Monster Jam Thunder Alley coming to Cedar Point

SANDUSKY — On Thursday, Cedar Point announced a new partnership with Feld Motor Sports so the Monster Jam Thunder Alley can roar up and down the Midway.From May 18 through June 30, five of Monster Jam's biggest superstars will take over a part of the amusement park. Each truck's personality and legacy will be on display in unique, never-before-seen ways.At Cedar Point, from May 18 through June 30, five of Monster Jam's biggest superstars will take over a part of the amusement park. Each truck's personality and legacy will be on display in unique, never-before-seen ways. Guests can:• Create larger-than-life photo opportunities and memories• Get up close to and sit inside real Monster Jam trucks, including Grave Digger, El Toro Loco, Megalodon, Max-D and Zombie• Explore immersive and interactive areas and elements to feel the excitement that is Monster JamAccess to the Monster Jam experience is included with your price of admission to Cedar Point. Select activities do require a separate fee.During the Monster Jam Thunder Alley at Cedar Point, running between May 18 and June 30, five of Monster Jam's biggest superstars, including Grave Digger, will take over a part of the amusement park.Monster Jam Freestyle Ride Truck ExperienceGuests can strap in for an unforgettable ride in a real Monster Jam truck. Board an all-new, 10-passenger Grave Digger or Megalodon truck for an unforgettable ride on a thrilling Freestyle-inspired course. Once on board, guests will feel the roar of real Monster Jam action as the truck tackles the most obstacles on any ride truck track ever built.At no charge, this activity is included in the event. Guests need to sign up for a designated ride time to participate.Cedar Point is also offering a guaranteed ride with the VIP package starting at $29.99.During the Monster Jam Thunder Alley at Cedar Point, running between May 18 and June 30, five of Monster Jam's biggest superstars, including Megalodon, will take over a part of the amusement park.Monster Jam GarageGuests can interact with and learn how Monster Jam trucks come to life in this first-of-its kind Monster Jam Garage experience. They'll have the opportunity to touch, feel and turn real Monster Jam elements that make these mechanical marvels soar.For example, guests can:• See how a 1,500-horsepower engine works• Turn enormous 645-pound tires on an axle• Witness how oversized shocks absorb punishing landings• Crank the gears inside of a real transmissionDuring the Monster Jam Thunder Alley at Cedar Point, running between May 18 and June 30, five of Monster Jam's biggest superstars, including Toro Loco, will take over a part of the amusement park.Monster Jam Build-a-TruckThe little ones can let their imaginations take over as they build their very own miniature Monster Jam truck. A nominal fee is required for this activity.During the Monster Jam Thunder Alley at Cedar Point, running between May 18 and June 30, children can let their imaginations take over as they build their very own miniature Monster Jam truck. Monster Jam Pit Stop Play AreaYoung Monster Jam fans can create their own Monster Jam action using authentic Monster Jam die-cast replicas on a miniature version of a Monster Jam track, complete with ramps and obstacles. A special soundtrack will put the fans in the action with sounds of an announcer, revving engines and more.During the Monster Jam Thunder Alley at Cedar Point, running between May 18 and June 30, young fans can create their own Monster Jam action using authentic Monster Jam die-cast replicas on a miniature version of a Monster Jam track, complete with ramps and obstacles.Monster Jam TreatsSome of the exciting food and beverage offerings found at Monster Jam live events are coming to the park and will feature unique Monster Jam food and beverage exclusive to the park event.The special event will also feature Monster Jam merchandise available for purchase.For more information on Monster Jam Thunder Alley or to purchase a Monster Jam Freestyle Ride Experience VIP package, visit cedarpoint.com.Editor's note: Justin Dietz is a Register correspondent representing CPFoodBlog.com and @CPFoodBlog on Twitter.