Cedar Point Top Thrill Dragster Point Of View. Posted: July 24, 2024 | Last updated: July 24, ...

Cedar Point is partnering with Italian ride manufacturer Zamperla to create the new coaster, which will retain Top Thrill’s iconic 420-foot tall hill and add an equally high rear tower that ...

AKRON, Ohio — It was once the tallest roller coaster in the world. And some 19 years and a troubled past later, Cedar Point is retiring the famed Top Thrill Dragster. The ride that dominates the ...

David Miran, ODA chief of amusement rides, said Top Thrill Dragster's green train, as seen in this file photo, lost an "L-shaped" bracket on the back of the train car during an Aug. 15, 2021, ride. It ...

Ohio amusement park Cedar Point’s Top Thrill Dragster -- the world's second-tallest rollercoaster -- will permanently close after a woman was seriously injured by flying metal part.

The last time Cedar Point provided an update on the status of Top Thrill Dragster came on Sept. 6, 2022, as park officials confirmed their team was working to create "a new and reimagined ride ...

Cedar Point's Top Thrill Dragster has been closed since an accident in 2021. Plans for a revamped ride were announced Tuesday. First Ohio Buc-ee's no longer opening in 2025, target date pushed back ...

The Top Thrill Dragster, which at one time was the fastest and tallest roller coaster in the world, is being scrapped — in its current form, anyway. Cedar Point — the Sandusky, Ohio, amusement ...

The Cedar Point amusement park in Ohio has shut down the Top Thrill Dragster, the second tallest roller coaster in the world, a year after a woman was seriously injured when a metal bracket fell ...

Rachel Hawes was left permanently injured after a piece of the Top Thrill Dragster rollercoaster fell and hit her head, she claims in a lawsuit against the park owner Cedar Fair L.P.

Although the retirement is likely a good call by Cedar Point, the Dragster missing from the "Roller Coast" skyline will indeed be an adjustment to any of the park's frequent thrill seekers.

— Cedar Point (@cedarpoint) September 6, 2022 Officials say the Top Thrill Dragster, which opened in 2003, was the world's first strata coaster, standing at 420 feet tall and traveling at 120 mph.