|
Introduction
|
Just a few brief remarks about Cedar Point and the reason why The
Point is on my web page.
|
|
Main Midway
|
Located at the front of the park, this section includes two roller
coasters, including my favorite.
|
|
Wildcat
Midway
|
Roughly in the center of the park, this section includes three
roller coasters. How much can you stand?
|
|
Frontier
Trail
|
Frontier Trail goes back to the pioneer days, but its newest feature,
stretching 310 feet into the sky, is strikingly modern. In addition to
having the park's longest coaster, this section of the park is also a great
place to get wet on hot days.
|
|
Frontiertown
|
It's High Noon in the Old West, and time for a showdown with three
more Cedar Point coasters. In 2007, Maverick is the new sheriff in town.
The Old West was never this wild!
|
|
Gemini
Midway
|
Running through the northern part of the park, this section contains
six coasters, including a family coaster, and a training coaster for the
young'uns. Stretching an incredible 420 feet into the sky is this
midway's newest coaster, Top Thrill Dragster. It's time to Race for
the Sky!
|
|
Twister
Midway
|
There are two more coasters here, and a few spinning rides, including
2005's maXair.
|
|
Soak City
and Challenge Park
|
Along Cedar Point's northern shore is even more excitement, with
a huge waterpark, two miniature golf courses, grand prix tracks, trampolines,
and a sky coaster.
|
|
Cedar Point
Resorts
|
There's just too much for one day at The Point, but Cedar Point
Resorts provides a fantastic place to stay. If you stayed any closer, you'd
wake up on a roller coaster. It's also great for camping buffs!
(However, no fair camping IN the buff -- Cedar Point's a family park, not
a park for making families!)
Now, there's even a year-round option with the Castaway Bay resort,
including an indoor waterpark, allowing Cedar Point fun any time of the
year.
|
