Amusement Park Roadtrip - Midwest version - ride suggestions

[DznyGrlSD]

I'm currently on a weightloss journey and my goal is to lose enough weight to ride non-Disney rollercoasters again. I tentatively have this planned for next summer. I want to take 2 weeks

Any advice on top rides / not to miss from my stops is much appreciated!

 

[Dead2009]

If you're going to Cedar Point, you should probably hit all the coasters.

 

[DznyGrlSD]

If you're going to Cedar Point, you should probably hit all the coasters.

Already planned! I haven't been to CP in about 7 years but I'm planning on spending at least 2 days there

 

[Nemo14]

What a great incentive for weight loss! Best of luck!

 

[PUSH]

Six Flags in Gurnee has some good ones - Raging Bull, Superman, Batman, X-Flight. X-Flight was my favorite, but it's short. Raging Bull is a classic, and the other two are nice as well.

I see you're going to be passing through near the Wisconsin Dells area. It might not be worth the extra money, but Mt. Olympus Water/Theme park has one of the best wooden rollercoasters you'll find called Hades. It's a looping wooden coaster. Other than that, there is really no reason to stop there, though. Just more food for thought!

 

[DznyGrlSD]

Six Flags in Gurnee has some good ones - Raging Bull, Superman, Batman, X-Flight. X-Flight was my favorite, but it's short. Raging Bull is a classic, and the other two are nice as well.

I see you're going to be passing through near the Wisconsin Dells area. It might not be worth the extra money, but Mt. Olympus Water/Theme park has one of the best wooden rollercoasters you'll find called Hades. It's a looping wooden coaster. Other than that, there is really no reason to stop there, though. Just more food for thought!

I went to Six Flags Gurnee when I was a kid (10ish?) but I don't remember anything about it. I was thinking about stopping in the Dells but I'm not a huge waterpark fan. I'll check out Hades though!