United States (The largest, nerve wrecking 'wing' ROLLER COASTER)

Cedar Point’s first wing roller coaster has forever changed the landscape of the main entrance of the park in Sandusky, Ohio. Soar on the wings of Cedar Point's guardian of the front gate when you climb 170 feet and perform a wing-over drop maneuver, sending you on a 2-minute, 20-second adrenaline rush. You will fly freely through acrobatic turns and rolls as you coast up and over the park's main entrance. 

The 'beautiful and the beast' sight of the Gate Keeper roller coaster




Cedar Point Park is a moderate park until the management decide to build the Gate Keeper roller coaster which shape like mammoth and known as the incredible, terrifying and longest wing roller coaster on the planet. It is a winged roller coaster that is designed to mimic flight. Seated riders dangle from the ride on either side of the steel track that obviously means the track is actually in the middle of the four seats and riders are suspended in the air as if on the wings of a plane, giving them the sensation of flight.

The hanging looks of the Gate Keeper riders on its wings

The ride sets seven world records which is firstly, the longest  wing coaster which holds as 4,164 feet. Secondly, the fastest non-launched wing coaster  at 67 mph speed. Thirdly, the tallest inversion on any roller coaster which every of it at 170 feet. Fourthly, the longest drop on a wing coaster on 164 feet.  Fifthly, the most inversions on a wing coaster that is exactly six inversion. The riders will go through six unique inversions in five different ways. Sixthly, the most roller coaster track at one park which is 56,702 feet. And finally, the most rides at one park.  

Here are the terrifying rides of Gate Keeper

The ride starts with a 164-foot drop that incorporates the first of six inversions, a maneuver that will take your breath away. Subsequent thrills include passing through two giant concrete keyholes that seem almost close enough to reach out and touch. All this, and super smooth, too. The ride launches alongside Cedar Point's Lake Erie beachfront, then turns south and passes over the park's new front entrance. Two rides  which known as Disaster Transport and the Space Spiral were removed to make room for GateKeeper. For more terrifying information, follow this page https://www.cedarpoint.com/?mobile=0





As you’re flying through the keyholes of the pillars above the main entrance, you are encourage to scream your brains out to making it so everyone, whether they ride it or not will still experiences the coaster to some level.