vengeance, a swing ride (always relaxing classic), watch Wake the Dead, and do all 5 haunted mazes/houses. The app is really great for finding where you want to go as it will even move with you, but the wait times are a bit sketchy. The app said 120 min wait, but the sign actually said 30 min. Be aware Steel Vengeance has top notch security so bags go in a rental locker and everything has to be removed before you are allowed to ride (someone's phone flew out of their hand and hit someone in the face so security turned up to 11 as a result). The show/musical Wake the Dead was really really good, honestly way better than the haunts were. Line up early to get in. Now the haunted houses, our main reasons for going this time of year. Bloodbath: vampire club, but pretty disappointed, lacked cohesion as the club themed ended instantly then just made no sense. Maybe more lighting too like spot lights. Freakshow: possible best. Spot on theme well done with detail and scares Slaughter house: they liked it, I felt a bit sad as frankly it was just realistic Haunting of Eerie: the decor was antique and really pretty so I was distracted. Basically a house. Midnight: this was a close second per the guys with unique costumes. I was getting sick so I don't remember much anymore. It was cold and sometimes rained so 2/3 of us got sick. We tried to dress warm, but not enough. Probably should've taken more breaks indoors.

The strength of Cedar Point is the roller coasters. If you like roller coasters- you'll love it here. We rode Steel Vengeance and Maverick tonight and loved it. I believe Steel Vengeance also works as a chiropractic visit because. I believe it rearranged my spine. They should put out a chiropractic tip jar for when you get off. If you like coasters, you NUST ride these. The meals basically all cost about $21. This is a real bummer because our family of 5 bought 3 meals to share and it cost us $67. That's a lot of money. We found out you can buy a meal ahead of time to make the cost a few dollars less. My other main concern are the ride line experiences. At Disney, the ride lines take you deeper into the experience. At Cedar Point I feel like cattle being let to my demise. A few rides have TVs, but the TVs were broken. It would have been nice if the ride designers used the line more to take people deeper into the story of the ride- instead of just focusing on building the next great roller coaster.

I'm not saying this is a huge deal for me but they charge you for physical maps now and they are huge so carrying them around is annoying they used to give you physical maps for free

Amazing service and coasters to offer. The only thing I would like them to change are the long dispatches. The food was decent for a really good park. Maverick and Steel Vengeance was my favorite. Usually, I see complaints about restraints, but they don't bother me as much as most people do. Has a good chance to succeed! (Optional), please replace Bluestreak with a Mack Extreme Spinner. It would probably look epic.

The Dat That I Went To The Cedar Point Solar Eclipse Last Month Of April 8th 2024, And It Was So Much Fun

I am biased because at least 10 times we visit cedar point each season! However there ar plenty rides for kids; three areas that are super friendly to visit. I recommend to get the beverage pass for the season as some days do get hot. Bring a light jacket with you; it is on the lake especially on the fall season it may get colder than expected without a sun.

I have loved this amusement Park for the last 30 years! I just wanted to shout out to everybody and let them know that if you buy your season tickets on Labor Day weekend, it allows you to go to Cedar point for the rest of that season and all of next season. That is 8 weekends until they close for the season at Halloween. Obviously, that is already passed but it's good to know in the future. This was our first season taking the little grandkids, and we had a blast! There are two kids areas and they really enjoyed all the rides! The snoopy theme is adorable. The gift shops and food at the park is pricey as expected at a amusement park, however you can pay a set price for certain foods and it will allow you to get food and drink every 2 hours If you are gluten and/or dairy free the restaurant "melt" has options for both. Located in snoopy kids area. And there is a Starbucks not too far into the park from the entrance. Have fun! And see ya there!

I've been to a lot of amusement parks. This one is probably the best. I've been on a lot of roller coasters. Steel Vengeance is probably the best. My one tip: ride it at night. You'll thank me.

It was an experience to say the least. I'll say that it started off decent enough despite the exorbitant prices they were asking for, let alone their tight parking lot. I understand there are probably many guests that arrive all at the same time for the same thing, however, they should still do something concerning the parking lot. We practically had to parallel park just to get out of our parking space when we were ready to leave. It shouldn't be that difficult just to exit an area. That tells me that the spaces are too close together and every direction. It was a lot of switching gears and more than it needed to be. personally, I think that their parking lot is a joke. Additionally, it's pretty sad how literally everything in the park takes card and no cash. That is unacceptable. And I don't say it lightly either. I mean that quite legally. It is against the law to take card only and not except cash. Paper and coin are both pure legal tender and therefore classify as a legal form of currency and/or payment. However, they refuse to accept cash. That said, if all you brought was cash then you are out of luck, essentially. Now, one may argue that one should just bring a card. However, what about someone who is too young? Someone who doesn't have the means to get a car just yet because they are too young to be employed? Child labor laws do indeed exist after all. I just don't like how it seems almost as if they think that they are above the law because they are going to force you to use card on everything when cash should be an acceptable form of payment. Furthermore, there was a right attendant who got onto me for using my phone even though it shouldn't matter seeing as it's my own personal property. At that point it becomes my responsibility, no? In any case, after he told me to put it away I did so and yet still he may be a big song and dance out of it. Afterword, he cussed at me and I found that unprofessional. If rules are rules, then that's fine, but there is no need for that form of unprofessionalism. it's people and situations like that which make me not want to return and deter me from wanting to return as well as spreading the word about going there. Overall, it's not a bad experience, but it definitely could've been better had it not been for the exaggerated, inflation on prices as well as the rude workers that I encountered. Lastly, the prices on the food, drink, and souvenirs were ridiculous. Everything was overpriced and more than it should've been. I could go into detail, but I don't see much point Seeing as there's not much to say other than the prices are way more than they need to be. I understand that most people may see it as a subjective point and that one doesn't have to spend that kind of money, however, I can't agree with the greedy-perspective it seems to have when their prices are beyond unfair.

May be a controversial statement in the state of Ohio but Cedar Point is way better than Kings Island. I came here with some friends yesterday, and we would definitely recommend coming right when the park opens at 10am. The entire place is HUGE, and it's honestly super easy to get lost in, so I would plan to spend the whole day here. Luckily, time travels pretty fast in a place like this. I do wish there were some more maps around the park because we kept going in circles trying to find specific rides. It did rain during our visit, but most of the rides were only down for about twenty minutes. My friends and I stayed dry in the line for Rougarou, and then we were the first ones to get back on it! I will say though: roller coasters in the rain can be BRUTAL. But, also awesome. We were able to ride this three times since there was no one else in line. Shout out to the employees on that ride!! They were so nice, really making this a memorable trip. The only downside to Cedar Point is the unfortunate cost of everything. The parking alone is about $30, I believe, and to even get one beverage is $5 or more. We could barely afford to eat lunch because each meal was around $15-20 EACH. We ended up just going to a McDonalds afterwards, but it would've been nice to eat during the day. P.S. Watch out for the seagulls!

This park was fantastic! There were many amazing roller coasters and my family enjoyed the entire park. Our favorite time was to go at night and the views were amazing. My only thing that wasn't on point were the drinking stations. We had the bands for unlimited drinks for water, powerade, and pop and the stations were not always open.

One of the best parks for roller coaster enthusiasts! Our first time here did not disappoint - the park staff are pros at getting riders on and off to keep wait times manageable and the park is also kept very clean. They have an app I recommend downloading so you can check wait times and have access to the park map since it is a larger park. I did have some trouble locating a few rides because they are listed as an attraction but they aren't on the map. It does give you GPS guidance but only tells you in feet, so we had to ask a couple times where something was. I also recommend the all day drink wristband. You can refill every 15 minutes and they have Coke Freestyle machines in the park. For $16, it paid for itself very quickly. My favorite ride was Steel Vengeance, which we only got to ride once but you can't go wrong with any of the coasters in the park.

Cedar Point is a great destination for amusement park enthusiasts, like moi! Rollercoasters galore, fun people, and my personal favorite HalloWeekends! Tip: Buy the Gold season pass. It pays for itself in one visit! And, you get discounts on food, beverages and free parking every visit! What would make this a 5-star experience? Having all haunted houses open on the last day and discounts offered on merchandise for season pass holders. I'll be back next year to see if this becomes a reality. LOL