CEDAR POINT
Sandusky, Ohio (Abbreviation: CP)
Six Flags Entertainment
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(12/13/2025) Cedar Point Ends 2025 With Nearly A Record Year
(11/6/2025) Cedar Point Was Apparently Being Scouted As A Possible Terrorist Attack Site
(10/18/2025) Cedar Point - New Attraction Guest Survey Concepts
(8/16/2025) Cedar Point's Power Tower Still Down Following Cable Snap
(8/3/2025) Mainstream Media Has Been Unfairly Targeting Cedar Point's Siren's Curse
 Park News - (12/13/2025) According to the local news, Cedar Point itself had a pretty banger of a season in 2025. This goes against a trend of attendance decline saw at many other parks in the Six Flags chain, but then again Cedar Point isn’t your typical Six Flags theme park, so bucking the trend doesn’t surprise me. This goes doubly so since Cedar Point also successfully opened two major new roller coasters for the season… Siren’s Curse as well as successfully opening Top Thrill 2 for the entire season after being forced to close it down after a little over a week after it first opened in 2024 to address design issues with the new trains and wheel assemblies. With a successful redesign deployed at the start of the 2025 season along with the opening of Siren’s Curse, it comes as no surprise that the coaster-faithful flocked back to The Point over the 2025 season.
According to Cleveland.com Cedar Point actually came within 5,000 guests of breaking the park’s top attendance record of 3.617 million guests that was set way back in 1994, the year the park opened Raptor.
While they don’t really go into what’s in development for the park itself, attraction-wise, they do mention that there is a plan in the design stage to actually rebuild and widen the 2-mile causeway road that connects Cedar Point to the mainland, with construction actually set to begin sometime in 2026.
(11/6/2025) Believe it or not, but it seems Cedar Point was being scouted by terrorists to determine if it could be used as the site for an attack. A group of suspected terrorists were arrested in Michigan before they could carry out another planned attack on a LGBTQ+ club in Detroit were under FBI surveillance and arrested before they could strike. Though it was confirmed that the group had arrived to scout Cedar Point back in mid-September search history data on a seized computer asking about crowd levels at the park during the Halloweekend event.
Kind of scary to think about what could have happened.
(8/16/2025) I missed posting this story last week as my home was without internet for several days, but apparently a cable broke on Power Tower at Cedar Point on Sunday evening last weekend. The ride did exactly as it was designed to do, and came to an immediate stop and then slowly returned the riders down to the bottom to be unloaded, so there was no chance of an injury.
Power Tower features four ride towers, each able to operate independently from each other, two run in Space Shot mode and the other two operate in Turbo Drop mode at any given time, but currently it has been said that the entire Power Tower (all four towers) have been closed since the cable break as a precaution, and likely to allow for all the other cables to undergo inspection before reopening the attraction. I’m not sure of the timeline required to replace the cables on a tower, but in theory it is likely that we’ll see Power Tower reopen with 3 of the four towers running until they have the time and equipment needed to replace the broken cable, possibly after the park begins to close on most weekdays after Labor Day weekend.
2026 - Nothing is known at this point in time...
???? - New Attraction Guest Survey Concepts - (10/18/2025) Six Flags has begun sending out surveys to select guests to get feedback about possible future addition concepts that may be in the works. Keep in mind that not every concept they pitch for any given park may actually be intended for that particular park, as sometimes the chains will pitch ride concepts to other markets as well to gain some broader feedback on certain concepts. With that said… let’s dig into what is currently being pitched for the various parks.
The survey for Cedar Point proposed something no one expected… a Vekoma Suspended Thrill Glider coaster. Yes, this seems to be the very coaster that everyone has been waiting to see pop up at Six Flags Magic Mountain. It was first expected for the 2025 season, then semi-pitched by corporate as coming in 2026 instead, only all work on the site in California came to a haunt as the clearing was finished. The big issue against this going to Cedar Point is that the Ohio park just added two back to back major coasters, Top Thrill 2 which opened briefly in 2024 only to complications forcing a relaunch in 2025 alongside Siren’s Curse in 2025. With that in mind, it may be a couple more years until Cedar Point really needs a new coaster.
Other attractions proposed include a Vekoma Multi-Launch Family Coaster, a family friendly coaster and proposals for new shows such as a Nighttime Spectacular or daytime Stunt Spectacular.
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