Millennium Force
Cedar Point
Hill
At 310 feet tall, it's higher than the
Statue of Liberty!

Over and out
Hang onto your hat! The drop is at an 80
degree angle. It's almost like going straight down!

Here we go!
Hold onto your lunch! Here we go!
Notice -- you can't see the bottom of the hill!

Lovely!
A thing of beauty is a joy forever.

Track Length: 6,595 feet
Lift Height: 310 feet
Vertical Drop: 300 feet
Second Hill Height: 169 feet
Third Hill Height: 182 feet
Model: Out-and-back coaster
Structure: Steel tubular track
Time: Approximately 2 minutes, 20 seconds
Speed: approx. 92 mph
Cost: $25 million
Features: Tiered seating on the coaster's cars for better viewing (similar to stadium seating); 122-degree overbanked turns (extremely banked, but not quite inverted); Two tunnels; Elevator cable system; first of its kind in the world; New magnetic braking system
Coaches: Nine four-passenger coaches on each train; Three 36-passenger trains
Vehicle Design: Stainless steel coaches with lap bars and seat belt
Ride Capacity: Approximately 1,600 riders per hour
Opened: 2000
Why the Millennium Force is #3 on my list...
When I got off this coaster the first time, my hair was almost standing straight up! This ride picks you up and takes you for the ride of your life. At 92 mph, I couldn't even tell where we were or what was happening. The first drop was amazing. Almost straight down from heights that the average person doesn't experience every day. Looking out over Lake Erie from the top of that hill will knock your socks off! This ride is unbelievable! I can't wait to ride it again.
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This page last updated on October 3, 2004.
Questions, comments, problems? Please e-mail me at mrsmcelwee@mrsmcelwee.com
These pictures courtesy of www.joyrides.com.
Data from www.cedarpoint.com