Cedar Point

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.

After a few weeks of being shut down, Cedar Point's Top Thrill Dragster appears to be back up and running.

Free admission and parking this year and next plus early admission to the park and access to Cedar Point Shores Waterpark, all for less than $100.

If you're a fan of history and riding a segway, Cedar Point's new segway tour is for you.

Cedar Point apparently has some vocal fans. The Sandusky, Ohio amusement park again named Top Amusement Park by readers of USAToday's 10Best website.

The bundle includes a ticket to the park, parking, and all the cola you can drink.

The thrills of Cedar Point roller coasters are as much of a Summer tradition as a trip to Lake Michigan around here. Find out when the park will open for 2019.