I have been going to Cedar Point for 30+ years. It remains one of the cleanest & most thrilling amusement parks because of the huge variety of rides. Walking everywhere is just part of the fun, but you can also ride the sky ride cable cars a short distance or take a train from 1 part of the park to... more

If you love roller coasters, this is the place for you. They're amazing. My family has been going here for years, and the park never disappoints. There is a nice mix of old and new - some rides that were there when I was a kid are still up and running in addition to the newest and biggest and baddest.... more

The park was great. The lines were not that long except around closing for the Top Thrill Dragster. 1 1/2 hour was the longest wait (for the Dragster). The park was clean and everything seemed to be under control. We also went to Soak City and it was great also. more

If you are looking for The Best Rollercoaster Park There is nothing better. Just don't get hungry or thirsty. A6INCH SUBWAY sub, a Halloween size bag of chips, and about 12oz of Coke for 14 dollars. 6 mini hotdog bites( about half a regular hotdog) 10 frenchfries and 12oz Coke for 11 dollars, a hot pretzel for 5 and don't... more

My family and I were very dissapointed. The "kids" running the amuzements are very rude. Don't go if you have several children of different ages. They are not concerned with safety. Many of the rides have weight limits but you don't know that until after you've waited 2.5 hours. more

We went to Cedar Point on Tue. June 30 & Wens. July 1, 2009 with the two day ride & slide tickets and I must say it was the perfect time. Lines where not long, weather was great (about 15 minutes of rain each day). I can see the complaints about long lines if it is busy, but we just... more

Cedar Point has tons of rides and is the Coaster Capital of the World. No other place has the number of thrill rides as here. This is a park which takes 2 days to see it all. The long lines however can slow down a fun, eventful day to a crawl. There are a number of rides for kids but... more

Cedar Point has a lot to offer for those over 46", however if you are travelling with a person under 46" they are limited to the number of rides they can go on. Their parent-swap program is efficient-- go to Guest Services (just past the main gate, to the right) to get the paper. There are only two roller coasters... more

The Park itself is awesome. If you stay in a resort you get in an hour early. When the park opens to the public it gets CROWDED. We went for our hour early in the morning, went and did something else (like in Cleveland, because there is nothing else to do in Cedar Point) and then came back after 5pm... more