All Cedar Point Fast Lane Pass Options: Explained
A Fast Lane Pass is one of the most popular passes at Cedar Point.
In this guide, we'll explain what a Cedar Point Fast Lane Pass is, the types of Fast Lane Passes available, which rides are included, and when to consider purchasing this pass.
What is a Cedar Point Fast Lane Pass?
A Cedar Point Fast Lane Pass is an additional cost that allows one pass holder to skip the regular waiting lines to rides by granting them access to an exclusive much quicker line.
Fast Lane Prices can fluctuate daily and are typically more expensive on the weekends, and during any holidays.
Types of Fast Lane Passes Offered
Cedar Point offers four types of Fast Lane Passes including:
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Regular Fast Lane - Most Rides
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Fast Lane Plus - All Rides
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Season Pass Fast Lane Plus (Home Park) - All Rides the Entire Season at Cedar Point
- Season Pass Fast Lane Plus (All Parks) - All Rides the Entire Season at All Cedar Fair Parks
All Fast Lane Passes are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and will often sell out during busier days.
1. Regular Fast Lane Pass at Cedar Point
A regular Fast Lane Pass is the cheapest option available allowing you to skip most of the lines for rides at Cedar Point.
Rides included with a regular Fast Lane Pass are:
- Atomic Scrambler
- Blue Streak
- Cadillac Cars
- Corkscrew
- Dodgem
- GateKeeper
- Gemini
- Giant Wheel
- Lake Erie Eagles
- Magnum XL-200
- Matterhorn
- maXair
- Monster
- Pipe Scream
- Power Tower
- Raptor
- Rougarou
- Skyhawk
- Snake River Falls
- Troika
- Wave Swinger
- WindSeeker
2. Fast Lane Plus Pass at Cedar Point
Unlike a regular Fast Lane Pass, A Fast Lane Plus Pass can be used for all of the rides in the park.
Some of the popular rides included with this Plus Pass and not the regular pass are:
- Maverick
- Millennium Force
- Steel Vengeance
- Valravn
3. Season Long Fast Lane Plus (Cedar Point Only)
A Season Long Fast Lane Plus Pass works almost exactly like the Fast Lane Plus Pass we've just covered, with the only difference being that it lasts for the entire season (rather than for 1 day).
It's important to know that this pass can only be used at Cedar Point, and you must also have a valid Cedar Point Season Pass.
4. Season Long Fast Lane Plus (All Parks)
This Fast Lane Pass is the most expensive Fast Lane option available, as it takes skipping the line to the next level, allowing you to skip the lines at not just the Cedar Point park, but every Cedar Fair park.
Pick Up Your Fast Lane Wristband
Once a Fast Lane Pass has been purchased visitors will need to head to the ticket booth at the entrance of the park to redeem their wristband and place it on their arm.
This wristband lets the ride operators know that you have purchased your pass and you are able to use the Fast Lane lines.
Where to Purchase a Cedar Point Fast Lane Pass
You can purchase a Fast Lane Pass directly from the Cedar Point site, the Cedar Point app, or in person at the ticket booth or Guest Services.
When Should I Get a Cedar Point Fast Lane Pass?
If you're not a fan of waiting in lines and are looking to ride the most rides possible in the shortest period, a Fast Lane Pass may be a great investment for you.
When Should I Not Get a Cedar Point Fast Lane Pass?
If you don't mind waiting in lines, or you are visiting during slower times such as a weekday, it may not make the most sense as the ride wait times will more than likely be minimal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a Fast Lane Pass Worth it at Cedar Point?
Fast Lane is absolutely worth it at Cedar Point if you don't want to wait in lines, and would like to get the most out of your day.
During busier days ride wait times can be over 2 hours per ride, and with Cedar Point offering a total of 68 rides, your entire day at the park can quickly run out from waiting in lines.
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