The DrewBorg Blog

Of course, because I’m a season pass holder, I had to go to the park on opening day, so after eating a delicious lunch at Costa Azul we headed to the park. Luckily the rain had just stopped when we arrived at the park.

After picking up our season pass, I had to take a picture of the new entrance plaza.

Then moving inside the park to ride the raptor, forgetting to look at the wait sign, I ended up waiting about an hour to ride a ride that I could have ridden without a line during early entry time.

After I “kicked the sky” I had to take a picture of another new thing… the new splash fountain!

On to the Blue Streak, which is rumored that the people who built it had to get the designs of Chippewa Lake Park’s Big Dipper in order to build it. I don’t know it if true or not, but probably untrue.

After being shook up on the Blue Streak, it was on to the open road! I went along for the pictures for my flickr.

Heading over to the Wicked Twister midway, to ride some rides over there, but of course LONG LINES!

After a quick swing on Ocean Motion, it was on the the CP & LE Railroad. Of course you can’t forget about Snoopy over at Planet Snoopy.

Since I arrived late, there was a long line for both the Millennium Force and the Maverick, so just enjoy the photos that I took from the train.

Now it’s time for the sights and sounds of the old west in Frontier Town!

Then on to the Cedar Creek Mine Ride…

…and then on to the Town Hall Museum with it’s haunted carousel horse.

The story is that…

“Upon seeing her husband’s creation, Mrs. Muller fell in love with the horse. So much so that even after her death, her ghost returned to the Cedar Point Carousel to ride it. In fact, her love was so strong that her ghost would make it impossible for anyone to photograph the horse, lest someone else view it and fall in love with it.” – The Ghosts of Ohio

So you could say that I proved that story wrong!