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This is a real world park, but it has some fanon content that differ from the events that have happen to the park in real life.
Geauga Lake is a real world park owned by Cedar Fair and operated by Baker Amusements. It is located in Aurora, Ohio.
The park opened in 1887 as a picnic grove. Over the next couple decades, a roller coaster and many flat rides were added to the park, and it turned into a full blown amusement park. In 1969 the park was bought by Funtime Parks Inc. In 1995 it was sold to Premier Parks and in 2000 it was renamed "Six Flags Ohio". In 2001, Six Flags bought the nearby Sea World Ohio and renamed the park "Six Flags Worlds of Adventure". In 2004, Six Flags sold the park to Cedar Fair who gave back its original "Geauga Lake" name. In 2007, Cedar Fair sold 50% of the park's operations to Baker Amusements.
Current rides[]
Roller coasters[]
Name
Year Opened
Description
Color scheme
Air Strike
2001
A Vekoma Flying Dutchman coaster. Formerly known as "X-Flight" (2001-2011), until Six Flags trademarked the name for their X-Flight coaster at Six Flags Great America. Given VR for a limited time in 2016.
Green/Black
Beaver Land Mine Ride
2000
A Zierer Tivoli family coaster. Given VR for a limited time in 2019.
Red/Brown
Big Dipper
1925
A John A. Miller wooden coaster.
White
Boomerang
1996
A Vekoma Boomerang roller coaster model. Formerly known as "Mind Eraser" (1996-2003) and "Head Spin" (2004-2007). Repainted in 2008.
Dark Blue/White (formerly Teal/White)
Dominator
2000
A B&M floorless coaster. Formerly known as "Batman Knight Flight" (2000-2003). Given VR for a limited time in 2015.
Yellow/Dark Purple
Double Loop
1977
An Arrow Dynamics double looping coaster. Retracked by S&S in 2011 for a smoother experience.
Yellow/Blue (formerly Black)
Iron Wolf
2018
An RMC wood/steel hybrid coaster.
Dark Red/Brown
Patriot
2000
An Intamin impulse coaster. Formerly known as "Superman: Ultimate Escape" (2000-2003) and "Steel Venom" (2004-2007). Given VR for a limited time in 2017. Trains flipped backwards for a limited time in 2020.
Red/Blue
Python Pit
2010
An E&F Miller "Python Pit" kiddie coaster.
Black
Spin 'N Shout
2008
A Gerstlauer 380/4 spinning coaster. Formerly known as "Spinning Dragons" (2008).
Dark Red/Yellow
Thunderhawk
1998
A Vekoma SLC. Formerly known as "Serial Thriller" (1998-2003). Given VR for a limited time in 2014. Given new trains in 2019.
Orange/Yellow (formerly Red/Teal)
Villain
2000
A CCI wooden coaster. Given Millennium Flyers in 2010 and retracked by GCI. Given VR for a limited time in 2018.
Brown/Grey
Flat rides[]
Name
Year Opened
Description
Color scheme
Americana
1999
A Ferris Wheel.
White/Blue
Cuyahoga Queen
2001
A Ferry boat that goes around the lake.
Defunct rides[]
Name
Year Opened
Year Closed
Description
Raging Wolf Bobs
1988
2016
A Dinn Corporation wooden coaster styled after the Riverview Park Bobs in Chicago. Given Millennium Flyer trains in 2008. Converted into Iron Wolf, with the trains being put into storage.
Notes[]
Despite being owned by Cedar Fair, this park does not use any of the Peanuts licensing for it's rides.
