This coaster is one of the few that requires riders to buy lockers in the queue to store loose items.At night, the track is lit up by neon lights.Part of the area of the park occupied only by Millennium Force's track is known as 'Millennium Island.'.Its tagline is: 'The future is riding on it.'.This is theoretically possible (Pelee Island, Ontario, 20 miles horizon from the top of the lift hill, 21 miles), but the view is facing in the wrong direction (northwest instead of north) and even if it were facing north, Kelly Island, Ohio gets in the way. It is often claimed that part of Canada is visible on a clear day from the top of the lift hill.Millennium Force has serviced 12 million riders since its opening.Millennium Force was at some time the 6th fastest roller coaster, 7th tallest roller coaster, and 6th longest roller coaster in the world, the 2nd tallest and 2nd fastest roller coaster at Cedar Point, and also the longest.Note: (Record at 2000/Current Statistic) Trivia Most feet of roller coaster track at an amusement park (44,013 ft/53,963 ft).Most steel roller coasters at an amusement park (12/15).Most complete-circuit roller coasters over 200 feet (61 m) high at an amusement park (the first park to have more than one) (2/4).Most roller coasters at an amusement park (14/16).Most rides at an amusement park (68/75).Most records broken by a roller coaster.First roller coaster to feature magnetic braking system.First roller coaster to utilize a cable lift system.

Steepest non-inversion banked turn on a roller coaster (122°) (Half Corkscrew).

Fastest complete circuit roller coaster (93 miles per hour (150 km/h)).

Longest drop on a complete circuit roller coaster (300 feet (91 m)).

Tallest complete circuit roller coaster (310 feet (94 m)).

First-ever complete circuit roller coaster to top 310 feet (91m).

When Millennium Force opened, it broke 13 world records: Golden Ticket Awards: Best Steel Roller Coaster Year Riders exit the train at the exit platform, and the train then returns back to the station. The train finishes the ride by traveling through a 68-foot overbanked turn over the queue and stops at the brake run. A final airtime hill, right next to the queue, is crested.

The train then travels over a smaller airtime hill and into another tunnel, right next to the first tunnel from earlier in the ride. While on Millennium Island, the train completes a 105-foot, 360-degree helix, followed by a left overbanked turn and then a small right-hand turn before traveling over another airtime hill to exit the island. Then the train travels through the first tunnel and over a 182-foot parabolic airtime hill, passing over a lagoon and down onto Millennium Island. It then climbs a 169-foot overbanked turn at 122 degrees. The train then drops 300-feet at an 80-degree angle, reaching a top speed of 93 mph. The catch car for Millennium Force's cable lift carries the train up the 310-foot hill at a 45-degree angle in a little over 20 seconds by latching onto the middle of the train. Each car has a capacity of 4 people, and each train carries 9 cars, allowing for a capacity 36 people in 18 rows of 2. Millennium Force features 3 trains: one red, one yellow, and one blue. An 800-horsepower motor located below the lift hill turns a set of sprocket gears to operate this machine. The coaster was Cedar Point's 14th and was the very first roller coaster to use a cable lift hill rather than the traditional chain lift. The coaster broke 8 records by itself and helped its park break 5 others (see below). Millennium Force was opened at Cedar Point in 2000, named for its introduction in the new millennium.

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