Eastern Great Lakes Region (Michigan & Ohio)

I don't "consider" Cedar Point home, but that's because I grew up at Kings Island. And we all know Cedar Point would basically have to be enclosed in a dome to have Winterfest. But now my brain is Thinking.

If Cedar Point ever had Winterfest, I'd imagine their parades and entertainment would be absolutely off the hook. Kids could meet Santa in the front of the park, but I also bet that Frontiertown would be gorgeous during that time of the year. The equivalent rides would be open, but can you imagine Christmas in Boneville? That would be an attraction onto itself.

Coaster wise, Blue Streak and Gemini strike me as ones that would be open no matter what. I bet Gatekeeper wouldn't be atrocious in the cold, and Wild Mouse and the kids' coasters could run. I know better than to try to get on anything bigger than Magnum in that weather.

* Please also imagine unlimited staff and supplies, in addition to the magic dome that prevents lake effect snow from ruining everything.

Cedar Point once hosted a winter event that lasted only one year. In 1994, they held Christmas in the Park, of which the Midway Carousel was the only ride open. The Park Plaza gift shop and Sweets n' Treats candy store were open, and a horse-drawn carriage offered tours of the park. There were some singing groups and Santa in a Magnum XL-200 car, as well.

I don't "consider" Cedar Point home, but that's because I grew up at Kings Island. And we all know Cedar Point would basically have to be enclosed in a dome to have Winterfest. But now my brain is Thinking.

If Cedar Point ever had Winterfest, I'd imagine their parades and entertainment would be absolutely off the hook. Kids could meet Santa in the front of the park, but I also bet that Frontiertown would be gorgeous during that time of the year. The equivalent rides would be open, but can you imagine Christmas in Boneville? That would be an attraction onto itself.

Coaster wise, Blue Streak and Gemini strike me as ones that would be open no matter what. I bet Gatekeeper wouldn't be atrocious in the cold, and Wild Mouse and the kids' coasters could run. I know better than to try to get on anything bigger than Magnum in that weather.

* Please also imagine unlimited staff and supplies, in addition to the magic dome that prevents lake effect snow from ruining everything.

I don't "consider" Cedar Point home, but that's because I grew up at Kings Island. And we all know Cedar Point would basically have to be enclosed in a dome to have Winterfest. But now my brain is Thinking.

If Cedar Point ever had Winterfest, I'd imagine their parades and entertainment would be absolutely off the hook. Kids could meet Santa in the front of the park, but I also bet that Frontiertown would be gorgeous during that time of the year. The equivalent rides would be open, but can you imagine Christmas in Boneville? That would be an attraction onto itself.

Coaster wise, Blue Streak and Gemini strike me as ones that would be open no matter what. I bet Gatekeeper wouldn't be atrocious in the cold, and Wild Mouse and the kids' coasters could run. I know better than to try to get on anything bigger than Magnum in that weather.

* Please also imagine unlimited staff and supplies, in addition to the magic dome that prevents lake effect snow from ruining everything.

I don't "consider" Cedar Point home, but that's because I grew up at Kings Island. And we all know Cedar Point would basically have to be enclosed in a dome to have Winterfest. But now my brain is Thinking.

If Cedar Point ever had Winterfest, I'd imagine their parades and entertainment would be absolutely off the hook. Kids could meet Santa in the front of the park, but I also bet that Frontiertown would be gorgeous during that time of the year. The equivalent rides would be open, but can you imagine Christmas in Boneville? That would be an attraction onto itself.

Coaster wise, Blue Streak and Gemini strike me as ones that would be open no matter what. I bet Gatekeeper wouldn't be atrocious in the cold, and Wild Mouse and the kids' coasters could run. I know better than to try to get on anything bigger than Magnum in that weather.

* Please also imagine unlimited staff and supplies, in addition to the magic dome that prevents lake effect snow from ruining everything.

Why Shivering Timbers of course! With gloves on. I don't want frostbite to freeze off any fingers!