roller coaster

Ohio's Cedar Point amusement park is set to open the world's tallest and fastest triple launch strata coaster in 2024.

Two are within a few hours, while the rest might require a quick vacation weekend, but WELL worth the trip for thrill-seekers.

There's a new ride at Cedar Point this year, and this one is not for the faint of heart. Wild Mouse is a twisting, rotating steel coaster debuting this weekend.

See a list of the new features coming in 2020!

They say the ride is still safe, but I don't know.

This coaster broke 10 world records!

After a somewhat cryptic tweet from Cedar Point yesterday, it's time to say goodbye... Goodbye, pard'ner. pic.twitter.com/94ucD8RgJl — Cedar Point (@cedarpoint) August 1, 2016 It's a sad day for wooden roller coaster fans.  One of the most iconic wooden coasters in the world will be giving riders their last trip this September...

Cedar Point's newest roller coaster is set to start running for their 2016 opening!  The Valravn is a 3,415-foot dive coaster that will help Cedar Point break 10 world records upon it's debut.  The Valravn is the third dive coaster to be opened in the United States and will feature the world's most inversions on a dive coaster, the longest drop on a dive coaster, and the highest inversion on a div

I have to admit, I'm not a roller coaster fan, although I ride my share when I hit Cedar Point or Michigan's Adventure... Even though I have not been to either in years! Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio, will be getting a new "winged" coaster in 2013. The GateKeeper will peak at 170-feet tall and reach a top speed of 64 miles per hour while traveling the length of 4,164 feet.

Roller coaster season is here!  Cedar Point opens this weekend in Ohio and Michigan's Adventure opens Memorial Day weekend in Muskegon.  It is officially time to get excited for the arrival of summer! As we dream of trips to the amusement park, we ask:  What is your favorite roller coaster?