Hotel Breakers Full Tour - Cedar Point 2021 

Very cool. Loved working at a theme park myself, and I know you probably had some great and crazy experiences/stories. Love the history of the hotel.

Such a great park! Hope you’re able to make it next year. Long trip, but worth it.

Recently went to Universal Studios Florida and your right! I missed C.P. real quick.

Thanks for watching! It has some great history, and you can't beat the location!

I remember those Holidomes! Stayed in one in SD, once upon a time. Breakers is a little pricier, but it's nice to avoid traffic, parking, and walk right into the park. Thanks for watching!

Thanks so much! It has a lot of history, great location, and some fun atmosphere at night after the parks close.

You're going to have a great time, Stephanie! Enjoy the early entry time, and enjoy some time around the resort after the park closes. It's nice hanging out around the beach/pool area in the evening.

Must have some good memories from the park. It had been a few years since we were last there, and it was fun to re-live some of that nostalgia this visit.

That's awesome! It had been nearly 15 years since my last day, so it was great to be back. Nice tradition to go every year. We feel the same way about seeing things from the perspective of others.

Thanks, jean-marc! It's fun to share some of the things we're doing, and re-live them later, too.

Have fun! Gatekeeper is a lot of fun, too. Thanks for watching!

Hard to beat the location - close to the park, close to the beach, plenty of atmosphere at night. You'll love it when you make it there.

Thank YOU for watching. Have fun! Enjoy the hotel and the coasters!

Thanks, Randall! Interesting info - I hadn't really thought of just coming strictly for the beach, but it makes sense as an option. Cool that you can do some metal detecting on the beach while you're there, too.

@@mrcoaster1 - No beach pun intended, friend...but I took the plunge, as it only made good sense. I went ahead and bought a Gold Pass the other night, that's good now through the end of 2022 and includes free unlimited parking. The unlimited parking is awesome, as $20 parking per visit would add-up to a ton of money in short order. I added on a meal pass and drink pass, which are only valid 2022. It's a numbers game for Cedar Fair, as they know most people won't make numerous return visits, but I did the math and I got a great deal because I'll be making the 2 hr round trip several times this year and about 20 times next year, which would be about once per week. Meals are typically $15 a pop and you're allowed 2 meals per visit. So...lunch and dinner breaks between detecting during each visit X 20 visits= about $600 worth of food for $109+ tax total, that's a deal. That's not even taking into account the unlimited drinks plan for $32.99+ tax. Drinks are not cheap there at around $5 each. I don't drink tons of pop, but as you can see, I'd recoup the drink pass cost very quickly. 😂 They're going to hate seeing the weird guy with the metal detector and a bottomless gut returning every week to eat them out of business. Hehehe! 😉

I'll bet you will have a great time, Matt! Enjoy your trip!

It really is a fun place. Glad you were able to go there, too.

That sounds cool. I'll check it out!

Thanks. Love your channel!

Ha! Pretty cool. We love watching other videos that were shot around the same time, to see it from other people's perspectives.

Best bets are to fly into Toledo (75 mins away) or Cleveland (55 mins away). Best months for lower crowds are late May (typically open daily by mid-May, but pandemic has changed that a little), and later August/September. Early June isn't bad (aside from the CoasterMania event first Friday in June). If possible, stick with a weekday over a weekend for lower crowds and lines. Thanks for watching!

@@mrcoaster1 Hi I wanted to come in April. Is Cedar Point not open year round? If not is the earliest I can come is Mid May? thanks.

@@kiwisun529 not open in April. You'd have to go to Kings Island just north of Cincinnati to go in April. Cedar Point opens usually around first weekend of May. You're playing Russian roulette with weather in northern Ohio that time of year though. One other thing.... its Cedar Point.... there are NO months that are good for least crowds. Your best bet is to go during the week. Tuesday-Thursday. There's still gonna be a lot of people there, but not as bad as the weekend.

They usually close at around 10-11 p.m. Enough time for a nice swim after a day in the park.

Definitely paying for the proximity to the park. Great for those trips when you are able to splurge though.

If it's to grab a couple of snippets as part of a video of your own, absolutely. Would prefer not if it is strictly a repost (with just a few added elements).