What happened on the Ferris wheel at Cedar Point?

The Sandusky Police Department reported a group of four females, two of which were minors, saw the couple engage in sexual intercourse while inside the Ferris wheel cart ahead of them. The witnesses told police they could see the couple's private areas and feel the cart shaking.



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One of Cedar Point's attractions is coming to an end, making its final spin in September. Witches' Wheel, located near Magnum XL-200, won't be in the amusement park much longer. Cedar Point announced it's removing the thrilling ride to make room for future expansion.

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SANDUSKY, Ohio — Riders on Cedar Point's Magnum XL-200 roller coaster were forced to walk down much of the coaster's 205-foot hill after the ride became stuck near the top, reports say.

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Police in Sandusky said 45-year-old James Young of East Canton died after jumping a fence to retrieve some of his belongings. They had fallen while Young was riding the Raptor roller coaster. Young was an Intervention Specialist for the 2014-2015 school years at the Louisville public schools.

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Despite all of the concerns, Ferris built a giant amusement wheel that worked perfectly for the entire World's Fair. Not only was it safe, it was also incredibly popular. Over the next five months, 1.4 million people rode the giant wheel to get a bird's-eye view of the fair.

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It was a warm late spring day in Clason Point on June 11, 1922, when 75 mile per hour storm winds toppled a 100-foot ferris wheel, ripping the structure from its supports and tossing it onto the beach ten feet below its base.

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The Sky Wheel is a super spectacular ride that is rarely seen on carnival midways in present day. The Sky Wheel features two ferris wheels attached to opposite ends of a large boom that rotates in the air. Many traveling carnivals no longer operate a Sky Wheel due to transportation and maintenance costs.

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Fun Facts about the Ferris wheel and its inventor: The Ferris wheel was originally called the “observation wheel.” It was meant to provide a bird's eye view of the entire city. The wheel was not actually completed for a month and a half after the fair officially started. The Ferris wheel cost approximately $750,000.

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