Personal Narrative: My First Time At Cedar Point

Cedar Point Cedar Point is a theme park destination for millions of people each year. Cedar Point is known for its famous roller coasters, making it one of the most attended theme parks in the country. The park has reached record numbers of 60,000 visitors a day! Since 1870, Cedar Point has been making an impact on Ohio’s economy and history in many ways(answers.com)(cedarpoint.com)(G. Susan).

Last year I played basketball for the Bath team and Red Cedar team. In my last game I had 24 points, over 10 rebounds, and 5 blocks. After the game the opposing coach came up to me and asked if I wanted to join an AAU team and at the time I didn’t know what that was. He gave me his number and I learned that AAU was a league for really good basketball players.

When I made a lucky catch, I learned what carelessness could cost you. I was around seven years old at the time, and I played baseball for Lakeview Playground. It was my first year of playing hardball, and like everyone else, I had no knowledge of what was happening. Our team name was the “Grey Sharks,” only because our jerseys were

When we got there I could barely talk from the excitement. It would be my first time there. “WOW!” was the only thing I could say. When we got there my mother kept stopping to take pictures. I was hurrying her up.

Cedar Point is one of the best amusement parks in the world. Cedar Point opened in 1870. In 2020 Cedar Point will be 150 years old. Cedar Point is an amazing place with a lot of history and famous rides with many different awards. With being around for many years Cedar Point has a lot of history.

When Conner arrived at Cedar Point, it was a whimsical and magnificent sight. All of the rides, games and food that he smelled at the food booths everywhere you walked, and looked. The first thing he did was go to the roller coasters. The first option was a roller coaster called the Gatekeeper. When Conner got on the Gatekeeper, he was really scared, he was shaking, but also excited.

When I was 11 years old, I went to Knott’s Berry Farm with my big sister and Two brothers. We were waiting in line to get in the amusement park, and then we finally got in and went straight to silver bullet. I was scared to get on it because I never been on a roller coaster before and to me the ride seemed pretty intense. So we finally got on and I was scared and thrilled at the same time.

As I peer through the thick smoke, reminding myself why I chose to come in the first place, I see a half dead man on the floor- begging for water. We don’t have enough food or clothes. There are very few of us left to fight against the redcoats. Even though on some days we are cheerful, we are starving and freezing. I am wondering if I should re-enlist or go back home.

6 Flags Fun It took about 10 minutes of riding rides when Cameron said the most tariffing thing "let 's go on the Superman! " We went to Mom and Alissa then the Superman! To me the wait felt like 1 hour. Then I saw Cameron and Dad they went way up high and...

Everyone was so excited except for me. We went to a roller coaster. I told my mom that I was scared but she told me to try it and I did. And now I’m not scared of roller coasters anymore.

The time had come for our annual band trip. The band was on its way to encounter many fun attractions. The event I was most ecstatic for was Six Flags! The day we visited Six Flags I walked around with five of my friends and my girlfriend. We spent the whole day riding the park’s fantastic rides.

Rocket Rampage! Alyssah Gillis “It’s just another boring weekend, there 's nothing do!” says everybody everywhere. Well, there is no more need to bug your mom all day wondering what to do. It’s so incredible, some people could even say it’s out of this world. Drum roll, please.

In April of 2010, my dad, mom, and I traveled to Orlando, Florida. We stayed there for about a little over a week and it was so much fun. On one of the Wednesdays we were there we started off the day by going to Walt Disney World. We began by going through security which nobody likes because it takes a little time out of your day, but it keeps everyone safe so it is an appreciable thing. While we were going through security we saw lots of moms and dads being annoyed by their screaming children.

We drove to the dim sum place, but there were way too many people. We settled on Yoshinoya in the end. I ordered orange chicken for the first time, but the flavors conflicted, so I beef next time. Dad and I went to Cupertino library, but there were no seats. We debated over going to Saratoga, and decided it would be a waste of gas and time.

My dad joined us after about five minutes and we waited for all the cars ahead of us to leave. I reached in the front of the car to turn up the music and we both started singing and dancing our hearts out before my dad yelled at us for being to loud A.K.A having a good time. He turns off the radio and we sit in silence, he got a call and he answered and said "yah, yup.... yah thats what the GPS said.... oh, no its just rerouting...