Webcam moves again

For those who haven't seen, the webcam is now focused on the last turn and the future queue area. The site says the camera is still down, but you can get a sneak peak at http://www.cedarpoint.com/webcam/Camera1.jpg

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Cedar Point Photography
http://www.schmidty.com/cp

You are one slick guy, aren't you Schmidty?:) Nice shot there of the last turn.

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wow, that turn's tighter than I thought. I bet there's some speed trim brakes somewhere before it....

I bet there are no brakes before it. Big air, the tight turn, and into the magnets at the end.

Well, from this veiw, I hope they get some foliage up before May, it's lookin' a little scraby (if that's even a word) ;)

I thought we all confirmed there were no brakes on this ride except the very end?

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I agree CoasterMikey. It looks really barren. I am sure they will put some trees or something thre!

There are no brakes before that turn. Anywhere.

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Jeff
Webmaster/Guide to The Point

That thing looks alot smaller than it will acually is. If i remember correctly, wasnt it supposed to be somewhere around the 60foot mark?

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"Its 242.9 miles to CedarPoint. We've got a full
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Corey

Not that slick - I had just bookmarked the image weeks ago so I wouldn't have to load the whole page when I wanted to see it.

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Cedar Point Photography
http://www.schmidty.com/cp

That's a pretty cool camera angle.

There will be NO breaks anywhere during the ride..only place they stop you is when you reenter the station at the end!! Just an FYI

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http://www.msu.edu/~armbrus9/cp.html

Jeffrey Spartan

Yep! Say it again - NO BRAKES! It sounds so sweet! It will run fast and free from the top of the lift 'til the smooth squeeze of the magnetic brakes at the end.

Yes, that hill is 60 feet tall. It looks bigger in person.

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Jeff
Webmaster/Guide to The Point