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Blue Streak reviews

Theme Park Insider readers offer their ratings and reviews for Blue Streak, a roller coaster at Cedar Point. (The minimum height to ride is 48 inches.)

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Posted: October 16, 2012

The oldest coaster at Cedar Point, this is a wooden classic. Even though it doesn't have the mega height or mega elements that many other coasters at Cedar Point have, it does have lots and lots of airtime and an old-school, out of control feeling that most modern day coasters just don't seem to have these days.

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37 votes, so far

Though I experienced a long line at noon, I loved this ride. It flies down the track. Very smooth for a woodie and for being almost 50. The airtime on this is great on every hill. Fun one at Cedar Point. Must ride. 8/10. - Edward Morgan

I don't really know what happened. Back in 2009 I rode Blue Streak for the first time and was blown away at how fun it was and it's smoothness. I rode it in 2012 again and it was pretty rough, and it made my ribs start to hurt again. Again? I rode Mean Streak. It might have been the hot weather making it rough but anyway... It is still a good little woodie for the whole family and a pure classic. - Bradley Keith

Rode 8/29/2012 - This is a great little wood coaster. Great for all ages. Surprisingly fast, and great little bits of airtime over all the hills. - Jeff K

the blue streak was my first roller coaster i ever rode and it was amazing every time the train crest a hill i would love the feeling now only 8 years later i rode this an it still has not changed it was so much fun it might look small but trust me it packs a punch....a big one - ed shaheen

The Blue Streak has a lot to offer in thrills especially for smaller kids who are looking to get their next step in riding roller coasters. But I will say that unlike the Cedar Creek Mine Ride this one is still enjoyable for people of all ages. But I'm telling you right now that the best seat on the Blue Streak is the very back seat because at the end when you are going over the small hills you fly high out of your seat. I mean I went there and we rode this ride 4 times in a row just because of how fun it was to be thrown up in the air. To give you a better perspective of how high you fly, my brothers flip flop nearly flew off! 8/10 - Shayne Nissen

The first coaster I rode @ Cedar Point. It got my heart pumping. Way better than Judge Roy Scream @ SF Over Texas. Intensity: 3.5/10 - Will Gibson

I thought that it was pretty rough but since I love rougher woodies it was a favorite for me. Dont be fooled by its low speed, small drop and all the children in line. It is really fun - Steven D

This ride actually has alot of airtime espically in those two bunny hops right after the lift hill. DON'T SKIP. 8/10 - Bob Miller

Sit near the front of the train if you want a smoother ride. Airtime is insane no matter where you are, but it's really intense in the back. Don't let this pint-sized monster deceive you. This is actually a must-ride for me at the Point. - Jamie Bennish

Not expecting much as I walked right up to the station with no wait, it was actually pretty good. - Justin Vuong

6-Fair. A decent ride, considering its age, but skip-able if a line is present. I found it to be the most painful ride in the park. Still, I like that they keep it around, if only for aesthetic reasons. - Joshua Counsil

I was disappointed that this old woodie was uncertified by the ACE when they changed the restraint system. However this is a good ice breaker for kids on woodies. A little short. - Elizabeth Gray

This is a decent little woodie, and the oldest (correct me if I'm wrong) coaster in the park. If the wait is more than ten minutes, I would come back later, but by all means, don't completely mark this off your list. - Beth Bickar

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