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Road trip... Who's in?
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I love Cedar Point. And if we go, just outside of Sandusky is a place on the lake called Put-in-Bay. It's a feaking Party Island. It's great.
I love Cedar Point. When that video first starts you see a huge coaster in the backgound. That's called Millenium Force. It was the tallest Coaster in the World. Sat something like 20 feel taller than the Statue Of Liberty.
I went to Cedar Point when they opened that coaster. I freaking love Coasters.
I'm so in to ride Top Thrill Dragster. My friend that still lives outside of Cleveland says that it's a freaking blast of a coaster.
I love Cedar Point. When that video first starts you see a huge coaster in the backgound. That's called Millenium Force. It was the tallest Coaster in the World. Sat something like 20 feel taller than the Statue Of Liberty.
I went to Cedar Point when they opened that coaster. I freaking love Coasters.
I'm so in to ride Top Thrill Dragster. My friend that still lives outside of Cleveland says that it's a freaking blast of a coaster.
Love that place. Been there only once, although I grew up in PA.
The only thing is, I hate to stand in a 2 hour line for coasters. A long day at the park and you ride half a dozen rides!!!
If there was ever a coaster worth that wait... I think that this one might be it. The best I've been on is the Steel Phantom.
The only thing is, I hate to stand in a 2 hour line for coasters. A long day at the park and you ride half a dozen rides!!!
If there was ever a coaster worth that wait... I think that this one might be it. The best I've been on is the Steel Phantom.
Good thing about Cedar Point is that it's the Roller Coaster Capital of the World. They have more coasters than anywhere else. So you always have a ton to ride.
The good thing about this coaster is that it's only like 20 seconds long. So I'm sure that the lines move pretty quickly.
And the cool thing that Ceader Point has done is you go to the line and get a time. Then you go and do other things. Then when it's near 3:27 you go back to the coaster that you were wanting to ride and only stand in line for a short time.
It's really a cool system.
The good thing about this coaster is that it's only like 20 seconds long. So I'm sure that the lines move pretty quickly.
And the cool thing that Ceader Point has done is you go to the line and get a time. Then you go and do other things. Then when it's near 3:27 you go back to the coaster that you were wanting to ride and only stand in line for a short time.
It's really a cool system.
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