Corkscrew • Cedar Point

Definitely rough and nothing much but i actually had a lot of fun on it. I dont know if its only because my and my family started dying laughing after the first drop for some reason but I really had ...

Definitely rough and nothing much but i actually had a lot of fun on it. I dont know if its only because my and my family started dying laughing after the first drop for some reason but I really had a lot of fun. Thought it was THAT rough either, maybe its just because I'm on the younger side but c'mon, most woodies are worse than that. Also the corkscrews are just iconic to look at.

This really surprised me. I thought I would have a headache for the next half hour after riding this coaster. Nope. That wasn’t the case at all. It was still rough, especially on the corkscrews, but n...

This really surprised me. I thought I would have a headache for the next half hour after riding this coaster. Nope. That wasn’t the case at all. It was still rough, especially on the corkscrews, but not nearly enough to not enjoy the ride. The loop was fun and smooth. Overall this is a pretty good coaster.

It looks good from the outside with its corkscrew inversions going over the walkway but this ride just feels like a dated waste. It is rough and just too short and I hope it gets removed from the park...

It looks good from the outside with its corkscrew inversions going over the walkway but this ride just feels like a dated waste. It is rough and just too short and I hope it gets removed from the park since it just doesn’t do any good contribution to the park’s coaster line up.

tried attempting murder like storm runner, but with 0 charm. cedar point, just get rid of this already, regardless if it’s “iconic”. bonus points if you pull an alton towers and use the corkscrews as ...

tried attempting murder like storm runner, but with 0 charm. cedar point, just get rid of this already, regardless if it’s “iconic”. bonus points if you pull an alton towers and use the corkscrews as deco

Gotta love good ol’ Corkscrew. Back row considerably enhances the ride and makes the first drop very fun. Yes, its trains and restraints are not good and yes, it’s short, but the integration of the co...

Gotta love good ol’ Corkscrew. Back row considerably enhances the ride and makes the first drop very fun. Yes, its trains and restraints are not good and yes, it’s short, but the integration of the corkscrews into the park environment more than makes up it. Both riding and spectating this ride are great due to that integration alone, and provides a very unique experience for both parties. A truly historic, ground-breaking coaster that deserves more respect.

This was my first upside down roller coaster. My parents regretted that decision. Recently rode it again and while it is considerably more rattlely than Magnum (I mean, obviously, it’s over a decade...

This was my first upside down roller coaster. My parents regretted that decision. Recently rode it again and while it is considerably more rattlely than Magnum (I mean, obviously, it’s over a decade older), I think it’s a fun ride. It’s iconic and I would hate to see it go from the park.

This one was a lot better than I expected it to be. It surprisingly wasn't rough at all and seemed like a smoother Arrow coaster compared to the rough headbangers I've experienced. Unfortunately it ...

This one was a lot better than I expected it to be. It surprisingly wasn't rough at all and seemed like a smoother Arrow coaster compared to the rough headbangers I've experienced. Unfortunately it is very short but it must have been ahead of its time to come out in 1976. It's also located right in the heart of the park which is quite nice but I wonder if it's the next coaster on the chopping block. 3/5 stars

The harness was so small (not high enough) that i had to slide down on the seat a bit. The problem with that is that i rode the whole thing with my back bent, so all the shocks were absorbed by my bac...

The harness was so small (not high enough) that i had to slide down on the seat a bit. The problem with that is that i rode the whole thing with my back bent, so all the shocks were absorbed by my back. Which hurt a bit, bit what's worse is that i was constantly afraid of some big shock or g-force that would break or at least injure my back. I should probably have gotten out when the harness didn't fit well enough. Without this issue it would probably have been a somewhat decent ride.

This is NOT a smooth ride, but thanks to being on the smaller side of Arrow loopers, it’s not all THAT bad. The ride has a surprising bite to it for being a very early iteration of the Arrow looper...

This is NOT a smooth ride, but thanks to being on the smaller side of Arrow loopers, it’s not all THAT bad. The ride has a surprising bite to it for being a very early iteration of the Arrow looper. The first element is a rather good airtime hill, which leads immediately into a vertical loop. The bottom of the loop is actually very intense in positive g-forces, but also a bit rough. After this point, there’s a piece of flat track and then a turning drop into the iconic double corkscrew. This is where most of the headbanging occurs, but it is also an iconic centerpiece of Cedar Point.

I was very skeptical about how much of an awful reputation this ride had, I rode this in the rain with the wind pushing against my face, all I have to say is that it wasn't as rough and painful as peo...

I was very skeptical about how much of an awful reputation this ride had, I rode this in the rain with the wind pushing against my face, all I have to say is that it wasn't as rough and painful as people say it is, I actually thought it was smooth, the airtime hill before the loop caught me off gaurd but the ride is boring. I guess since this rid is turning 50 next year it has stood the test of time, but we may not have to see this ride around much longer.

I rode this because it’s your fault. Otherwise it would be my fault and I don’t like that. It’s bad. The only reason I gave this piece of hot garbage one star and not half is because it’s at cedar poi...

I rode this because it’s your fault. Otherwise it would be my fault and I don’t like that. It’s bad. The only reason I gave this piece of hot garbage one star and not half is because it’s at cedar point and I like that place.

I hate this coaster. The most painful thing I have ever ridden, and this is from someone who LIKES coaster rattle. The inversions are the most painful part of this ride - they were what gave me a huge...

I hate this coaster. The most painful thing I have ever ridden, and this is from someone who LIKES coaster rattle. The inversions are the most painful part of this ride - they were what gave me a huge headache afterwards. I should be screaming “HELL YEAH!” On a coaster not “OWOWOWOW FUCK OW” - which happened both times, because I was forced on it a second time. It’s pretty to look at though, interesting to see up close. Got some photos of it

This old arrow looper hurts. It has a ramp of a drop into a forceless airtime hill. The next element is the saving grace; the vertical loop has great forces and is disorientating. Now you have a pain...

This old arrow looper hurts. It has a ramp of a drop into a forceless airtime hill. The next element is the saving grace; the vertical loop has great forces and is disorientating. Now you have a painful transition into two very rough corkscrews. They should give Advil out once you ride it!

I know everyone hates this ride, but Ceder point is my home park, and was the first coaster (besides the kiddie coasters) that I had ridden, so I have a lot of nostalgia for this ride. Plus, the airti...

I know everyone hates this ride, but Ceder point is my home park, and was the first coaster (besides the kiddie coasters) that I had ridden, so I have a lot of nostalgia for this ride. Plus, the airtime hill slaps.

Very rough and outdated coaster nowadays, but still worth riding for its history alone since it was the first one to have three inversions. I heard rumors that CP may tear this thing down for a new ri...

Very rough and outdated coaster nowadays, but still worth riding for its history alone since it was the first one to have three inversions. I heard rumors that CP may tear this thing down for a new ride in the future. If that happens, I hope they keep the original two corkscrews in place (just like what Alton Towers did) because it's such a iconic photo op spot.

I actually kind of like this coaster sure it is rough but only really on the corkscrews. The drop gives a nice pop of airtime in the back and the loop is really forceful, and it is an awesome photo op...

I actually kind of like this coaster sure it is rough but only really on the corkscrews. The drop gives a nice pop of airtime in the back and the loop is really forceful, and it is an awesome photo op (credit no. 88)

Honestly, this has a decent layout. I get that it's janky, but that just makes you love it more, and wouldn't really be a problem except for the restraints. I've ridden Tennessee Tornado & Carolina Cy...

Honestly, this has a decent layout. I get that it's janky, but that just makes you love it more, and wouldn't really be a problem except for the restraints. I've ridden Tennessee Tornado & Carolina Cyclone, and those handle their restraints and leg room SO much better. If Top Thrill 2 re-opens and this sticks around, I'd say new trains & marketing for this in 2026. This pulls the image of a classic looper well, and Cedar Point needs to use that.

This isn't the worst ride in the world, but it isn't anywhere close to the best. The drop had some wacky airtime in the back and the loop was rather intense. Everything else is too poorly profiled to ...

This isn't the worst ride in the world, but it isn't anywhere close to the best. The drop had some wacky airtime in the back and the loop was rather intense. Everything else is too poorly profiled to enjoy.

I really want to like old Arrows. I really do, but I just hate Corkscrew. It is awful and painful throughout the entire layout and has no saving grace. I normally like Arrow first drops, but this o...

I really want to like old Arrows. I really do, but I just hate Corkscrew. It is awful and painful throughout the entire layout and has no saving grace. I normally like Arrow first drops, but this one was really to short to offer any airtime. As soon as the train hits the bottom of the first drop, a painful sort of wobble starts with the train rocking (or shaking, depending on the speed) back and forth. This continues throughout the ride. I usually like Arrow loops, but the one on Corkscrew isn't memorable. All the horizontal transitions are painful. I understand and usually even appreciate Arrow jank, but these transitions aren't enjoyable in any way. They just hurt. I'm tall enough to where I can't headbang in Arrow OTSRs, but it still hurts. The transition into the corkscrews is even worse. I feel like I'm trying to be ejected sideways out of the train. The final brake run is the best part because that means this no-good horrible awful experience is over. I really don't understand how this can be so bad though. It really should just be Carolina Cyclone with an airtime hill instead of a loop and no extra helix. I like that ride, but this one is just awful. I can't give it the "Tear it down!" tag because of its historical significance, but you also can't really eliminate the pain without compromising the history. I really don't know what to do with this one…

Red white and blue design, classic American ride. Beautiful Lake Erie to the left as you ride up the hill. Super quick loading. they are sometimes inconsistent with the naming. They called it the ...

Red white and blue design, classic American ride. Beautiful Lake Erie to the left as you ride up the hill. Super quick loading. they are sometimes inconsistent with the naming. They called it the Raptor. ten minutes later, like a curse, Raptor broke down. Not surprised. Still better than Demon

Way, way too short, but the line is never long and it's worth the ride for the history of it. Really looks great on the midway. This is the prototype for a genre of roller coasters that I have a soft ...

Way, way too short, but the line is never long and it's worth the ride for the history of it. Really looks great on the midway. This is the prototype for a genre of roller coasters that I have a soft spot for, and I'll always ride it when I'm at Cedar Point.