Offline Guide: Cedar Point Apple

Offline Guide: Cedar Point

Handy map and park guide

Overview

Features & Capabilities

Offline Guide: Cedar Point is an unofficial Chrome extension that provides a GPS-enabled, offline map of Cedar Point and Soak City, letting you plan and navigate even without internet. Features include customizing a map by attractions, walking directions inside the park, a powerful search, and filters for height or adult-only rides. It also lets you discover rides, shows, games, shops, dining, and services.

Additional tools include finding nearby lodging, restrooms, ATMs, first aid, stroller rentals, and parking, plus a Find My Car feature to mark your car's location. Note that this app is unofficial and not affiliated with Cedar Point.

User Growth & Download Statistics

By:
Advantage Inc.
Rating:
4.70
(1,340)
0.10
Version:
1.2 Last updated: 2022-06-02
Version code:
849661671
Creation date:
2014-08-09
Compatible devices:
Size:
82.29MB
URLs:
Privacy policy
Full description:
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Source:
Apple Apps Store
Data ingested on:
2026-08-29
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Developed by:
Advantage Inc.
Apple Apps Store
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/offline-guide-cedar-point/id903730552

User Reviews

Top pros: GPS-enabled map works well; the app has a well-designed interface and a strong offline navigation concept. Top cons: outdated park data, unreliable or missing wait times, map loading instability, and non-synced features. Overall, reviewers like the concept and navigation but repeatedly complain about outdated information, unreliable wait times, and stability issues.
Pros
  • GPS-enabled map works well
  • Well-designed app interface
  • Strong concept/idea for offline park navigation
Cons
  • Outdated information and lack of updates (data from 2018 or older)
  • Wait times missing or highly inaccurate
  • Map loading failures and overall instability/crashes
  • Features like favorites do not sync or update
  • Ride status not reliably updated; walking map feature requested
Recent reviews
I’ve gone to cedar point all my life and my dad worked there In 1938. I bought a gold pass because I will go at least four times or more. It’s clean it’s fun There is plenty to do. My sad part of the day is how expensive food, drinks and souvenirs are. I refuse to pay $10 for a small fries. Potatoes are not expensive. I spent $27 on lunch because we split one lunch. Two people do not need the drink or food pkg. So many things are extra to do and the rooms in the hotel are outrageous. If you re rich you’re going to have a great time. If not sneak in food and use the drinking fountain. I remember the days when we took a cooler of food and drinks and ate together as a family. Hah I remember my parents getting in free because they weren’t riding rides. The rich owners couldn’t possible give up that much money now. Wonder if the stock has gone up proportionately with the prices. I wouldn’t know I can’t afford any. I’m a retired school teacher. Sue Yohe, Bowling Green
by Su*****, 2026-07-12

Freaking awesome
by Ad*****, 2026-06-17
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