Gemini at Cedar Point — Attraction in Sandusky

Great "Racer" Coaster, where two carts face off against one another (blue/red) from start to finish in what appears to be a race off.

The coasters roll next to one another a majority of the time, taking and losing the lead, going around the first curve and up the first major hill, you can basically reach out and touch the other carts.

Despite being old, and wooden, the coaster is fairly smooth, fast, and always seems like it last forever. Lots of great turns and twist, a ton of action, to keep you excited from front to finish.

Lines are always pretty fast and once up top being able to seperate onto whichever side makes it easy and less crowded then other line ques.

Only con, it seems as the years go on, more often then not, only one side is in operation but if both trains are up and moving, what...

Sadly without the Gemini and Corkscrew, you wouldn't even remember you're at Cedar Point. They're landmark piece for direction in the park and history of when the park used to be good.

Remembering the summer of 1978, when the Gemini opened, we drove past it, back then you could get closer because the parking lot was right there as you drove to the Breakers Hotel.

118 feet was the biggest drop in the world. Amazing going on it for the first time.

The Blue Streak is always kept around as their never touch for destruction/demolition ride.

But the Gemini... Mine Ride and Corkscrew should be untouchable.

You can't have a park with no remembrance of its past.

If you're looking for more space build parking garages upwards and use all the parking lots dead space.

You're erasing...

Hands down my favorite coaster. It’s an okay coaster(there are definitely more thrilling coasters), but one time I was on it with my best bud Shawny Sputz and a 40 something y/o white dad a few cars ahead of me reached across the gap to the other car and high fives a black teenager at the very top of the lift hill and I screamed out “racism solved” and ol shawny sputz laughed so hard he spit out a mouth full of the $9 24oz can of black cherry white claw he smuggled onto this old rickety jawn just as we crested over the lift hill and started picking up speed, causing a light shower of saliva/black cherry white claw mixture to blow backwards all over the mostly adolescent teenagers sitting behind us. 10/10 experience that will never be topped by anything else at...