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3News' Mike Polk Jr. went on an odyssey to track down what became of Cedar Point's beloved Demon Drop. A six hour drive later, he found himself in Allentown, Pa.
Popular rides have come and gone over the years at Cedar Point, but have you ever wondered what happens to a roller coaster once it leaves the park?
Well, sometimes they are demolished, but sometimes those rides are simply sent to other amusement parks to live on and delight new crowds of fun-seekers.
Now, I spent a ton of time at Cedar Point growing up, and in the mid-1980s, there was a particular thrill ride that openly dared Northeast Ohio children to rush to The Amazement Park and experience sheer terror firsthand, should we be so brave.
Debuting in 1983, the Demon Drop was a 10-story, free fall, drop tower ride that stood sentry right at the front of the park, welcoming visitors and quickly establishing itself as one of Cedar Point's signature rides. It thrilled riders for over 20 years, during which time Cedar Point kept growing (as it tends to do).
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