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A new, record-breaking roller coaster will open at Cedar Point in 2025, officials at the Sandusky, Ohio-based park announced today. "Siren's Curse is the tallest, fastest, longest tilt coaster in ...

(CBS DETROIT) - Cedar Point announced Thursday that it will open the "tallest, fastest and longest" tilt roller coaster in North America next year. The new coaster, the Siren's Curse is 160 feet ...

Long known as "America's Roller Coast," Cedar Point announced Thursday that a record-breaking "tilt coaster" will be opening at the Sandusky, Ohio park in 2025, maintaining the park's standing as ...

Siren's Curse will be the “tallest, fastest and longest ‘tilt’ roller coaster in North America" when it opens in summer 2025 Getty Coaster fans are getting ready for the rush of a thrilling ...

This story was updated to add new information. Cedar Point plans to add a new record-breaking roller coaster to its already impressive line up next year. And for many, there will likely be two new ...

SANDUSKY, Ohio (WJW) – Cedar Point has announced plans for another record-breaking coaster! “The Roller Coaster Capital of the World,” as they are known, announced early Thursday in a press ...

SANDUSKY, Ohio — Cedar Point has just announced a new record-breaking roller coaster known as Siren’s Curse will open in the park next year for the 2025 season. As Cedar Point's 19th roller ...

Cedar Point sent a shockwave through coaster enthusiasts in the wee hours of Thursday morning -- a new record-breaking roller coaster for 2025. And the fans are already getting in line.

Cedar Point, the popular Ohio amusement park known for its record-breaking roller coasters, said Thursday morning that a new thriller, Siren’s Curse, is set to open next year as North America ...

Cedar Point sent a shockwave through coaster enthusiasts in the wee hours of Thursday morning -- a new record-breaking roller coaster for 2025. And the fans are already getting in line. Here's what ...