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With all the significance that this trip holds, I couldn't have been anymore paralyzed with fear. Filled with both excitement and nervousness, I almost thought my three hour trip was nonexistent. I told myself, "this is something new for you and everyone else in your family, so make the best of it". It was all so true, I was finally going to Cedar Point after tons of years. Just feeling my body tremble from amusement of fulfilling one of many childhood dreams, was something to live for.
Upon arriving, my stomach dropped when I seen all the gigantic roller coasters. Automatically, the main coasters were picked to be on my "must ride" list. I had never seen such a big food variety anywhere else
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