Park: Cedar Point

Mfg: Intamin

Type: Steel

Rider Design: Sit Down

Height Class: Giga i Kiddie/Short (1-24 ft)
Junior/Medium (25-45 ft)
Family/Tall (46-99 ft)
Mega (100-199 ft)
Hyper (200-299 ft)
Giga (300-399 ft)
Strata (400-599 ft)
Exa 600+ ft

Thrill Level: 5-Aggressive

Opened: 2000

Top Speed: 93 MPH

Peak Height: 310 ft

Big Drop: 300 ft

Drop Angle: 80 deg.

Track Length: 6,595 ft

Ride Duration: 02:20:00

Hourly Capacity: 1300 Passengers

Theme Rating: 2 / 10

Maximum Trains: 3

Run Capacity: 9 cars/train, 2 rows/car, 2 riders/row = 36

Ride Features: Cable Lift Hill

Build Cost: $25,000,000

Description: A looming giant amongst a park full of them, Millennium Force was designed for the purpose of proving bigger is better. What better way to ring in the new Millennium than with a brand new record-breaking coaster that would change coaster history forever. In fact, Millennium Force’s creation demanded an all-new category just to classify its one of a kind nature – thus was born the giga-coaster. Being the tallest roller coaster and the first to top 300 feet wasn’t the only records broken when it opened in 2000. It debuted having the longest drop and the fastest speed topping out at 93 m.p.h. Ranking as one of the world’s best steel coasters year after year since its opening, this behemoth shoots riders over hills, past lagoons and through tunnels, all at unthinkable speeds. With its silhouette illuminated in the night sky, it’s hard miss the iconic coaster on the Cedar Point skyline.