Steel Vengeance returns to multi-train operation

Editor's note: Justin Dietz is a Register correspondent representing CPFoodBlog.com and @CPFoodBlog on Twitter.SANDUSKY — Cedar Point announced today that, after adjustments made by the manufacturer, Steel Vengeance will run a two-train operation starting Saturday.In addition, Steel Vengeance will again be included in the Fast Lane Plus lineup, allowing guests to bypass the general admission line for an additional fee.On Cedar Point's opening day for the 2018 season, May 5, "at approximately 1:30 p.m., a Steel Vengeance train returning to the station lightly bumped a parked train in the loading station. There were guests on both trains," Cedar Point spokesman Tony Clark said in an email to the Register. Steel Vengeance reopened the same evening with one-train operation.This past Wednesday Cedar Point announced Steel Vengeance would close at 5 p.m. while additional modifications and testing of multi-train operation began. The ride remained closed on Thursday.Today was Cedar Point's annual Coastermania event, in which up to 1,200 guests took part in exclusive ride times on various roller coasters and attractions around the park. Steel Vengeance exclusive ride time was scheduled from 7-9 a.m., and guests of Coastermania were greeted with a two-train operation during that time. More: The real deal on Steel Vengeance — complete coverage hereCedar Point announced on Friday that, after adjustments made by the manufacturer, Steel Vengeance will run a two-train operation starting Saturday.