Cedar Point floods in heavy rains. How deep was it? See photos, videos from social media

Cedar Point's waterpark unintentionally expanded Monday, July 28, as heavy rains flooded several areas of the Sandusky, Ohio, amusement park.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland issued a flash flood warning at 5:02 p.m. on July 28 for Erie County, home of the theme park, as flash flooding was ongoing or expected to begin shortly after the warning. Thunderstorms had already dropped up to 3 inches of rain on the region by that time, and another 2 inches were expected.

Social media posts show children splashing in water at the main entrance of the park, as well as people sloshing their way through ankle-deep water inside the park. A Cedar Point spokesperson told Fox 8 News in Cleveland that the areas of the park with high water tend to recede quickly after storms pass.

But see for yourself. Here's a smattering of photos and videos posted to X and Facebook.

Cedar Point flooding photos and videos from X, Facebook

This article originally appeared on Akron Beacon Journal: Cedar Point floods in heavy rains. See social media photos, videos