Cedar Point

Two launches: the first sends you up a 420 ft tower at 74 mph; the second, mid-course, fires you up again and over. The tallest steel coaster in North America.

27.2 seconds of airtime — more sustained time out of your seat than any other coaster in the world when it opened in 2018.

The first coaster to break 300 ft when it opened in 2000. It still pulls 93 mph on the first drop.

Only 105 ft tall, but it has two launched sections including a dark tunnel launch. One of the most intense rides in the park.

One of the longest inverted coasters in the world at 3,790 ft, with six inversions and your feet dangling free through all of them.

The first hypercoaster, opened 1989. Its out-and-back hills run over Lake Erie, giving sustained airtime with a view.

The track passes through both entrance towers at the park's front gate — the park's signature visual.

A racing coaster with two parallel tracks. The two trains race side by side and riders can high-five the other train on some sections.

The oldest operating coaster at Cedar Point, opened 1964. It has been running longer than most of the park's other coasters have existed.

A mine-train coaster that follows a creek through the park; the scenery is the point as much as the ride.