Cedar Point Map and Brochure (2024 – 1961)

Location: Sandusky, Ohio

Years Active: 1870 – Active

Cedar Point is a 364-acre amusement park on the Lake Erie peninsula in Sandusky, Ohio. Check out the official Cedar Point map below to get familiar with the park’s layout before you go!

If you’re looking for Cedar Point’s water park, see the Cedar Point Shores map and brochure.

Opened in 1870, it is considered the second-oldest operating amusement park in the United States, behind only Lake Compounce. Cedar Point is owned and operated by Cedar Fair and is considered the flagship of the amusement park chain.

Known as “America’s Roller Coast,” the park features a world-record 69 rides, including 16 roller coasters – the third-most in the world behind Canada’s Wonderland and Energylandia (both 17) and Six Flags Magic Mountain (19).

Its newest roller coaster, Steel Vengeance, opened on May 5, 2018. Blue Streak remains one of the top-ranked wooden roller coasters in the world. Cedar Point is considered one of the best amusement parks in the world, known for its record-breaking roller coasters.

Cedar Point Hallo Weekends Map 2024

Printable Cedar Point Hallo Weekends Map PDF 2024

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Printable Cedar Point Map PDF 2024

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Cedar Point Map 2021

Here is a detailed comparison of the Cedar Point maps for 2021 and 2020:

Overall changes:

• New for 2021: The biggest change for 2021 was the addition of the Snake River Expedition, a new family raft ride that replaced the Paddlewheel Excursions. The Dinosaurs Alive attraction was also expanded in 2021.
• Removed for 2021: The ****Snoopy World children’s area was removed in 2021 to make way for future expansion. The **Monster Coaster also closed permanently in 2021.

Other changes:

• The **Gemini roller coaster was repainted in 2021.
• The **Millennium Force roller coaster received new trains in 2021.
• The **Sky Ride was renamed to the ****Cedar Point Express in 2021.
• The ****LeScoops ice cream parlor was renamed to the ****Flagship Ice Cream Shop in 2021.

Specific changes to areas of the park:

• FrontierTown: The *Calico Corners gift shop was renamed to the Western Gifts shop in 2021.
• Kiddie Land: The **Scrambler ride was removed in 2021.
• Main Street: The **Cedar Creek Marketplace gift shop was renamed to the Lakeside Treasures shop in 2021.
• Starboard Venture: The **Castaway Bay gift shop was renamed to the Beach Treasures shop in 2021.

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A detailed breakdown of the comparison of the Cedar Point maps for 2008 and 2007:

Overall changes:

• New for 2008: The most significant addition for 2008 was Galloping Gliders, a suspended flying coaster located in FrontierTown. The Cedar Creek Canopy Trail also opened in 2008.
• Removed for 2008: No major rides or attractions were removed in 2008.

Other changes:

• The MaxAir flying coaster was renamed to the Maverick in 2007.
• The Snoopy World children’s area underwent some minor changes in 2007.

Specific changes by area:

• FrontierTown: The Galloping Gliders suspended flying coaster was added in 2008.
• Snoopy World: The Camp Snoopy Railroad was renamed to the **Peanuts Trailblazer® in 2007. The Snoopy vs. the Red Baron attraction was also updated in 2007.
• Top Thrill Dragster: The Top Thrill Dragster roller coaster received a new paint scheme in 2007.

Cedar Point Map 2007

A detailed breakdown of the comparison of the Cedar Point maps for 2007 and 2006:

Overall Park Layout:

The overall layout of the park remained largely unchanged between 2006 and 2007. The map is divided into seven sections: FrontierTown, Soak City Waterpark, Gemini Midway, Kiddy Land, Main Midway, Millennium Plaza, and Top Thrill Dragster Plaza.

Rides and Attractions:

• 2006: The Giga Coaster opened in 2006, making it the park’s 16th roller coaster. It was later renamed Magnum XL-200 in 2008.
• 2007: No new rides or attractions were added in 2007.

Changes in Specific Areas:

• Gemini Midway: In 2006, the Dodgem Cars ride was replaced with Le Scoot.
• Kiddy Land: Snoopy World’s Music Goes Round was added in 2006.
• Main Midway: LeScoot was removed in 2007 and replaced with Wave Swinger. The Scrambler was also relocated to a new spot near the Monster Truck Rally.
• Millennium Plaza: Millennium Force was renamed Power Coaster in 2006.

Other notable changes:

• The Skyway ride was removed in 2006.
• The Giant Wheel was relocated to a new spot near the Gemini roller coaster in 2007.
• The Grizzly River Run water ride was expanded in 2007.

Cedar Point Map 2006

Explore the variations between the Cedar Point maps of 2006 and 2005, and observe the changes and additions within a single year.

Overall Park Layout:

• Both maps depict Cedar Point as divided into six sections: FrontierTown, Gemini Midway, Kiddy Land, Soak City Water Park, HalloWeekends, and Main Midway.
• The overall layout of the park remained largely unchanged between 2005 and 2006.

Rides and Attractions:

• New in 2006: The major change between the two years is the addition of the Maverick steel roller coaster in the Gemini Midway section. This replaced the G-Force ride.
• Other changes: The Le Sabre spinning coaster in the FrontierTown section was renamed to Wicked Twister in 2006.

Areas:

• Soak City Water Park: The expansion of Soak City Water Park continued in 2006 with the addition of the Sandcastle Splashground for young children.
• Dinosaurs Alive! moved from the Gemini Midway section to the former Camp Snoopy area in 2006. Camp Snoopy was relocated near the Lake Erie & Cedar Point Railroad in the southeast corner of the park.

Other Notable Changes:

• The Galleria Gift Shop was added in the Gemini Midway section in 2006.
• The Skyway ride, which had been closed since 1995, was officially removed from the map in 2006.

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Park map comparison – Cedar Point (1996 – 1995):

Overall Layout:

• Both maps showcase Cedar Point occupying a narrow peninsula jutting into Lake Erie.
• The general park layout remained consistent between the two years.
• Most rides and attractions are centrally located, with the beach and marina at the north end and Soak City water park towards the south.

Rides and Attractions:

• Magnum XL-2000: The most impactful addition in 1996 was this hypercoaster, claiming the title of world’s tallest and fastest at the time. It sits in the southwest corner, north of the Gemini.
• Sky Coaster: Another 1996 addition, this swing ride takes riders soaring 100 feet before swinging them back and forth over the midway, located near the Cedar Creek Mine Ride.
• Geauga Lake Mine Ride: Originally operating at Geauga Lake since 1966, it was relocated and renamed in 1996. Find it in the northwest corner, near the Gemini.
• Other changes: Minor adjustments were made to several rides and attractions. The Calypso Carousel moved from the center to the beach area, and the Paddlewheel Excursions boat ride was removed.

Areas and Facilities:

• Nickelodeon Land: Debuting in 1996, this themed area featured rides and attractions based on popular Nickelodeon characters. Situated in the southwest corner near the Magnum XL-2000.
• Beach and Marina: This area saw an expansion in 1996 with the addition of a new wave pool and lazy river.
• Other changes: Minor modifications were made to areas and facilities. The Midway Market food court expanded, and the Cedar Point & Lake Erie Railroad’s route changed.

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Cedar Point Map 1981

Discover the differences between Cedar Point’s park maps from 1981 and 1980, highlighting changes and additions within a year.

Overall Differences

• The overall layout of the park is very similar between the two years, with most of the major rides and attractions being in the same place. However, there are a few notable changes.
• In 1980, the Geauga Lake area, located in the western part of the park, was still open and operational. This area included several rides, including the Corkscrew roller coaster, which was removed in 1995.
• In 1981, the Geauga Lake area was closed and the land was eventually used for expansion. The first major addition to this area was the Magnum XL-2000 roller coaster, which opened in 1987.

Specific Changes

• Rides: The following rides were added in 1981:
  • The Racer (wooden racing coaster)
  • The LeMans (steel racing coaster)
  • The Calypso (steel spinning coaster)
  • The Scrambler (spinning flat ride)
• Areas: The following areas were added in 1981:
  • The Racers Plaza
  • The Calypso Cove
  • The Frontierland Midway
• Other changes:
  • The Sky Ride was relocated from the Gemini area to the Frontierland area in 1981.
  • The Paddlewheel Cate was renamed to the Shipwreck Cafe in 1981.
  • The Pirate Ride was relocated from the Kiddieland area to the Gemini area in 1981.

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What is Cedar Point Ohio known for?

Cedar Point, located in Sandusky, Ohio, is renowned as one of the world’s premier amusement parks. It is particularly famous for its extensive collection of thrilling roller coasters, earning it the nickname “The Roller Coaster Capital of the World.” Cedar Point offers visitors an exhilarating experience with over 70 rides, including a variety of roller coasters, water rides, and family attractions. It has a rich history dating back to the late 19th century and continues to attract millions of visitors each year, making it a top destination for amusement park enthusiasts.

What happened at Cedar Point in Ohio?

Cedar Point has a long and eventful history in the world of amusement parks. It first opened its gates in 1870 as a bathing beach and picnic area. Over the years, it evolved into a full-fledged amusement park, adding rides and attractions. Cedar Point has continuously broken records with its innovative roller coasters and thrill rides. In 1989, it introduced Magnum XL-200, the world’s first roller coaster to exceed 200 feet in height, marking a significant milestone in amusement park history. Cedar Point has continued to set records and provide memorable experiences for visitors, solidifying its reputation as a leader in the industry.

What is the highest attraction in Cedar Point?

The highest attraction at Cedar Point is the “Top Thrill Dragster.” This roller coaster, introduced in 2003, stands at a towering height of 420 feet (128 meters). It was the world’s tallest and fastest roller coaster at the time of its debut, propelling riders from 0 to 120 mph (0 to 193 km/h) in just a few seconds. The Top Thrill Dragster is known for its adrenaline-pumping launch and breathtaking views of Lake Erie and the surrounding area. It remains one of Cedar Point’s most iconic and thrilling attractions, attracting thrill-seekers from around the globe.