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1 Cedar Point Drive • Sandusky, OH 44870

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The Steel Vengeance roller coaster full of people people laughing and screaming while it goes down hill.

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Located on the scenic shores of Lake Erie, Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio, is the "Roller Coaster Capital of the World," with 18 world-class coasters, family-friendly rides, and vibrant entertainment. From the Millennium Force and Top Thrill 2, to kids' areas like Camp Snoopy and classic rides, Cedar Point offers unforgettable adventures for all ages.

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This premier, 364-acre theme park offers 68 rides, including 18 world-class roller coasters, live shows, and more!
Test your bravery on adrenaline-pumping rides like GateKeeper, Steel Vengeance, and Magnum XL-200.
Little one can enjoy kid-friendly rides and attractions in three themed areas: Kiddie Kingdom, Camp Snoopy, and Planet Snoopy.
Download the park's free mobile app to find wait times, show times, and park maps.
Some rides have height restrictions, which are posted at ride entrances.
Cedar Point is cashless, but cash-to-card kiosks are conveniently located throughout the park if you only have cash.
In addition to major credit/debit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay are also accepted as payment at most locations in the park.

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Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio, is the ultimate destination for thrill-seekers and families alike. Known as the "Roller Coaster Capital of the World," Cedar Point boasts 68 incredible rides, ranging from the family-friendly Wild Mouse to the heart-pounding roller coasters.

Nestled on the scenic shores of Lake Erie, this top-rated Sandusky theme park is home to some of the most exhilarating roller coasters on the planet. Experience the adrenaline rush of Top Thrill 2, the towering thrills of Millennium Force, and the high-speed twists of Steel Vengeance. With 18 roller coasters, Cedar Point offers non-stop excitement for coaster enthusiasts.

Little adventurers can explore the magical world of Camp Snoopy, a Peanuts-themed area for children, while families can enjoy classic attractions like the Ferris wheel, bumper cars, and Cedar Point and Lake Erie Railroad, that are perfect for all ages.

Cedar Point goes beyond rides with a diverse lineup of entertainment. Catch dazzling live performances that take you from the Old West to Broadway and immerse yourself in seasonal events like Boardwalk Nights. And with a variety of dining options and souvenir shops, you'll find everything you need for a perfect day out.

Cedar Point operates seasonally, please check the operating hours and plan your visit accordingly.

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Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and Lucy mascots hugging children at Cedar Point.

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Cedar Point Reviews

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accountm521

"The Worse Family Experience!"

Reviewed December 03, 2024 NEW

On Sunday, August 11th, after church, my family and I made a last-minute decision to purchase tickets to Cedar Point for the day. Upon arrival, everything seemed perfect. My husband, who is older, came along just to walk the park while my daughters and I planned to enjoy the rides. Unfortunately, the day did not go as planned. When we reached our first ride, we were informed of a two-hour wait. My husband sat outside the gate while my daughters and I decided to wait the entire time. About 45 minutes into the line, we noticed a sign listing items that couldn’t be brought on the ride, including purses. To ensure I wouldn’t have any issues being secured in the seat, I called to my husband, who was nearby, to hand off my purse. About another 45 minutes later, an older man, who appeared to be a countryman, accused me of leaving the line without permission. I explained that I hadn’t left but had simply handed my purse to my husband, who was within eyesight. Other guests in line confirmed they were fine with me returning to my spot, and there were no concerns. However, the man escalated the situation by making racial slurs, which I ignored to focus on my daughters. Before we could reach the stairs, I noticed him signaling to security. When security arrived, I explained the situation, including that other guests corroborated my story. Despite this, the security team stated that the man had complained and decided I needed to be removed from the line. I expressed my concerns about the man’s racial slurs and verbal harassment, but they dismissed my complaint. To avoid further conflict and shield my children from the discriminatory behavior and poor handling of the situation, I cooperated and left the line. Feeling humiliated, mistreated, and separated from my children, I immediately decided to leave the park. Following this incident, I filed complaints with Cedar Point, contacted my bank to dispute the charge, and reached out to Guest Experience. I initially spoke with Mike A., who promised a refund. However, I later received a call and email stating that the chargeback process with my bank was pending and Cedar Point could not issue a refund while that process was unresolved. Mike assured me that if the chargeback failed, I could contact them to initiate the promised refund. Now, four months later, I am still waiting for the refund. I contacted Cedar Point again and requested an escalation, which connected me with Scott, the Operations Supervisor of Admissions and Guest Experience. I explained the entire incident to Scott, who apologized but claimed it was my fault for leaving the park. I told him no parent would remain at the park after such an experience, especially when the situation was handled so poorly. Scott reiterated that, per policy, he couldn’t issue a refund since the ticket was used and that nothing could be done once a chargeback is denied. An apology, he said, was all he could offer. This experience has been incredibly disappointing and frustrating. I was promised a refund, yet months later, I am left with no resolution. I am seeking a proper acknowledgment of the mistreatment my family and I experienced and the refund that was promised to me.

phvi2617

Anaheim, California

"First-class roller coasters"

Reviewed November 29, 2024 NEW

I've always wanted to go to Cedar Point, and I had the chance to make a half-day visit on Independence Day weekend. Since it was a busy day and given my limited time, I purchased the Fast Lane Plus. While it was quite expensive, I thought it was worth it, and I used it for thirteen rides in just under six hours. The roller coasters were my main reason for visiting, and I was able to ride eleven of the park's eighteen coasters. Unfortunately, Top Thrill 2 was closed the entire day, but there are plenty of other thrills, from classic woodens like Blue Streak and Gemini to hyper-coasters like Magnum XL and Millennium Force. My favorite was definitely Maverick, with its launches, tight turns, and excellent theming. Close runners-up were Steel Vengeance and Gate Keeper. Aside from the many rides, the park is well-kept, and there are a variety of food outlets. If you are a coaster enthusiast, Cedar Point definitely needs to be on your bucket list!

magm758

"Deceptive business practices"

Reviewed November 02, 2024

On 11/1/24 my husband, mistakenly purchased an online friends and family ticket for 11/1/24 thinking it was for 11/2/24. We immediately called the park and asked what to do. We were told by your agent that "this happens all the time" and "come to the park tomorrow to exchange the ticket for a SMALL upgrade fee." Small would be 5-20%. Instead, he was charged an additional $40, making the ticket double the price. That is a 100% upgrade fee, not at all what we were expecting when we called the first time. We are not tech savvy, which is clear by the mistake that was made, so we trusted the agent and didn't think anything of it until my husband got to the park and found out that we were seriously mislead. The agent that I spoke to after my husband called me and let me know what guest services agents told him, explained that this is because the ticket price for 11/2/24 was $79.99. I understand this now. I did NOT understand this on 11/1/24 and spoke to another agent. I TRUSTED that agent, clearly a mistake on my part. Had, I been given proper information on 11/1/24, we would NOT have made the 2 hour drive, we would NOT have had the other boys parents' purchase tickets and would NOT have come to the park on 11/2/24 because we could NOT afford the additional $45 this month. BUT, because an employee gave us BAD information, my son's friends bought NON-refundable tickets. So, my husband and the boys get there on 11/2/24 and now our only choice is to pay the extra or screw a bunch of kids and their families. Thanks for putting us in an impossible situation and capitalizing on our mistake by NOT providing the correct information the first time! Giving bad information to customers like this is a DECEPTIVE business practice and is truly inexcusable. This is just another greedy corporation.

906DonnaE

Klein, Texas

"SO FUN!"

Reviewed October 26, 2024

The rides, the shows, the shops - something for everyone, from toddler to elder! So many options for families and adults. **Go in shoulder season (Sept) to ride LOTS of rides in a day (we rode 13 coasters without a Fast Lane pass); go in October - and buy a “Fear Lane” fast pass - to see all the haunting shows and houses.**

hogwarts86

"Top Notch Experience"

Reviewed October 26, 2024

visited here for the first time October 24, 2024 and October 25, 2025. Listed Below are some things I was really impressed with; especially being a previous theme park tour guide and ride operator. 1) Operations-Quick/Efficient/Fast-Top Notch Throughput 2) Scenery- Beautiful all around 3) Some top notch coasters that have cracked my top 25. Great line up! Hope to experience the coasters that weren’t open and this park again in the future!

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Cedar Point is located at 1 Cedar Point Drive • Sandusky, OH 44870

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Frequently Asked Questions about Cedar Point

Where is Cedar Point?

Cedar Point is located on a Lake Erie peninsula at 1 Cedar Point Drive, Sandusky, OH 44870.

Is Cedar Point water park included in the ticket?

No, Cedar Point Shores is a separately ticketed attraction and not included in Cedar Point general admission.

Is Cedar Point cashless?

Yes, Cedar Point has moved to a cashless payment system. VISA, Mastercard, Discover and American Express credit cards and most debit cards are accepted for payment. There are cash-to-card kiosks available throughout the park for guests who only have cash.

Does Cedar Point take Apple Pay?

Yes, Cedar Point accepts Apple Pay and Google Pay, along with other contactless payment options.

Are there any height restrictions for rides?

Yes, Cedar Point has height restrictions on most its rides. Ride requirements are posted at the entrance of each ride.

Can I leave the park and re-enter?

Yes, guests can leave and re-enter the Cedar Point amusement park. You will need to get a re-entry ticket from an associate at the exit gate before you leave the park.

Can I take my bag or other belongings on a ride with me?

Loose article policies vary per ride. For Valravn, Top Thrill Dragster, GateKeeper, Rougarou, Magnum XL-200, and Millennium Force, riders must store belongings in secure lockers at the ride entrances, as they are not allowed in line or on the rides. Renting a locker for the day is recommended to avoid losing items on rides.

How much is parking at Cedar Point?

Regular Parking is $30 for a regular-sized vehicle or $40 for Preferred Parking.

Can you bring food into Cedar Point?

Guests are not permitted to bring any food or drink items into the park. However, individual, unopened water bottles, as well as special diet/need items, may be brought into the park.

Can I rent a locker for the day?

Yes, locker rentals are available throughout the park. All-day lockers are located just inside the Main Gate (near Ocean Motion). Moveable lockers are also available at ride locations. All lockers accept credit cards only. Coin and debit cards are not accepted.

Are strollers and wheelchairs available for rent?

Yes, Cedar Point offers a rental fleet of Strollers, Manual Wheelchairs and Electric Convenience Vehicles (ECVs) that may be rented on a daily basis. - Single Stroller is $17 - Double Stroller is $22 - Manual Wheelchair is $25 - Electric Wheelchair is $55 - Electric Wheelchair with Canopy is $70

Does Cedar Point have a dress code?

Yes, Cedar Point has a dress code designed to maintain the park's family atmosphere and does not allow clothing generally considered offensive. Profanity, obscene gestures, obscene statements, pictures of illegal substances, motorcycle colors, insignias of para-military groups, all gang related items or clothing, costumes or disguises that conceal identity and adult full-face makeup are prohibited. Shirts and shoes must be worn at all times, including entering or leaving.

What children’s areas are offered at Cedar Point?

Planet Snoopy, Kiddy Kingdom, Camp Snoopy, and Gemini Midway Area are all child friendly areas.

What happens if I lose my child?

Cedar Point provides a service to quickly reunite separated children and parents via cell phones. Register for KidTrack at Guest Services (Main Gate), the Resort Gate, or Town Hall upon arrival.

Is smoking allowed?

Smoking of any kind, including vapor and e-cigarettes, is not permitted inside Cedar Point. For the comfort of all guests, smoking is only permitted in the designated smoking areas just outside each park entrance gate.

Are pets allowed?

Cedar Point allows pets on the property but not inside the park. There is a Pet Chek service near the Bay Harbor Restaurant (across from the Preferred Parking lot) where pets can be caged or run for a per-pet fee and provided with fresh water. Owners may return to feed their pet throughout the day. Please note that Cedar Point staff does not feed, walk, handle or provide care or feeding times for pets. Pet Chek is open one hour prior to park opening and until park close. All pets must be picked up by closing time.