Cedar Point

Anyone ever been to America's Roller Coast? Probably a silly question because if you read this, you probably know me, which means most likely you are in the Midwest, which means OF COURSE you've been to Cedar Point. Jesse and I went yesterday with my sister and her family. It was a perfect day. Sunny and about 80 degrees and not very humid. Since it was Sunday and late in the summer season there weren't many people there. The longest wait in line we had was about a half hour to ride the Millennium Force. Almost every other ride we just walked on, or just had to wait a minute or two. Jesse and I were the only ones to brave the Millennium Force and I'm glad we did. Kind of. Apparently my body did not enjoy the 300 foot drop because I blacked out for some of the ride. But I didn't die so it's all good. The first time I rode that roller coaster was three years ago and I didn't black out. I must be getting old.

Speaking of getting old, because we walked around an amusement park for 9 hours, my body is super sore. My neck hurts. My legs hurt. My feet hurt. My head hurts (I think I didn't drink enough water). So I stayed home from work today.

If you are thinking of heading to Cedar Point sometime in the future, I highly recommend going late in the summer and on a Sunday. I've had to spend hours waiting to ride rides and this was so much better. It didn't matter that the park wasn't open as late because we pretty much rode every ride by 6PM and then went back to ride the ones we liked for a second, and sometimes third time. And we were home by 10PM.