The new roller coaster launches at 70 mph.
The former merchandise boss replaces Jason McClure, who was promoted to Cedar Fair corporate senior VP of park operations.
The ride is expected to open in May, 2021.
State health department has established pandemic rules for the parks.
Dragon Slayer replaces the Dragon roller coaster.
Concerns over noise led to a two year planning battle over the installation of the new ride.
The 52-acre park will be sold via online auction.
The park will open at half capacity in April.
The union makes a case for prioritizing its members.
The tactic is one of the associations recommendations for reopening with Covid protocols.
Despite the governor lifting state rules, the amusement park will continue to require masks.
The company has eliminated annual passes for now, and pricing will be high.
In a Wired interview, The Gravity Group engineer Korey Kiepert explains how all the roller coasters work.
The park touted its earliest opening ever, but it is also acting as the site of a state-run vaccination program.
The state will use a tiered capacity rule based disease transmission in the county.
Construction for the fourth gate was stopped last summer as the parks closed in the pandemic.
The new owner has not announced intentions for the property.
The park's tallest roller coaster, a Vekoma SLC, is nearly track complete.
Seenu Sarma previously worked for Dean Foods, Deloitte and NASA.
The company will manage the property in conjunction with the ownership of the state fair board.
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