Have I mentioned before that my family loves Cedar Point amusement park?
I find that impossible to believe...
Because this coaster-loving-group ADORES Cedar Point!
What's not to love about the best roller coasters in the US? Heck. Maybe even THE WORLD. Just look at Millennium Force: it will literally make you light-headed as it drops at an 80 degree angle at 93 MILES PER HOUR!
AND it lasts for TWO MINUTES! That's a ridiculously long ride for a super coaster and a huge part of what makes it so enjoyable. And Millennium Force is just ONE of their many, many coasters and rides that we adore. Every ride is exciting (though I don't personally love the Corkscrew. If you have a stiff neck, I advise skipping it) and every employee is well-trained.
Naturally, for us anyway, no trip would be complete without a stop at their on-site Famous Dave's restaurant. My calorie-counting went straight out of the park on this stop. But can you blame me?
Caution: eating at Famous Dave's will cause your children to give you enormously messy smiles.
And here's the BESTEST BEST PART!
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*Disclaimer: I was given complimentary tickets to Cedar Point and Soak City as compensation for my review and giveaway. ALL opinions remain my own, as always.
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3 comments:
Hershey Park is a confusing maze. It's probably why I dislike amusement parks. But our kids love it and that's the most important thing, right?
Love that greasy messy smile!
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Chris and I are the lamest of the lame when it comes to amusement parks. We recently went to a neighborhood festival and practically had to draw staws over who would go on the Ferris wheel with George and Oliver. I played the girl card (and it was Fathers Day!) Eleanor is firmly in our "rides are scary" camp.
I went to college in NE Ohio and we used to go to Cedar Point. It is a nice park. Back in the late 80s I rode what was then the highest coaster in the U.S. there. That was the peak (no pun intended) of my coaster career. I'm not so daring now.
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