SANDUSKY, Ohio — A six-month investigation into the Top Thrill Dragster roller coaster at Cedar Point found the amusement park did not violate state laws when a bracket shot off and seriously ...

Cedar Point has not announced whether Top Thrill Dragster, closed since mid-August, will reopen in 2022. The Sandusky Register has taken the park to court to force its police department to provide ...

Top Thrill Dragster was closed in August 2021, ... State investigators found no evidence the ride was unsafe and did not recommend any administrative action against park owner Cedar Fair.

Cedar Point has confirmed its Top Thrill Dragster roller coaster will remain closed for the 2022 season following an incident in the park in ... which oversees the state’s amusement parks, ...

Cedar Point's Top Thrill Dragster has been closed since an accident in 2021. Plans for a revamped ride were announced Tuesday. ... Top Thrill Dragster closed after 2021 accident, state investigation.

When Top Thrill Dragster debuted in 2003, ... A state investigation of the incident determined that Cedar Point did not violate state laws or rules in its operation of the ride.

Top Thrill Dragster accident. The roller coaster was immediately closed after a n August 2021 mishap and never reopened.. A state investigation was launched and found loose bolts, signs of wear ...

Officials say the Top Thrill Dragster, which opened in 2003, ... A state investigation found no evidence that the park acted illegally or had reason to believe the ride was unsafe.

David Miran, ODA chief of amusement rides, said Top Thrill Dragster's green train, as seen in this file photo, lost an "L-shaped" bracket on the back of the train car during an Aug. 15, 2021, ride. It ...

Top Thrill Dragster opened in 2003. It launches riders on a straightaway at 120 mph before it climbs a hill and then comes back down. The ride lasts less than 20 seconds.

Top Thrill Dragster opened in 2003. It launched riders on a straightaway at 120 mph before it climbed a hill and then came back down. The ride lasted less than 20 seconds.

Although the retirement is likely a good call by Cedar Point, the Dragster missing from the "Roller Coast" skyline will indeed be an adjustment to any of the park's frequent thrill seekers.