They're wired. We're tired.
On Saturday, May 15th, 2010, Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio opened for it’s 141st season.
My family and I attended Opening Day and it was an incredible way to kick off summer. Everyone else must have thought so too, because it was very busy.
To read about our trip and view a comprehensive collection of photos visit: 2 Wired 2 Tired Travels – Cedar Point Review.
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That sounds like a GREAT time. We have a small amusement park in our area. It’s always pretty busy through the summer. It doesn’t have rollercoasters and majority of the rides are for smaller kids, but a day there is pretty cheap and it’s alot of fun for the kids :)
I wanna go to Cedar Point too! I love their roller coasters but I’m afraid of that one with the giant drop!
So fun! Yes, short lines equals happy people…always. That really sucks about the line to nowhere though. The last picture is complete happiness!
We are going to Disney in the Fall, but we’ll see for this summer…we’ll see…
I love Cedar Point. I can’t wait to go this summer.
Love Cedar Point, but I definitely agree that they need some sort of FastPass system. They did have those hand stamps a few years ago, but that didn’t last very long. I went for Halloweekends in ’08, and the average wait time was literally two hours. Miserable.
We are trying to find a weekend to go to Cedar Point!! Your post made me really excited! I am sure we wont leave the kiddie area either!
Cedar Point looks a lot like the Kenny Wood Park I remember as a kid. While I went to Sea World up where you are, I never once went to Cedar Point. (This was the park my husband frequented when he was a young lad…) This might be worth a trip when we are at grandmas in June…
Cedar Point looks a lot like the Kenny Wood Park I remember as a kid. While I went to Sea World up where you are, I never once went to Cedar Point. (This was the park my husband frequented when he was a young lad…) This might be worth a trip when we are at grandmas in June…
we went to Cedar Point once about 12 years ago. It was great! Our only close amusement park now is Dollywood. It doesn’t even compare :(.
my cousin lives in oh- i have to recommend this place to her. looks like a lot of fun!
Sorry for the huge review, but I’m really loving the new Zune, and hope this, as well as the excellent reviews some other people have written, will help you decide if it’s the right choice for you.
I’ve read a little about Cedar Point and would love to take a trip there … maybe later this summer! Thanks for your review. I love reading “trip reports” and yours helps a lot. I never knew there was such a thing as a Family Dryer! We could have used one at Hershey Park when we got so soaked that I had to buy new t-shirts for us to change into!
I love rollercoasters. Esp. Montezuma’s Revenge at Knott’s Berry Farm. (several other parks have the same coaster with different names.)
There used to be this ‘ride’ at Great America in Santa Clara, CA called “The Edge>” You got strapped in, they raised you up about three stories and then let you go. You are in free fall for about 3 seconds. It is/was wild.
To anyone who is afraid of coasters. I used to be. Then I realized these coasters are used by, literally, thousands of people and there are very few accidents. Once I realized I, probably, wasn’t going to die, I raised my arms, hung on with my toes and enjoyed the ride….
I haven’t been in years. Haven’t been much of anywhere in the years since losing my daughter. Hearing you talk about it all makes me want to take my son. I think the family dryers are a clever idea!