SANDUSKY, Ohio (CBS Detroit) - Does the word "Rougarou" mean anything to you? Cedar Point on Thursday announced that a "new floorless roller coaster" by that name will be coming thrill-seekers' way in ...

SANDUSKY -- Cedar Point says it will "squash" the stand-up Mantis roller coaster in a few weeks. Thrillseekers will have their last opportunity to give Mantis a "standing ovation" before it shuts down ...

SANDUSKY, Ohio (CBS Detroit) - The once record-breaking Mantis will soon be no more. Cedar Point announced Tuesday that the roller coaster — billed as the tallest, fastest and steepest stand-up roller ...

The same track with new ride cars: Does that make Rougarou a new ride for Cedar Point? Park spokesman Bryan Edwards said yes: "With the new sit-down trains, it will be a completely different ride ...

Sandusky, Ohio – This weekend, coaster fans will have one last chance for one last stand on Mantis. Come next spring, riders will have to take this coaster sitting down. Mantis, the stand-up roller ...

SANDUSKY, OH (WOIO) - It's the "last stand" for one of Cedar Point's steel scream machines. On Tuesday, the park announced the Mantis roller coaster will soon give its final rides. Mantis was billed ...

Call it the roller coaster cycle of life. When it opened in May 1996 at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Mantis was the tallest, fastest, steepest roller coaster in the world. After a nearly two-decade run, ...

SANDUSKY, Ohio – Cedar Point announced Tuesday it will tear down the Mantis roller coaster which has been ridden by more than 22 million people. A video released by Cedar Point Monday afternoon said ...

Cedar Point will re-work its Mantis roller coaster by next spring into what it promises will be a much spookier ride called Rougarou. The ride will transition from a stand-up coaster into a more ...

It takes you up and down a hill, shoots you through a loop or two and suggests you’ll be going one way and instantly takes you another. from 1996 until last year. But we’re talking about Rougarou, the ...

The days are numbered for one of Cedar Point’s major scream machines. On Sept. 2, Sandusky-based Cedar Fair Entertainment Co. announced the park will remove the Mantis stand-up roller coaster after ...