Cedar Point now open for Season Passholders only; all other guests beginning July 11
We sure have missed you! Now it’s time to have fun—safely.
We want you to have a great day at Cedar Point and feel safe when visiting, so we’ve developed an extensive coronavirus reopening plan – new processes and enhanced procedures throughout the park to help reduce the spread of germs. We’re all in this together and by working together you can safely and confidently enjoy the thrills and fun that only Cedar Point can deliver.
These pages provide you with essential information for what to do before you arrive at Cedar Point, what you’ll see and experience when you arrive, and how to make the most of your visit—safely—while you’re here.
Welcome back!
What You Can Expect
 Scheduling Your Visit |
 Mobile App Required |
 Face Coverings Required |
 Health Screenings |
 Hand Sanitization |
 Use of Location Services |
Before You Leave Home
Everything you need to know before arriving at the park, including planning your visit and what to bring with you.
When You Arrive
Learn about the process of arriving at the park, including details on parking, getting through the front gate, temperature checks and more.
When You're in the Park
What to expect once you're in the park, including what attractions are open, contactless payments and more.
Your Overnight Stay Experience
Everything you need to know about your overnight experience, including safety guidelines to ensure your stay is fun and safe.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about visiting the park.
BY VISITING THE PARK, YOU VOLUNTARILY ASSUME ALL RISKS RELATED TO EXPOSURE TO COVID-19
We have taken enhanced health and safety measures - for you, our other guests, and our associates. You must follow all posted instructions while visiting the park. An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death. According to the CDC, senior citizens and guests with underlying medical conditions are especially vulnerable.
If you are exhibiting any COVID-19-related symptoms, you should not enter or remain in the park.
Help keep each other healthy.