We had a great time. We were two families with kids aged from 13 to 18. We spent the entire day at Cedar Point. We brought our own picnic lunch. The slides and activities varied in difficulty and scariness. Plenty for people of different ages and abilities.

The experience was great. I have gone 4 times now and it's always a blast. I would have given a higher rating but this last time I went, it took a hour and a half to leave the park. I walked out of the park entrance at 7:45 but wasn't able to leave the parking lot until 9:32. I feel like there could be a better way to organize it, but all in all, a great weekend trip.

If you love roller coasters this is the place to be. The views of Lake Erie from Millennium Force, Magnum xl-200, Steel Vengeance are amazing. The most breathtaking views were on Top Thrill 2 you saw the lake all around you. I love rides with good water or wooded views. The staff that I had interactions with whether ride operators or restaurants were friendly and knowledgeable. Even when rides went down the hard working ride maintenance team had them up and running again in an acceptable amount of time. This is my favorite park and I have been to a few.

As a coaster enthusiast I was blown away by this park! There was so much to do in one day but we managed to get on most of the bigger coasters. I would definitely love to come back and enjoy everything we missed. We only have one day to come to the park on Mothers day. It was a very memorable experience. I was glad I purchased the express passes to reduce line time however I was very let down that TT2 was closed which I had paid extra for in my express pass. Gemini was also unavailable that day and Valrvn had many break downs unfortunately. Guest services told me we could always come back another day except I explained to her that we flew in from Las Vegas for this experience so we don't have the luxury of just coming back within the year. They could have at least offered to give us some food/drink passes to make up for the money I wasted up grading my express pass for a ride that was not available to me. Food and drink at the park was very pricey for what we were given. I think I paid over $20 for 3 tiny pieces of beef that was very dry. We did pay for the photo package to capture all our fun pics and that was totally worth it. The people at the booths were very helpful when getting your pics centered just right also. Sometimes they don't come out correctly on the kiosk but they can crop them for you if you ask.

The park is great. It has many diverse rides. Almost everyone can find something to ride. The roller coasters are incredible. There are intense coasters for thrill seekers and kid-friendly coasters. The only complaints I have are that the food is too expensive and not very diverse. $10 for chips is unreasonable. There are also very few vegan options. The queue jumping is terrible, and no employees or guards seem to do anything about it. The employees almost exclusively letting fast pass holders on rides with long queues is also a problem. But overall, I love Cedar Point and it is a great park.

Cedar Point is truly one of if not the greatest amusement parks in the world. If you love coasters, there simply isn't another park that has more options for you. If calmer or kid-friendly rides are your thing, there is also plenty to do. If you aren't a ride person, the live entertainment options also put this park on top. It's a very large park (acreage-wise) so this allows them to do some nice things with the scenery. Frontier Trail is a wonderful shaded walk with plenty to take in. Make sure to take the train ride back from Frontierland to the center of the park as it's got a fun skeleton-themed attraction built into it. HalloWeekends is an amazing event. If you're headed out there, be aware that Saturdays are always the busiest, craziest days. Fridays (while limited hours) often are less crowded and still have all of the rides and haunted events available. Although not all of the haunted houses are open on Sundays it is the best day to go if you are very worried about crowds. Again, the live entertainment during HalloWeekends is excellent. I saw another reviewer call out the Midnight Syndicate show as being exceptional.

Went on a Military Day on Memorial Day weekend. As a veteran I got in free, and our son and granddaughter got in half-price as my guests. So that was nice. Cedar Point has a wide range of rides for all ages and tolerances for "thrill" (they even have a guide rating the thrill level of each ride, which is helpful). Had a good lunch at the Grand Pavilion next to the beach. The downside of the experience was that even though there weren't an extreme number of people at the park, ride wait times tended to be quite long because it seemed the rides were understaffed. A number of the rides had just one attendant, and it seemed that loading/unloading would have been much quicker with additional ride attendants. Perhaps this was at least in part due to the park gearing up for the season. We stood in line for the ferris wheel for a half-hour with only about twenty people in line ahead of us (there are 36 cars on the wheel), and the line was hardly moving at all due to the inscrutable way they were (or were not) unloading and loading the cars. We finally gave up on the ferris wheel because it looked like we would be standing there for another half-hour.

In younger days, I could not wait to ride every thrilling coaster until the tops of my thighs were riddled with bruises! Now, in my sixties, I am happy just to stroll around the park and enjoy the views from The Big Wheel, some shows, and the tamer rides. I am still thrilled by the charm and convenience of The Breakers and would recommend staying there, but bring some healthy foods from home and a coffee pot!

My experience at cedar point was amazing! While this park does gain a significant amount of crowds, the number of attractions spread all of the guests throughout the park. Even though some rides had an hour or more wait, I understood since they were the newest additions to the park. Most of the staff that I encountered were very nice and helpful. Overall my experience was very good. One of the downfalls of this park is the staggered openings of certain rides throughout the day. Rides such as Gemini didn’t open until noon. This might not sound like a big deal, but for a park this size, it made the rides that were open very busy. Other than this, it was very difficult to find something not to like here. They have a ride for almost everyone. My family really enjoyed roller coasters such as steel vengeance and millennium force. If you are looking for something to do this summer, I would recommend spending 2 to 3 days to enjoy everything this park has to offer.

Great park (as long as everything is open). I hate the idea of Fast Lane, but the Fast Lane + saved us so much time. We don't come often so we have to make the most of it, and it allowed us to ride everything multiple times. Go on a Tuesday or Wednesday for the thinnest crowds. Get the drink wrist band, grab a drink between rides and drink in line especially if it's hot - stay hydrated! Ride Maverick when you can, it breaks down often so get on when you can. Remember it's an amusement park, nothing will go perfect. If you lower your expectations you will have a blast. Food - Backbeat BBQ was our fav, Hugo's pizza and Farmhouse were really good, but we did not care for Pavillion.