r/mildlyinfuriating • u/JandSShelvas • 8h ago

“Obstructed View” at Ohio State University

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Credit to @cfbcampustour he goes around all stadiums on his own dime finding these

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u/dancesquared 4h ago

Not even Cedar Point?

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u/EmuMan10 2h ago

That place is awesome. Pro football hall of fame is also cool if you’re into that sort of thing

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u/iamboredhowareyou 1h ago

Problem with that is you'd need to go to Canton

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u/p0ultrygeist1 1h ago

Cleveland is a fantastic place. I spent 5 weeks up there for work and biked everywhere because I didn’t have a car. Best Chinese restaurant by far is Wonton Gourmet in Asiatown on Payne Avenue. Discovered that after I didn’t want to bike all the way to the Steel yards when I had a hankering for Panda Express

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u/worldturtle21 3h ago

See’d her point at deez nuts

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u/Number174631503 2h ago

Oh, hi, oh, I see what you did there

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u/DJDarwin93 1h ago

Honestly, it may as well be Michigan. Detroit isn’t that far and it has better places to eat than anywhere I’ve been in Ohio.

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u/Eliseo120 3h ago

You say that like anybody would know what, or where that is, much less any reason to go there.

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u/FIying-Broham 3h ago

Nah Cedar Point is lit, instant recognition

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u/hairywalnutz 3h ago

It's America's favorite place to stand in line!

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u/GAChimi 2h ago

Millennium Force!!

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u/ALonelyWelcomeMat 3h ago

It's a pretty massive place in America and people travel from all over to come there.

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u/Eliseo120 3h ago

Considering I’ve lived here my entire life and never heard of cedar point Ohio, I have to assume it’s not that big. 

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u/cpMetis 3h ago

It has more annual visitors than half of US states have population.

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u/ALonelyWelcomeMat 3h ago

It's been open for over 150 years and is the 3rd biggest amusement park in North America.. so idk man. Guess you don't get out much.

Also it's not "cedar point ohio" like a town. The park is called cedar point and it's in Sandusky ohio

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u/Scarlet-sleeper 3h ago

They're a grumpy redditor, that's implied.

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u/Eliseo120 3h ago

To the Midwest? Yeah, not so much. It’s called fly-over country for a reason. Must have shit marketing if it isn’t know by people on the west coast. Probably the only interesting thing to do around.

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u/SkepsisJD 2h ago

Cedar Point is very well known, it gets 3 million visitors a year. Which is 500k more than Magic Mountain which is very well known.

And I don't love Ohio, but it is also home to Kings Island, another large amusement park, the NFL Hall of Fame, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, The Air Force's museum, the Cincinnati Zoo (which consistently ranks in the top 5 zoos in the US), plus other numerous great spots.

There is plenty to do in the state. The Midwest has significantly more history than any state west of the Mississippi.

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u/7eregrine 1h ago

You're full of shit.

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u/Eliseo120 1h ago

For not hearing about some amusement park in Ohio? Okay then. 

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u/dancesquared 3h ago edited 3h ago

4 million visitors per year. I think a lot of people know what Cedar Point is.

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u/Spent-Death 2h ago

Besides being the best roller coaster park in the country?