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Hours | Daily May to Labor Day; weekends Sept-Oct. Call for exact operating schedule, which often changes | |
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Address | 1 Cedar Point Dr. (U.S. 250) | |
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Location | Sandusky | |
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Transportation | Cedar Point is 61 miles, or a 1 1/4-hr. drive, from Cleveland. Follow I-90 to I-71 south to I-480 west to I-80 west to exit 118 (Sandusky); turn right onto U.S. 250 | |
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Phone | 419/627-2350 | |
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Web site | www.cedarpoint.com | |
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Prices | Full-day admission $43 for ages 3-61 and those 48 in. or taller, $16 for those under 48 in. tall; free for those 2 and under; Starlight admission (4pm-close on days when the park closes at 10pm, 5pm-close on days when the park is open past 10pm) $26. Additional admission charges for Soak City and selected rides apply. Multiple-day passes are also available | |
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Other | Parking $10-$15 | |
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Frommer's Review
Lakefront Cedar Point boasts the world's biggest collection of rides (75) and more roller coasters (17) than any other park. Thrill-seekers love the Top Thrill Dragster, which reaches speeds of 120 mph in under 4 seconds. New in 2008 were the park's fourth designated children's area, Planet Snoopy, which includes a railroad and other new rides. Grown-ups still thrill to Cedar Point's Skyhawk, the tallest ride of its kind in the world. Splash Zone, a multistory interactive play area with more than 100 water gadgets, is located inside the 18-acre Soak City waterpark. Castaway Bay is a massive indoor waterpark resort that includes a wave pool and wave coaster, as well as day-care and spa facilities.
Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
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