Cedar Point

After being another one of the seasonal businesses hit hard by the pandemic during 2020, Cedar Point has ambitious plans for 2021.

I hope this doesn't begin to sound like a coach's pep talk, but we are getting closer to maybe being past this horrible pandemic. We can't take our eyes off the prize. And for many 'round these parts, the prize is a trip to Cedar Point.

Hands up! Cedar Point has clearance from the Ohio governor and will finally open the park for the 2020 season- it's 150th anniversary.

This is usually the time of year we start to plan our annual trek to Cedar Point Amusement Park in Sandusky, Ohio. This year is so different... Because of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), the park remains closed. But you can still ride the roller coasters -- virtually.

You have until May 29 to nominate someone who has inspired you during the pandemic.

Cedar Point is giving away a golden ticket- ride free for the rest of your days. Here is the best ride for each decade of your life.

Put your hands in the air! From the top of the roller coasters to the back row of the restaurants, Cedar Point fans will be screaming for thrills and tunes.

Today marks 150 days until opening day so they've announced the following additions to the park

Cedar Fair, the Ohio company that owns Cedar Point. Michigan's Adventure, Knott's Berry Farm in California, and eight other amusement parks around the country, has rejected a $4 Billion dollar offer from Six Flags Entertainment Corp, the owners of Six Flags Amusement Parks.

The Detroit Free-Press is reporting that the company that owns Cedar Point Amusement Park in Sandusky, Ohio, has been approached by the company that own the Six Flags group of amusement parks about the possibility of merging.