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Blue Streak Pictures

Amusement Park Pictures > Conneaut Lake Park > Roller Coasters > Blue Streak Pictures

The Blue Streak's 78 foot drop.

Blue Streak began operations in 1937.

Much of the layout whips through the trees.

The lift hill.

Conneaut began using these original trains again in 2002.

78 feet up.

Another train full of thrillseekers climbs the lift.

A look at the turnaround.

Blue Streak's station.

Trees, trees, trees all around.

Some more of the layout.

A view through the structure.

Speeding through the woods.

Another look at the layout running through the trees.

It's hard to get a clean shot of Blue Streak. This photo looks like sasquatch took it.

Another look at the turnaround.

One of the coolest things about Blue Streak is this painting of the coaster. The light bulbs light up as the train passes through that area of the layout letting the ride-ops stay aware of where the train is on the course.

A better shot showing some of the station. Duplicate to a couple of previous photos, perhaps, but I was too lazy to swap those out.

What makes Blue Streak such a popular coaster is that it's thrilling, but still fun for all ages.

Even in my fifth year of doing this, I'm still surprised by how many people look at me when I photograph a moving coaster. When I ride these things it's essentially tunnel vision - I see nothing but track.

Coming into the turnaround at the far end of the ride.

Blue Streak comes barreling down through the trees.

Sneaking a peek of the train through the trees.

More Blue Streak fun!

Airtime!

It's a long way back to the station from here.

A panoramic shot of the back half of the ride.
(click on the photo to see the extra large, high resolution version)

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