Siren's Curse Analysis | Cedar Point's Surprising New for 2025 Vekoma Tilt Coaster

We're diving into the details of the recent announcement from Cedar Point about their summer 2025 tilt coaster from Vekoma! This will be the Cliffhanger model, featuring a height of 160 feet, 2 inversions, and 13 airtime moments! It's sure to be an awesome ride...but something about it seems a little odd, right? Let's discuss!

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[calvinpetty]

Ok, everyone is saying that It makes no sense for the tilt coaster to be right next to Valravn, but picture this: a dueling shot where both coasters drop at the same time. If the Siren Ops have some communication with the Valravn Ops, they could make this happen pretty consistently and it could be spectacular

[orangesilver]

This a good sign more modern Vekomas are coming to Cedar and Six Flags parks.

[meadamillion]

this was the last thing on my bingo card for 2025 coaster announcements lmao

[LyndsieDances]

This ride will take everyone by surprise.
The tilt will be a million times better than the holding brake.
On board audio and lighting package will be fantastic.
But the low to the ground speed and twists will take this to another level.
A new park favorite

[Aftermath]

I feel bad for SFM. They aren't going to get their 25th anniversary addition... but permits are permits...

[eliasmertens]

2025 is jam-packed with some really awesome but WEIRD AF additions and I love it.

[swolf]

More relocations to the bigger parks means more money for custom coasters at the smaller parks.

[edt-zeke]

This is very intriguing considering fact the fact that CP had a tilt coaster listed in their survey that released a few months back as a Hyper Tilt, as if it was ment to compete with SFQ’s Iron Rattler or overtake its record. I don’t really mind its colors that is used even though the red and dark grey color scheme maybe overwhelmingly used a lot, but overall, it’s very exciting to see the US having another tilt coaster and it being Energylandia’s canceled tilt coaster finding its new home at a different park instead of it being scrapped completely since it’s one of the 3 scrapped projects SF had bought out since last year

[zr]

I think it will be a lot more scary in the back than in the front

[beneachus]

This is huge for Vekoma. Cedar Point is giving them a chance to skyrocket their brand

[uprlvl]

Taylor, you nailed every single point, no pun intended LOL.. here's my hot take, in 2026 we very well can see a modern wooden coaster to replace Snake River if you notice, Cedar Point has placed emphasis on being the roller coaster capital of the world in their Siren's Curse announcement. Overall, I'm excited that the new generation vekoma are coming to the states!

[jasonelston]

Right after I became jealous of Canada's Wonderland's announcement, Cedar Point (my home park) all of the sudden announces something almost as large. This will be a great fit, I love that layout. Even though it's just under 3, 000 ft of track, it doesn't look short at all! I think it will be different enough compared to Valravn to stand out and be its own ride.

[brennencanfield]

I'm so lucky that this is my home park!

[Phuzzi]

The tilt actually seems terrifying lmao, just thinking 'please dont slide off' while it transitions. Bet it will be a sick ride.

[MrCrash-hzxy]

it's a beautiful ride and honestly does not bother me AT ALL that it's near Valravn, this maybe number #4 for me in the park

[brianfoss]

Fun fact: Siren's Curse is Cedar Point's first thrill coaster without midcourse brakes since Millennium Force.

(Dragster doesn't count because of the brake fins that deployed due to rollbacks)

[calvinpetty]

I actually think Sirens drop will be better than Valravn’s. I haven’t experienced this, but I very much think this will feel like an impulse with a holding brake, or a drop tower with a tilt, like actophobia at SFOG or Falcons Fury. You’re just held up by your restraint staring straight at the ground and suddenly you’re falling in 0 Gs. Depending on how sudden the drop is, it could be pretty unforgettable.

[jonny-b]

I bet Cotaland is just facepalming right now. "I told ya Bubba, we shouldn't have delayed!"

[Ehauser]

I think a tilt would be nice at six flags St. Louis, on the old tidal wave plot of land. Especially lit up at night

[mitchellries]

There are other parks like Kings Island, Six Flags Darien Lake, Six Flags America, Six Flags St. Louis, Valleyfair, and La Ronde that have space for this ride. Even parks that just got a new coaster like Dorney Park, Carowinds, and Six Flags Great Adventure have space for this ride. I say add new coasters to all those parka next.