By Melissa Lewis
Wild Things to Do in Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland, Ohio, is a fun place to visit. Going to baseball games, the Science Center and markets are common things to do and visit in the area. If, however, you are more adventurous or want bring out the kid in you, check out some other ideas on your next trip to Cleveland.
Skydiving
Let loose and jump out of an airplane. For over 50 years, the Cleveland Skydiving Center has been helping people do just that. If you weigh less the 220 pounds (men) or 200 pounds (women), then you can experience the 120 -foot free fall at 176 feet per second. First-time jumpers usually jump in tandem with an experienced skydiver. Unless you are certified, extensive lessons are required prior to jumping if you plan to go solo.
Cleveland Skydiving
15199 Grove Road
Garrettsville, Ohio 44231
(800) 852-5867
Cedar Point Amusement Park
Become a kid again at Cedar Point Amusement Park, which is just outside Cleveland. Ride the triple-looping Corkscrew or the coaster called Disaster Transport in the dark. For the most adventure, get on the largest wooden roller coaster in the world, Mean Streak. In fact, there are 17 roller coaster from which to choose at Cedar Point.
Cedar Point Amusement Park
One Cedar Point Drive
Sandusky, Ohio 44870
(419) 627-2350
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
Dress like a musician and go to Cleveland's renowned Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Do impersonations, at least the best you can, of the different artists showcased around the museum. Make it fun, but don't become obnoxious so that you ruin others' enjoyment in the process.
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
1100 Rock and Roll Boulevard
Cleveland, Ohio 44114
(216) 781-7625
Hot Air Balloon Ride
Get your courage up and take a hot air balloon ride near Cleveland with Heaven Bound Ascensions. Get a unique look at the Cleveland skyline. How the wind is blowing determines which direction you will go. Licensed drivers know the fields they are permitted to land.
Heaven Bound Ascensions
Cleveland, Ohio
(800) 704-2511
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About the Author:
Melissa Lewis is a former elementary classroom teacher and media specialist. She has also written for various online publications. Lewis holds a Bachelor of Arts in psychology from the University of Maryland Baltimore County.
Photo Credits:
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