Professor Delbert's Frontier Fling

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Cedar Point
Location	Sandusky, Ohio, USA
Coordinates	41°29′00″N 82°41′23″W / 41.48335°N 82.689655°W / 41.48335; -82.689655
Section	Frontier Trail
Status	Defunct
Operated	May 11, 1996 to 2024

Statistics

Manufacturer

Sky Fun 1 Inc.

Product

Skycoaster

Capacity

3 per cycle

Height

152 feet

Speed

65 mph

Professor Delbert's Frontier Fling was a Skycoaster built by US manufacturer Sky Fun 1 Inc. previously located at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio, USA.

History

The ride originally opened on May 11, 1996 as RipCord.^[1] It was located in the Challenge Park area next to the Magnum XL-200. When construction on Cedar Point Shores started in 2016, RipCord moved to the former Shoot the Rapids location and became Professor Delbert's Frontier Fling.^[2]

The ride closed at the end of the 2024 season and its removal was announced shortly thereafter.^[3]^[4]

Images

The ride's original location

References

↑ "Cedar Point does a stand-up job with its 12th roller coaster".
↑ "Cedar Point relocates old ride & gives it new name".
↑ "Cedar Point begins removal of ride".
↑ Glaser, Susan (2024-11-10). "Cedar Point removing another ride for future development". Cleveland.com. Retrieved 2024-11-17.

Present

Coasters

Blue Streak Cedar Creek Mine Ride Corkscrew GateKeeper Gemini Iron Dragon Magnum XL-200 Maverick Millennium Force Raptor Rougarou Siren's Curse Steel Vengeance Top Thrill 2 Valravn Wild Mouse Wilderness Run Woodstock Express

Former

Coasters

Broadway Trip Cyclone Dip the Dips Scenic Railway Disaster Transport High Frolics Jumbo Jet Leap the Dips Loop the Loop Mean Streak Racer Scamper Super Coaster Switchback Railway Wicked Twister Wild Mouse WildCat Wildcat

[1] "Cedar Point does a stand-up job with its 12th roller coaster".

[2] "Cedar Point relocates old ride & gives it new name".

[3] "Cedar Point begins removal of ride".

[4] Glaser, Susan (2024-11-10). "Cedar Point removing another ride for future development". Cleveland.com. Retrieved 2024-11-17.

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