I got Sprint because of a nice disocunt I get but I dont get 4G anywhere in the Cincinnati area.

I have Sprint and usually it's in and out depending on where your at. Surprisingly I have terrible coverage on the Eiffel Tower, but really good coverage back in DA. I really hate Sprint but I'm still on my family's bill so it's going to be a while until I can change.

With Verizon, pretty iffy. My iPhone specified two bars of reception, but I couldn't successfully send a text.

With the exception of date coverage in Flight of Fear right before I go into the UFO I have 100% data coverage with Verizon. I've never had problems accessing apps, making texts, checking facebook, etc.

I got Sprint because of a nice disocunt I get but I dont get 4G anywhere in the Cincinnati area.

Cincinnati is not in Sprint's rollout list for LTE, but that's just how their PR works for some reason. They'll announce that 'these cities' (usually about a dozen) have just completed the update, and 'these cities' (half dozen or so) will be completed in the next few months. For the first time, I picked up LTE in Sharonville and then again I'm Ft Wright, KY. It may be a little late, but it's coming...

Verizon is the best hands down. Coverage at CP and Kings Island is night and day compared to the other carriers.

Also depends on what phone you have. The iPhones suck with coverage compared to Android and Windows phones.

Believe it or not, T-Mobile has AMAZING 4G coverage at the park. Even on crowded days, data and texts load fairly quickly.

iPhone 5 on Straight Talk here. Uses Verizon's 3G network. Fantastic coverage at the park--anything Internet-related loads really quickly.

Oddly enough, it's exactly the opposite at Cedar Point. Terrible coverage no matter where I am in the park, and I can hardly do anything at all. I can rarely ever even make a call until I leave Sandusky. And that is no change from when I was on Verizon earlier this year. Makes it nigh impossible to participate in the tweetups up there.

Boost Mobile (Sprint network) is impossible to use when it's busy.

I have sprint and also have bad service at Kings Island.

Straight Talk here. And no service if it is crowded. If it isn't crowded I usually do okay, but it does that to me at a lot of high-density places (ballgames, parks, etc)

I had my cell phone with me in the park on Saturday for the first time in a long time. I'm with Cricket and I was happy to see that I had great coverage, even inside Boo Blasters. Although the reception did drop a bit inside the building, it still wasn't too bad.

I got Sprint because of a nice disocunt I get but I dont get 4G anywhere in the Cincinnati area.

Cincinnati is not in Sprint's rollout list for LTE, but that's just how their PR works for some reason. They'll announce that 'these cities' (usually about a dozen) have just completed the update, and 'these cities' (half dozen or so) will be completed in the next few months. For the first time, I picked up LTE in Sharonville and then again I'm Ft Wright, KY. It may be a little late, but it's coming...

It's also available in the North College Hill area and in part of Mt. Healthy.

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I'm on AT&T and my coverage is pretty much 4-5 bars throughout the park except for the FoF which has no coverage...

Personally, I have a Galaxy Note II on the Sprint Network. Only twice have I had bad cell service at the park. Once opening day, but the park was extremely crowded, and the second time after several close-by storms had the rides closed for roughly 2 hours one afternoon. I feel like the deal with the storms was that either there was enough electricity in the air to mess with service strength, or there were that many people checking weather reports/maps that they were bogging down the network.