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Did you know?
Giant WheelThe 150 foot high Giant Wheel, located next to the new Wicked Twister roller coaster, is lit at night by 7,996 light bulbs. An average of 150 of them burn out and have to be replaced each week.

Sweet 16, Top Thrill DragsterThe same Cedar Point with record breaking roller coasters is also the second oldest amusement park in North America with a history dating back to 1870. The park was originally named for the groves of cedar trees that once outlined the peninsula. It first started as a bathing beach with small attractions and gradually turned into the Cedar Point, as we know as today. It's tradition of being an old-fashion park, and having the latest amusement rides makes the park unique from most parks. Cedar Point today
Today over three million people, from around the globe, visit Cedar Point a year finding themselves surrounded by it's collection of sixteen roller coasters and many other rides. This once tree covered peninsula is now one of the largest and most successful amusement parks in the world.

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