Cedar Point Pictures

So I was able to go get some of my Cedar Point pictures developed yesterday, even though I felt like crap. I went to Wal-Mart to do the one hour photo and needed to pick up some stuff while I was there. I didn't realize how difficult it is to pass a hour in Wal-Mart when you don't need that much. I tried to waste time by browsing through the sporting goods, but that didn't last long, so I just went and crashed on the benches in front of the pharmacy. If not for those benches, I would have been in major trouble. I really didn't feel good at all and just needed a place to rest. But I guess that is what I get when I don't get much sleep and spend 14 1/2 hours at the best amusement park in the world. So it was worth it.

To the left is a photo of Millennium Force from the walkway in front of it. You can see how tall it looks standing below it. At a monsterous 310 feet, it really is a tall ride. You can also see the 80 degree drop on the right side of the hill that gets you going 93 mph. The pic on the above right is of Top Thrill Dragster. Standing below it, it rises to a height of 420 feet and goes 120 mph. To give you an idea of it's true height, if you look at the picture, you can see a train going up the 90 degree ascent hill. Another of my favorites on this ride is the 90 degree descent with a corkscrew in it. Altogether, these two rides alone make the trip worth it. Then add in the other coasters and rides that are there, and you will have a full day ahead of yourself of pure fun.