Podcasts about Cedar Point

On this premiere episode of 7MS Presents: Night Stories LIVE, Aaron, Cori and Lisa return with another late-night mix of nostalgia, strange true history, 90s memories, and live storytelling that may or may not spiral completely off the rails. In this episode, we explore one of the strangest true weather stories ever reported: frogs falling from the sky. We look at the real accounts behind so-called “frog rain,” including reports from Serbia and other strange cases where animals and objects seemed to fall from above. Then we explore more strange rain stories from history, including the mysterious milky white rain that coated parts of the Pacific Northwest. Plus: weather, unplanned stories, rants and conversations, 90s memories, a nostalgic commercial of the night, and Dear Cori and Lisa. If you love 90s nostalgia, strange history, late-night radio, bizarre weather, unexplained mysteries, this episode is for you. *Watch our live recordings on YouTube * Become a Presenting Sponsor

Join Evan and Carsten as they recap the Fourth of July at Cedar Point, discuss the opening of Tormenta at Six Flags Over Texas, and share what they're looking forward to on their upcoming boys' trip next week!

Unburdened for Mission Pastor Mark Havel Matthew 11:16-19, 25-30[Jesus said,] “But to what shall I compare this generation? They are like children in the market places, calling, ‘We played he flute for you and you would not dance. We wailed and you did not mourn.' For John came neither eating nor drinking and they said, ‘He has a demon.' The Son of Man came eating and drinking and they said, ‘Look, a glutton and a drunkard. A friend of tax collectors and sinners.' Yet, wisdom is vindicated by her deeds.”At that time, Jesus said, “I thank you Father, Lord of heaven and earth, because you have hidden these things from the wise and the intelligent and you have revealed them to children, for such was your gracious will. All things, in heaven and on earth, have been handed over to me by my Father. For no one knows the Son except the Father, and no one knows the Father except the Son, and anyone to whom the Son chooses to reveal him.”“Come to me all you who are weary and carrying heavy burdens and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.” Can you think of a time recently when a burden was lifted for you? Or when your load was lightened in some way – literally or figuratively? Maybe it was a worldly, practical kind of lifting… or maybe it was a deeper, more spiritual sort of unloading you needed…I'm getting ready to leave for the summer trip with the High School Youth tomorrow morning. We're heading to Ohio, stopping by Capital University for a tour of my favorite Lutheran college campus, we'll spend a couple of days working, learning, and unplugging on a farm, north of there, then we'll have a day at Cedar Point before coming home. Pastor Cogan did the initial, heavy-lifting of setting the itinerary, renting the van, reserving the rooms, and what-not before taking off for his paternity leave. And I've been grateful for that as the trip has gotten closer.Dianne Kaucher has agreed to be here on Wednesday to make sure things are ready when the kids show up for our Summer Reading Program, since I can't be here. And on Friday, Donna Kuffner said she'd take care of getting the snacks for that day, knowing I had a lot on my plate getting ready to be gone. Many of you've heard that our annual Camp @ Church program canceled on us and I've been grateful for those of you who've offered to step up and help me make that program happen, anyway.And I'm grateful for every e-mail and decision Lance Oxley deals with where the building project is concerned, and every time I see Kent Kuffner mowing the labyrinth, or Steve Beebe digging a ditch, or Gayle gathering the troops for our 25th Anniversary festival, or any number of you cleaning the building. The list goes on. You get the idea.It's nice, isn't it, when something gets removed from your litany of things to do? It's a gift to move something from your full plate onto someone else's. It's a relief to be unburdened, to have someone help carry the weight of a task at hand or to remove a worry from you list. Which is what I hear in Jesus' words from this morning's Gospel. And, he's talking about more, of course, than what's on our everyday lists of things to do.The passage seems disconnected, you might think, with all that talk about children in the marketplaces who play the flute but no one dances, or who wail but no one mourns. And when he talks about John the Baptist who was thought to be possessed by demons, because he didn't eat and drink like so many others. But that when Jesus did the opposite – ate and drank like the rest of the world, with tax collectors and sinner, even – they called him a glutton and a drunk.Jesus is comparing the people of his generation to little children, playing games with their faith. People didn't like John because he didn't eat and drink like the rest of them. And they didn't like Jesus because he did. In other words, the people of his time were fickle and played around with notions of what God was, with who the Messiah might be, with what salvation was supposed to look like or who heaven could include.And there's nothing new under the sun, sadly. Christians and people of faith do the same, still. We add up sins – our own and those of others. We judge – ourselves and one another. We compare. We choose sides. We pick winners and we declare losers. We can be a fickle, faithless, lot of God's children.And just like even Jesus experienced, we realize, too often, that we don't live up to the world's standards and expectations. And we may have a hard time living up to the unrealistic expectations we've laid out for ourselves, a lot of the time, too.So, heavier than anything on our “To Do Lists,” we bear these expectations like yokes – those heavy wooden bars laid across the shoulders of oxen and asses and other beasts of burden who plowed the fields in the days of Jesus. And we bear them, not just over our shoulders or across our backs, but in our hearts and in our minds and in every part of our lives:Yokes of breaking or broken relationships…Burdens of guilt or shame or sin…Yokes of addiction…Burdens of illness and disease…Yokes of injustice, burdens of inadequacy, yokes of fear and worry…And this way of living is tedious and overbearing. It's tiresome and overwhelming. It's impossible, really. And it's enough to wear a person out, to wipe out a person's spirit, to dry up a person's soul.And what we long for – whether we know it or not, or whether we're slow to admit it – is for someone to call or stop by and to say, “Hey, let me get that for you?” “Why are you trying to do my job?” “I told you I would help, so why aren't you letting me?” And along comes this Jesus.“Come to me, all you who are weary and carrying heavy burdens. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me for I am gentle and humble in heart and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.”Jesus knew we would try too hard, for too long, for too many of the things that would continue to leave us hungry and thirsty and without answers, without comfort, without satisfaction and without any kind of meaning or peace in this life. Most of all, Jesus understood how tiring and weary and burdensome it could be for us to try to save us from ourselves, so he promises to do that for us. Jesus calls us to rest in the arms of God's grace and to quit trying to win in the eyes of the world. And he shows us we can do that best when we know and believe and trust that we've already been won by the love of God, the Lord of heaven and earth.But that's not all. It doesn't end there.Because Pastor Cogan did so much of the planning for the High School trip… Because Donna picked up those snacks… Because Dianne will be here Wednesday… Because so many of you are committed to this new Camp @ Church mission… my plans, my agenda, my To-Do List? – it didn't go away – it just changed, for the better.I could finish a sermon, sooner than expected this week. I could take communion to someone at home. I could prepare devotions for the Youth Trip. I could begin planning new stuff for Camp. And I even found time for a break. And finished a book, too. I'm not gonna lie.When someone lifts a burden for or from you, it frees you to do something else. Even if it's just a matter of hours in your day, you're all of a sudden freed up to accomplish something else in its place. And the freedom we have through God's forgiveness in Jesus Christ is no different.Jesus calls us to trust that the burden of our sin and shame is lifted, as far as our Creator is concerned, so that we'll be free to get about the business of living differently as a result. We are unburdened. We are un-yoked. We are un-tethered from whatever weighed us down. And we are let loose on the world – set free – changed by God's grace – and allowed to transform the world with acts of mercy, generosity, grace, gratitude, and the love of God, in return.Amen

Sometimes the roller coaster world hands you a story so absurd you don't even need a punchline — you just need to read the facts out loud. This week on Coaster Radio, the original theme park podcast, Mike and EB dig into the sudden, bulldozer-bound death of one of the best roller coasters in America: Fun Spot Atlanta is closing on August 2nd, taking Arie Force One — an RMC hybrid barely four years old that regularly cracks top-five lists nationwide — down with it. No, it's not relocating. No, someone can't just "cut out the footprint" and paste it into their backyard. This thing is probably headed straight for the scrapyard, and the guys break down what made this coaster great and if there's any hope at all of it being saved.   From there, it's a genuinely stacked news week (there were two episodes' worth of stories backed up, and it shows): a viral video of a kid tumbling out of Disneyland's Tiana's Bayou Adventure that had half the internet convinced it was AI-generated, Pirates of the Caribbean's brand-new projection-mapped skeleton animatronic (and a pretty compelling argument for where Imagineering should have actually put it), Holiday World's all-American 2027 addition Cannonball — a family water coaster that splashes straight into a themed community pool — and a deep dive into the very mixed reviews rolling in from Universal's newly opened Kids Resort in Texas.   After the break: Six Flags Over Texas delays Tormenta, Cedar Point is selling literal chunks of Magnum XL-200 track for $300 a slice (and they're already sold out), Halloween Horror Nights brings Hellraiser to Hollywood and Orlando, Six Flags Great Adventure unveils its boardwalk-themed Shoreline Pier, and Knott's Berry Farm's long-dead Montezuma the Forbidden Fortress is back and testing with a powerful launch. And because it's the Fourth of July, the show closes out with the 20th-ish annual Coaster Radio tradition: the Sparktacular Explosaloosa, live from EB's back deck — now with video.

The guys are back, talking about everything happening at Cedar Point, from the latest events to all the park updates. Plus, Kyle shares stories from the many trips he's taken over the past few weeks!

The guys are on vacation, but the show must go on! We recorded this listener question episode just before heading out, covering everything from the best back-to-back coaster combinations to which IP should come to the parks next, whether Disney would ever tear down the Matterhorn, and which rides sound way better than they actually are. Plus, EB shares two fun stories from a recent Kentucky Kingdom visit — including a station crew member who had absolutely had enough, and a Flying Fox scavenger hunt with a surprisingly solid prize.

What would you dooo for a Klondike Bar? Us? We'd make a Podcast! Tonight, we start with finger guns, Alex has one…, God's Time, What does Topeka Kansas have? Absolutely nothing, we were hauling, Yosh in a harness, it's always easier with a cat, especially when he's high, Scooby Snacks, San Fran is Sketch, Lake Tahoe - Yellowstone - and a few breweries, $30 down the first base line, low country boil? These are my people, KC Royals are crap, when in Rome, Cedar Point for the win, used to the Disney price tag, Snoopy peddling knock-off lightsabers, Awe [expletive], lost his first match - switched gears and went 8-0, he wanted to play…, kids went creekin', fishing for salad, humility and love, meatloaf for breakfast, now you're just being contrary, mowing the lawn's like riding a bike, my DD214 says I don't have to any more, and a few Dad jokes that shun the non-believer - shuuuunnn. All this because we'd do anything for love on this week's episode of Brothers Arms!   Where you can reach us: YouTube: BrothersinArmsPodcast Instagram: Yourbrothersinarmspodcast Gmail: yourbrothersinarmspodcast@gmail.com Twitch: Twitch.tv/brothersinarmspodcast (schedule varies due to life) Website: https://brothersinarms.podbean.com

On this episode, Carsten is flying solo as he covers all the CoasterMania details the guys forgot to mention from Cedar Point!

Hour 1: Poni thinks he found proof in last night's Pirates game that Don Kelly is not a good manager. Should Paul Skenes not be an All-Star this year? And Tyler Kennedy joins the show to preview the Penguins' upcoming offseason moves. Hour 2: Poni and Dom argue over Ben Roethlisberger and Terry Bradshaw's all-time quarterback rank. Is it possible the Steelers don't extend Joey Porter Jr.? And Mike Florio joins the show to break down the Brendan Sorsby situation. Hour 3: Aditi Kinkhabwala joins the show to weigh in on the Brendan Sorsby situation. Is there going to be an alien invasion at a World Cup game tonight? And Dianna Russini's salary at The Athletic has been released, and Dom has thoughts. Hour 4: Poni and Dom debate who the greatest quarterback in Steelers history is. Dom has a trip to Cedar Point on Friday, but wonders if he'll be allowed in the park. And an ESPN analyst was involved in a car crash earlier this week.

Hour 4: Poni and Dom debate who the greatest quarterback in Steelers history is. Dom has a trip to Cedar Point on Friday, but wonders if he'll be allowed in the park. And an ESPN analyst was involved in a car crash earlier this week.

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College grads are trying to get jobs. What did you do to stand out when applying for employment? A rollercoaster got stuck TWICE last weekend in Cedar Point. Have you ever ridden on an amusement ride that malfunctioned or you thought was going to malfunction? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Monday Kenny & JT Show is underway. The guys recap their weekends, the Guardians lose in Texas yesterday to finish a decent road trip, the Spurs/Knicks NBA Finals resumes tonight in New York, Louisville softball comes up short in the state finals, another Cedar Point rollercoaster gets stuck, and more...

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin share personal stories regarding Cedar Point's test seats and air travel difficulties before discussing Albert Breer's reporting on the Myles Garrett trade rumors and Andrew Berry's 'think tank' strategy. 01:10 - Afternoon Drive Intro 03:31 - Cedar Point and Weight Restrictions 08:43 - Air Travel and Personal Anecdotes 10:59 - Albert Breer's Myles Garrett Report 16:41 - Upcoming Guests and Show Teasers

Feds announce fraud enforcement initiative in Ohio; former pro baseball player and high school coach in northeast Ohio indicted on charges including rape and grooming; 18-year-old accused of pulling off a transgender woman's clothing at Cedar Point is banned from all Six Flags parks for life; Ohio State University committee recommends firing of assistant professor who allegedly assaulted a citizen journalist.

This week's episode, we are joined by Ashley, friend of the pod, to discuss all the trends. With the Knicks in the playoffs, NYC is alive (@ciaravlucas). Also alive in NYC are dot cakes (@hotandhumblejake, @naraazizasmith). Dena talks about the Cedar Point chicken nugget situation (@klotheshow, @itsallenferrell). Meanwhile Ashley is in the Summer House trenches (@stoolpresidente). Dena and Ashley partake in a new audio trend (@keagan_xxx, @regretfullylena, @serenee.quick). They discuss a new user with a brilliant idea, @spotnextdoor. The Tertulia field report was a Tonys explanation using basketball by @morepestoplease. And finally they committed to trying tomato lemonade later this summer (@goodhousekeepingofficial).   Check out all the videos we mention and more on our blog (2old4tiktok.com), Instagram (@2old4tiktokpod), and TikTok (@2old4tiktok_podcast).  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

YouTuber, Allen Ferrell, has been banned for life from all Six Flags amusement parks after a video of him eating chicken nuggets while riding the Millennium Force roller coaster at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio went viral.DeHuff explains why this is not an overreaction by the amusement park.

Normally, we release new episodes on Saturdays, but we couldn't wait to get this one out to everyone. There has been so much happening in the amusement park world that we wanted to share it as soon as possible! Join Evan and Carsten as they dive into the latest Cedar Point news, discuss the recent announcement from Six Flags Fiesta Texas, and share trip reports from some of the parks they've recently visited.

Northwest Ohio man charged for allegedly pulling off a transgender woman's clothes at Cedar Point; domestic violence suspect killed by police in Columbus; crews in Cincinnati reach a major milestone in building a new bridge to carry I-75 across the Ohio River; new national study puts Columbus among the 40 worst cities for traffic congestion in the country.

Summer is officially knocking on the door! Bill shares his surprising discovery of a "Snoogle" at a bakery in Amherst, and he and Alyssa recap a fun-filled night hanging out with listeners at the Crushers game. The man who got himself banned from Cedar Point is finally telling his side of the story, while Bill celebrates the last week of school for his kids. Plus, Good Vibes, a look at the rumored Taylor Swift/Olivia Rodrigo feud, summer bucket list ideas, Alyssa's College of Knowledge, and a debate sparked by a listener who admits they've gone on dates just for the free meal.

Here we go with another full 5-day work week. This is some BS. Got a bit of rain during the overnight with more on the way later this week. Save me some money on my water bill. On the show today, being that it's the first day of June, we hooked you up with a list of things to look forward to in the new month…including movies, TV shows, sporting events, and "holidays". Also took a look at a list of the most misspelled words in every state. In the news this mornings, an "influencer" gets banned from Cedar Point after trying to eat food while on a ride, a United flight had to turn around & return to the airport after some kid named his Bluetooth device "bomb", another United flight had to divert to Madison after a passenger became unruly, a recall on a fabric dresser sold at Walmart, and a teen girl stabbed a bunch of horses at a barrel racing event in Las Vegas. In sports, the Brewers beat the Astros yesterday to take 2 out of 3 from Houston over the weekend, a look at the NHL & NBA Finals which both begin this week, Denny Hamlin wins at the Cracker Barrel 400 in Nashville yesterday, and a Blue Jays outfielder gets injured in a very strange way. We talked about what's on TV today/tonight and Brian recapped the new movie "Backrooms"…which set a record over the weekend. Plus, a Love Island cast member gets kicked off the show right before the premiere of the new season. Elsewhere in sports, the family of the late Claude Lemieux is donating his brain for CTE research, the latest on Brendan Sorsby, and a Reds reporter tries the new Skyline chili egg roll at the ballpark. Would you let a tech company clean your house for free so they could use the data to train robots? And in today's edition of "Bad News with Happy Music", we had stories about a #FloridaMan who had his "chimichanga" out in the parking lot of a Taco Bell, an 83 year-old woman who got attacked by a bunch of wild turkeys, an HOA president in #Florida who got arrested for assaulting a 12 year-old boy, & a #FloridaTeacher who was masturbating in the classroom.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pool Sceners. This is Part 2 of the Pool Scene Road Trip Series. This episode we head across the pond for "Eurotrip." A movie that has its roots in our hometowns of Warren and Niles, Ohio respectively. This movie also has the single greatest cameo of all-time and just maybe, the Best Movie Song ever...that is for you to decide.  "Pool Check" this week. Top 5 European Songs (Excluding England) because it is only fair to everyone else. Plus, just like the Indy 500, a nailbiter of a "Final Lap." We have a bone to pick or ten with Cedar Point. Enjoy this episode. Make sure to leave a 5 Star Review and always leave your comments on our socials. ALLONS-y!   BUY YOUR POOL SCENE PODCAST SHIRTS AND STICKERS TODAY!!! DM US ON OUR FACEBOOK TO PURCHASE TODAY!!!   SPREAD THE WORD POOL SCENERS! JOIN THE POOL SCENERS GROUP ON FACEBOOK FOR EXCLUSIVE AND INCLUSIVE CONTENT! LIKE. COMMENT. SUBSCRIBE. RATE AND FOLLOW... APPLE. SPOTIFY. PODBEAN. PODBAY and EVERYWHERE PODCASTS ARE FOUND! LEAVE A 5 STAR REVIEW. WE READ IT ON THE AIR. YOU WIN A PRIZE!!! HAVE AN IDEA FOR AN EPISODE OR A POOL CHECK...MESSAGE US AT ONE OF THE LINKS BELOW. CONTRIBUTE TO THE SHOW ON LINKTREE!! WE GREATLY APPRECIATE IT!! Linktree: https://www.linktr.ee/poolscenepodcast Email: PoolScenePodcast@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PoolScenePodacst Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/PoolScenePodcast Discord: poolscenepodcast Threads: https://www.threads.com/poolscenepodcast TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/thepoolscenepodcast Twitch: https://twitch.tv/poolscenepodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/PoolScenePodcast

Join Evan and Carsten as they talk about Cedar Point's CoasterMania, Perks and Play, and a bunch of upcoming announcements from the Six Flags chain! Lastly, the guys talk about upcoming trips and where they plan to visit.

On this episode of the Best Podcast Available, play-by-play voice Andrew Siciliano sits down with newest Browns WR Denzel Boston for an exclusive interview on his draft experience, first weeks of OTAs, a trip to Cedar Point, and much more! Plus, Andrew and Jason Gibbs recap what they've seen from the first two weeks of OTAs under HC Todd Monken!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Will Duji go to college with her daughter. Does having sex too early effect your health? Guy gets banned for life after eating chicken nuggets while riding a roller coaster at Cedar Point. Rover saw a guy punch a waiter. Charges dismissed for woman without right hand cited for holding phone while driving.

Will Duji go to college with her daughter. Does having sex too early effect your health? Guy gets banned for life after eating chicken nuggets while riding a roller coaster at Cedar Point. Rover saw a guy punch a waiter. Charges dismissed for woman without right hand cited for holding phone while driving.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Internet sleuths just pulled permits for a brand new building in the Dark Universe portal at Epic Universe. Building 1570. Area 680. Listed as a special project. And the building numbers line up with exactly the kind of show building you'd need for a new attraction. Mike and EB have a theory about what it is — and it involves a glass bottom boat, the Creature from the Black Lagoon, and an idea that Coaster Radio listeners actually designed in a Real Design Contest years ago. If Universal puts a Coaster Radio t-shirt on one of the bodies in that ride, that's all the confirmation the show needs. Before the speculation though — Hagrid's Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure has been removed from Universal Express. The longest line at Epic Universe is now a standby-only experience, and the people paying for Express Pass are not happy about it. Nate Bargatze wants to build a theme park based on his own life in Nashville and EB has thoughts. And RMC's Wild Moose prototype track has appeared at their Idaho headquarters, with the most interesting theory being that it could go indoors at Kentucky Kingdom in the space that used to hold a Schwarzkopf coaster. Then in the second half — the interactive question that started with Verbolten's new overlay at Busch Gardens Williamsburg produces one of the best listener response segments of the season. Rides that could use a refresh. Listeners suggest Journey to Atlantis, Men in Black Alien Attack, Dinosaur at Animal Kingdom, Flight of Fear, Big Thunder Mountain, the Haunted Mansion, Test Track, and the entire frontier area at Cedar Point. Mike and EB debate each one — and somewhere in the Men in Black discussion, EB invents what might be the greatest unused attraction concept in Universal history. Also — EB is going to Kentucky Kingdom on June 10th, there are collectible pins being considered, and the show closes with a detailed discussion of the 1997 horror film Wishmaster that you absolutely did not see coming. Stay through the Patreon section. You'll understand why.

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Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin discuss the lifetime ban of social media influencer Alan Farrell from Cedar Point after a viral video showed him eating chicken nuggets on the Millennium Force. They explore the safety implications of the stunt and look into Farrell's other content, including his Cleveland Browns tattoos. A listener calls in to recount a similar experience of sneaking fast food onto an amusement park ride. 01:01 - Bazzana and DeLauter Analysis 03:30 - Alan Farrell's Park Ban 06:39 - Social Media Content Trends 12:14 - Listener's Rollercoaster Food Story

Nick and Jonathan get into potential trade suitors for Myles Garrett. Then, they're joined by former Cleveland Indians pitcher Jason Stanford, and they talk about how a social media influencer was banned from Cedar Point.

Gratis Village Council voted to terminate police chief who falsely claimed to be doing welfare checks on behalf of ICE at Cincinnati schools; Columbus man who allegedly killed his wife and her young daughter has a violent past; lawmakers held a marathon hearing on joint resolution to make Ohio's voter ID laws permanent; man banned for life from Cedar Point after he was caught eating chicken nuggets while riding a roller coaster.

The Hot Take Hoedown is officially here — and the "Sons of Sandusky" are already $150 richer. This week Mike and EB debut their brand new segment featuring the spiciest opinions from around the theme park internet — and then decide whether each one is a genuine hot take, a bad take, or just something EB has been saying for years. Is Iron Gwazi actually better than VelociCoaster? Did Cedar Point peak in 2001? Should Space Mountain at Walt Disney World be permanently retired? Are RMC conversions a net negative for the industry? Was Epcot better before it had roller coasters? EB has thoughts on all of them. Some of them are his own. Before the Hoedown though — Cedar Point's Millennium Force has a seat belt problem and Tony Clark is blaming Intamin. NightFlight Expedition at Dollywood has quietly removed "spring 2026" from its website and now just says "2026." Soarin' Across America has opened at Epcot and it's getting the full Mike and EB treatment — spoiler, the lawn is not that green on the DC Mall. Montezooma's Revenge train has arrived at Knott's Berry Farm but enthusiasts are already upset about the over-the-shoulder restraints. And the Mystical Fountain at Lost Continent says goodbye — though Mike has a CoasterDamus prediction about where it ends up. The Hot Take Hoedown closes with one final take that might be the most genuinely interesting of the night — does consuming too much theme park content rob you of the ability to experience parks with wonder? And is "the price of expertise is the loss of wonder" the new Coaster Radio tagline? One thing is certain. EB wants to wrap up with the theme song. The Sons of Sandusky are standing by.

The guys are back talking about how opening day at Cedar Point went! They also dive into Morning Rush being changed back to CoasterMania after massive negative feedback from fans.

Cedar Point is yet again crapping down their legs with events at the park. They want something then they don't then they do. The boys discuss that as well as the atrocity that is CoasterMania plus news, fan questions, and more in this episode.

Every coaster enthusiast has one. A specific ride. A specific day. The moment that turned a casual park visitor into someone who plans vacations around roller coasters, studies manufacturer lineups, and listens to theme park podcasts at 11pm on a Tuesday. This week Mike and EB asked the Coaster Radio community to share theirs — and the response was overwhelming. From Steel Phantom at Kennywood to Dueling Dragons at Islands of Adventure. From Big Thunder Mountain at Disneyland at age six to Viper at Six Flags Magic Mountain in 1991. From watching Top Thrill Dragster launch for hours as a child to being forced onto a coaster by an older sibling and never looking back. From Dick Knoebel of Knoebels personally replying to a young fan's handwritten letters to a nine-year-old standing under a flickering chandelier at the Haunted Mansion and thinking "this is what I want to do with my life." Dozens of stories. Dozens of different rides. One common thread — the moment everything changed. But first — Cedar Point tried to cancel Coastermania and replace it with Morning Rush. The Coaster Maniacs responded. Tony Clark listened. And the Hulkster had some thoughts. Brothers, Coastermania is incoming. Also this week — Epic Universe opens Celestial Park to convention goers for the first time ever, giving the world its first look at how the portal system actually works. A bomb threat at Six Flags Magic Mountain delays opening until 12:30pm and nobody can explain why it was called in at 7:45 in the morning. The Family Kingdom Raptor coaster gets pushed to 2027 due to permitting issues. Busch Gardens Tampa files permits for a possible $16.5 million water ride to replace Stanley Falls. And Holiday World launches the most elaborate teaser campaign in park history for the mysterious Town of Boulder Canyon. Plus — a live trip report from Six Flags Great America on opening day, and the show teases something new coming to Coaster Radio very soon. Go read the full listener responses on the Coaster Radio Facebook page. Bring tissues.

Join Evan and Carsten as they talk about how to prepare for your day at Cedar Point in 2026, giving you tips and tricks to help you have the best day possible at the park!

En el Radar Empresarial de hoy repasamos las cuentas de Disney, cuyas acciones subieron ayer más de un 7% después de superar las previsiones del mercado. Los resultados despertaban gran interés porque eran los primeros publicados desde que Josh D'Amaro asumió la dirección ejecutiva de la compañía. Antes de comenzar la conferencia con analistas e inversores, el nuevo consejero delegado dedicó unas palabras de reconocimiento a Bob Iger. Además, explicó cuáles serán las prioridades estratégicas que marcarán esta nueva etapa para el grupo audiovisual. Durante el segundo trimestre fiscal de 2026, Disney registró ingresos superiores a 25.000 millones de dólares, una cifra que representa un crecimiento interanual del 7% y que también quedó por encima de las estimaciones de los expertos. La empresa informó además de un beneficio por acción de 1,57 dólares, ocho centavos superior a lo esperado por los analistas financieros. Estos resultados positivos estuvieron impulsados principalmente por el avance de las plataformas de streaming y por el sólido comportamiento del negocio relacionado con parques temáticos y cruceros. Los servicios Disney Plus, Hulu y ESPN generaron cerca de 11.000 millones de dólares en ingresos, con un crecimiento anual del 10%. Para reforzar su posición frente a la competencia, la compañía ha realizado varias modificaciones en sus aplicaciones. Entre las novedades destacan la integración de Hulu y ESPN dentro de Disney Plus, el lanzamiento de ESPN Unlimited y la incorporación de herramientas basadas en inteligencia artificial. Con estas medidas, Disney pretende ofrecer una experiencia más completa, personalizada y atractiva para sus usuarios en todo el mundo. El negocio de parques temáticos y cruceros avanzó un 7%, impulsado por el aumento del turismo internacional Aunque la asistencia de visitantes estadounidenses cayó un 1%, Disney mantiene perspectivas positivas pese a la competencia de como Universal, Cedar Point y Six Flags Para diferenciarse, la empresa inauguró atracciones, entre ellas World of Frozen y Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run

On this XL episode, Carsten and Evan talk about updates from around the Six Flags chain! They also recap their recent visit to Kings Island.   They dive into Cedar Point opening in just a week, along with what's happening around the park and causeway.   Then, to wrap things up, Kyle and Rae share highlights from their recent Disney Cruise!  

Da boyz cover topics like the moon, Enchanted Parks new season pass options, Cedar Point's ride removal, and opening weekend trip reports to Kings Dominion, Six Flags Great Adventure, and Dollywood!Where are we on the internet? solo.to/coastercuzzies

The guys are back this week talking about Cedar Point opening in less than a month and Kings Island kicking off its season next week! They also dive into the spooky box sent to us from Kings Island, along with a ton of updates from across the Six Flags chain.

It's a shorter show this week but don't let that fool you — there is a lot happening. Project Purple at Six Flags Great Adventure is going vertical fast. Like, suspiciously fast for a ride that isn't supposed to open until 2027. Mike and EB break down what the unofficial animations are showing — a launch into an upside-down stall, spinning cars, a 375-foot spire that wraps the track sideways around the tower, and absolutely zero consensus in the enthusiast community on whether this is going to be incredible or a complete head-scratcher. Nobody is in the middle on this one. Also this week — NBA superstar Kevin Durant has purchased the former Six Flags America land through his investment group 35V. All 500 acres of it. What happens next is anyone's guess, but Mike has an extremely optimistic theory involving saving the Wild One that he fully admits is not going to happen. Canada's Wonderland is getting new track on the Mighty Canadian Minebuster AND recycled trains from Six Flags America's old Vekoma hang and bang for a rebranded ride called the Daredeveler. Cedar Point's beloved 50-year-old Monster flat ride is retiring quietly and nobody is going to notice until it's gone. And Six Flags is officially removing the Zamperla Disk'O coasters from their roller coaster counts, which raises the eternal question — was it ever a roller coaster in the first place? And then EB opens a very special package from Erik and Emma — a collection of Disney's Galactic Star Cruiser memorabilia that you cannot buy anywhere on Earth because the experience no longer exists.

Join Carsten on the road as he takes in the view across Sandusky Bay at Cedar Point, bringing you what he sees and the latest updates from Six Flags parks!

Part two of the Coaster Radio Listener Question Show is here and this one gets personal. Mike and EB answer the question every longtime listener has wanted to ask — what would you tell your 2005 selves knowing what you know now? The answer involves regretting the name, wishing they'd bought Facebook stock, and making friends with Neil Patrick Harris sooner. Standard stuff. Also this week — is the theme park industry past its peak or is the best still ahead? Where does EB rank on CoasterCount.com and how many coasters has Mike actually ridden? Is Isle of Berk actually better than Galaxy's Edge? A listener from the Netherlands gets a complete Six Flags Great Adventure survival guide including EB's legendary every-90-minutes dining plan strategy that may or may not feed your entire group on one meal ticket. And the full story of the Cedar Point meetup where Mike and EB set up a grill in the parking lot, flew a 24-foot flag made of PVC pipe, and had to be talked down by both park security and the Sandusky Police — saved only by the British charm of Matt from Yorkshire. Plus Coaster Boy makes a surprise comeback. The Discovery Channel almost gave Mike and EB a TV show three times and ghosted them every time. And what is the biggest thing Coaster Radio has accomplished in 20 years? Spoiler: 800 episodes, one puppet, and one Neil Patrick Harris.

Timothy and Chase talk about more therapy, their fast food Mount Rushmore, & Cedar Point Ohio.Customer Service Podcast on Instagram @customerservicepod Canoe Club on Instagram & YouTube @shopcanoeclub ⁠⁠www.shopcanoeclub.com⁠

We’ve had a few weeks to think on the Six Flags/Enchanted Parks deal. Why does SeaWorld hate Big Bird? Cedar Point should be sold to who? And as you’d expect there is a lot of cruise talk. The post Six Flags Was Wild In 2000 appeared first on In the Loop.

We’ve had a few weeks to think on the Six Flags/Enchanted Parks deal. Why does SeaWorld hate Big Bird? Cedar Point should be sold to who? And as you’d expect there is a lot of cruise talk. The post Six Flags Was Wild In 2000 appeared first on In the Loop.

We’ve had a few weeks to think on the Six Flags/Enchanted Parks deal. Why does SeaWorld hate Big Bird? Cedar Point should be sold to who? And as you’d expect there is a lot of cruise talk. The post Six Flags Was Wild In 2000 appeared first on In the Loop.

In this episode, Riley Burke Band shares a story about how they quite literally stumbled upon a burning bush during their Cedar Point residency last year, and we get to learn about the vast world of Audiology.PSA: If you are a musician, sound engineer, or just work in loud spaces a lot - THIS IS YOUR SIGN TO GET YOURSELF SOME GOOD EAR PLUGS!Thanks, RBB for joining us. Follow them everywhere & catch their performance at the end of this episode to hear two UNRELEASED tracks!

Beat Migs! We ask the rockaholics about the iconic places they've always wanted to visit.

Hello and welcome to another episode of Ohio Mysteries Backroads. In this episode, we sit down with Ken Miller, author and longtime Cedar Point historian, to explore the stories behind one of America's most iconic amusement parks. Ken discusses his book, Cedar Point, Rolling Through the Year, a detailed anthology and chronology that captures the park's evolution from its early days to its rise as America's Roller Coast. Through rare anecdotes, historical insight, and a deep love for the park, Ken brings Cedar Point's rides, attractions, milestones, and cultural impact to life. From classic midway memories to groundbreaking coasters, this conversation is a must-listen for theme park enthusiasts, coaster fans, and anyone fascinated by the history behind a legendary destination. Whether you've ridden every coaster or simply appreciate the nostalgia of amusement parks, this episode offers a unique ride through Cedar Point's past—told by someone who knows it best.