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Cedar Point slams rider's fast-food stunt
28 May
Summary
- Influencer ate McNuggets on Millennium Force coaster.
- Park rules prohibit loose items and filming on rides.
- Similar incidents caused injury and death at parks.
A viral video of a YouTube content creator eating McDonald's McNuggets on Cedar Point's Millennium Force roller coaster has led to condemnation from the amusement park. The influencer, Allen Ferrell, posted footage of himself attempting the stunt, which has garnered millions of views across platforms. However, Cedar Point officials stated that Ferrell's actions violated park rules.
Cedar Point's guidelines prohibit loose items on most rides, including Millennium Force, due to the risk of injury. The park also requires express permission for filming on attractions. A spokesperson for Cedar Point indicated the park does not condone such behavior, emphasizing safety as a core value.
This incident highlights concerns over loose items on rides. In 2025, a cellphone struck a rider on Pennsylvania's Phantom's Revenge. In 2024, a man died at Ohio's Kings Island after entering a restricted area to retrieve keys dropped on a ride. Cedar Point itself experienced an incident in 2021 when a woman was struck by a piece of metal on Top Thrill Dragster, resulting in a brain injury.
