selective Posted April 3, 2010 Share Posted April 3, 2010 The Unofficial 2010 Kings Island VEGETARIAN MenuPut together by myself. Please post any additions, and corrections. Enjoy! Update: 05-28-2016 Here is a copy of the original 2010 Kings Island (Unofficial) VEGETARIAN Menu Feel free to make and post updated versions. I think I was in the middle of editing this when I last added to it. ------------------------------------------------------------------- The Unofficial 2010 Kings Island VEGETARIAN Menu Put together by myself. Please post any additions, and corrections. Enjoy! Fudge Menu (International Street) Pickle Cookies Candy Apple With or Without Nuts White Chocolate Pretzels Chocolate Angel Mints Hot Fudge Sundae Caramel Pecan Patties Cashew Grizzly Patties Cookies And Cream Cup Peanut Butter: Filled Peanuts, Grizzly Patty, Caramels, Buckeyes, Spotted Cows, Jumbo Peanut Clusters, Giant Peanut Butter Cups Milk Chocolate: Almond Butter Crunch, Pretzels, Oreo Fudge: Chocolate Walnut, Vanilla Walnut, Vanilla, Amaretto Chocolate Swirl, Peanut Butter, Peanut Butter Chocolate, Rocky Road, Chocolate Chittitit, Cherry Cordial, Creamsicle, Key Lime, Cookies-N-Cream, Mint Chocolate, Maple Nut, Maple, Banana Nut, Chocolate, PB Oreo, Snickers, Chewy Pralbce, Mocha LaRosa's Pizzeria Menu (International Street / Rivertown) Whole Cheese Pizza / 2 Slices Cheese Pizza Bread Sticks w/ Melted Provolone French Fries Salads: Side Salad / Antipasto Salad Mozzarella Sticks w/ Marinara Sauce (International Street Only) Bag of Chips (Rivertown Only) Oreo Cake (Rivertown Only) Sugar Cookies, M&M Cookies (Rivertown Only) ____________________________________________________________________ Small 20 oz. / Regular 32oz. Souvenir Cup 32oz. / Souvenir Cup 46 oz. / Souvenir Cup Refill Soft Drinks Offered: Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite Soft Drinks Offered: Fanta (orange), Blue Powerade, Barq's Root Beer (Rivertown Only) Other Drinks Offered: White, Chocloate, or Strawberry Milk, Dasani Bottled Water Cinnabon Menu (International Street) Cinnabon Classic Sticky Bun Caramel Pecan Sticky Bun Churros (2) Cinnabon Stix (5) Cinnabon Stix (10) Cinnabon (4) Pre-Packaged & Ready to Heat Cinnabon (6) Pre-Packaged & Ready to Heat Caramel Pecanbon (4) Pre-Packaged & Ready to Heat Pecanbon / Cinnabon Combo (4) Pre-Packaged & Ready to Heat Extras: Extra Frosting ___________________________________________________________________ Small 20 oz. / Regular 32oz. Soft Drinks Offered: Coke, Barqs Root Beer, Sprite, Fanta (orange) Lemonade, Iced Tea Chilled Drinks: MochaLatta, CarmelLatte, Strawberry Chillata, Chocolate Mocha Chillata, Strawberry Banana Chillata, Caramel Chillata, Tropical Blast Chillata Hot Drinks Offered: Cinnabon Coffee, Cinnabon Hot Chocolate Other Drinks Offered: White or Chocolate Milk, Dasani Bottled Water Graeter's Ice Cream Menu (International Street) Cones: Single Dip / Double Dip, Regular Cone / Waffle Cone Ice Cream: Butter Pecan, Cookies & Cream, Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry, Buckeye Blitz, Chocolate Chip, Mint Chocolate Chip, Black Raspberry Chip, Cookie Dough Chip, Double Chocolate Chip Sundaes: One Dip / Two Dips Sundae Choices: Turtle Sundae, Banana Split, Brownie Sundae Toppings: Hot Fudge, Butterscotch, Chocolate, Strawberry ____________________________________________________________________ Small 20 oz. / Regular 32oz. Souvenir Cup 32oz. / Souvenir Cup 46 oz. / Souvenir Cup Refill Smoothies: Raspberry Lemonade, Banana Fruit, Strawberry Yogurt, Chocolate Mocha Creme, Pineapple Yogurt Milk Shakes: Malt / Shake Soft Drinks Offered: Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Fanta (orange), Barqs Root Beer Sweet Tea Hot Drinks Offered: Hot Coffee Other Drinks Offered: Dasani Bottled Water Starbucks Menu (International Street) Espresso Brownie Reduced Fat Cinnamon Cake Lemon Pound Cake Croissant Glazed Donut (Regular and Chocolate) Vanilla Almond Biscotti Simply Nuts & Fruit Bag Dry Roasted Nuts Bag Cookies: Chocolate Chunk, Oatmeal Raisin Note: Starbucks Menu Changes During The Season So Most Is Not Listed Chick-Fil-A Menu (International Street) Waffle Potato Fries Ice Cream Cone / Ice Cream Cup Fudge Nut Brownie ___________________________________________________________________ Small 20 oz. / Regular 32oz. Souvenir Cup 32oz. / Souvenir Cup 46 oz. / Souvenir Cup Refill Kid's Cup / Kid's Cup Refill Soft Drinks Offered: Coke, Diet Coke, Hi-C Orange, Sprite Iced Tea Sweet or Unsweetened Milkshakes: Cookies & Cream, Chocolate, Strawberry, Vanilla Juice Drinks Offered: Apple Juice, Lemonade Regular or Diet Other Drinks Offered: White or Chocolate Milk, Dasani Bottled Water Tower Drinks Menu (International Street) Soft Pretzel With or Without Cheese Nachos With Cheese Cotton Candy (Available In Bucket With Refills) Popcorn Small or Large (Available In Bucket With Refills) ___________________________________________________________________ Small 20 oz. / Regular 32oz. Souvenir Cup 32oz. / Souvenir Cup 46 oz. / Souvenir Cup Refill Soft Drinks Offered: Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Fanta (orange), Barqs Root Beer Iced Tea Icee: Sour Apple, Lemonade, Grape, Cherry, Sprite, Blue Raspberry, Coke, Orange, Strawberry Other Drinks Offered: Dasani Bottled Water Funnel Cakes Menu (International Street) Funnel Cake with Powered Sugar Strawberry Funnel Cake with Cream Apple Funnel Cake Fried Oreos with Powered Sugar The Beast Funnel Cake: Strawberries, Whip Cream, Vanilla Ice Cream, Chocolate Sauce, Powered Sugar ____________________________________________________________________ Small 20 oz. / Regular 32oz. Souvenir Cup 32oz. / Souvenir Cup 46 oz. / Souvenir Cup Refill Soft Drinks Offered: Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Fanta (orange), Barg's Root Beer Hot Drinks Offered: Coffee, Hot Chocolate Other Drinks Offered: Dasani Bottled Water Pretzel Co. Hand-Rolled Pretzels: Cinnamon Sugar, Butter, Salt Sides: Cheese _______________________________________________________________________ Small 20 oz. / Regular 32oz. Souvenir Cup 32oz. / Souvenir Cup 46oz. / Souvenir Cup Refill Soft Drinks Offered: Other Drinks Offered: Skyline Chili Menu (International Street / Coney Mall) Plain Spaghetti Regular / Plain Spaghetti Large French Fries / Cheese Fries Watermelon Strawberries and Cream Fresh Baked Cookies Salads: Greek Salad Side of Skyline Cheese _______________________________________________________________________ Small 20 oz. / Regular 32oz. Souvenir Cup 32oz. / Souvenir Cup Refill Soft Drinks Offered: Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Minute Maid, Vault, Hi-C Fruit Punch Iced Tea Sweet or Unsweetened Hot Drinks Offered: Coffee Other Drinks Offered: White or Chocolate Milk, Dasani Bottled Water Ice Cream Menu (Planet Snoopy) Soft Pretzel / Cheese Sauce Cotton Candy Sundaes Ice Cream: Blueberry, Vanilla, Twist Cones: Waffle Cone Large / Cake Cone Small Toppings: Rainbow Sprinkles, Crushed Oreos ____________________________________________________________________ Small 20 oz. / Regular 32oz. Souvenir Cup 32oz. / Souvenir Cup Refill Kid's Cup / Kid's Cup Refill Soft Drinks Offered: Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Barq's Red Cream Soda, Barq's Root Beer, Hi-C Floats: Root Beer Float, Red Cream Soda Float Other Drinks Offered: Dasani Bottled Water Planet Snoopy Grill Menu (Planet Snoopy) Macaroni And Cheese Curly Fries / Side of Cheese Sauce Chocolate Chip Cookie ___________________________________________________________________ Small 20 oz. / Regular 32oz. Souvenir Cup 32oz. / Souvenir Cup 46 oz. / Souvenir Cup Refill Kid's Cup / Kid's Cup Refill Soft Drinks Offered: Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Fanta (orange), Blue Powerade, Hi-C Hot Drinks Offered: Coffee, Hot Chocolate Juice Drinks Offered: Orange Juice, Apple Juice Other Drinks Offered: White Milk, Dasani Bottled Water Dive Shack Snacks Menu (Boomerang Bay) Small 16 oz. / Large 32oz. / Refills Icee: Sour Apple, Lemonade, Grape, Cherry, Sprite, Blue Raspberry, Coke, Orange, Strawberry Festhaus Menu (Oktoberfest) Whole Cheese Pizza / 2 Slices of Cheese Pizza Mozzarella Sticks w/ Marinara Sauce Macaroni and Cheese French Fries / Cheese Sauce or Honey Mustard Watermelon Strawberries and Cream Salads: Side Salad, Antipasto Salad Assorted Chips / Doritos (Nacho Cheese) Cakes: Oreo Cake, Cheesecake Brownies Fresh Baked Cookie Steamed Rice (Panda Express) Fried Rice (Panda Express) Chow Mein (Panda Express) Mixed Vegetables (Panda Express) Veggie Egg Roll (2) (Panda Express) *Fortune Cookie included (Panda Express) ___________________________________________________________________ Small 20 oz. / Regular 32oz. Souvenir Cup 32oz. / Souvenir Cup 46 oz. / Souvenir Cup Refill Soft Drinks Offered: Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Vault, Hi-C Soft Drinks Offered: Barg's Root Beer, Fanta (orange) (Panda Express) Iced Tea Sweet or Unsweetened Other Drinks Offered: White, Chocolate, or Strawberry Milk, Dasani Bottled Water Kangaroo Cones Menu (Boomerang Bay) Cones: Cone Regular / Cone Waffle Ice Cream: Chocolate, Vanilla, Twist, Crushed Oreos Toppings: Sprinkles Cookie Cotton Candy ____________________________________________________________________ Small 20 oz. / Regular 32oz. Souvenir Cup 32oz. / Souvenir Cup 46 oz. / Souvenir Cup Refill Smoothies: Strawberry, Orange, Pineapple, Mango Passion, 4 Berry, Banana Soft Drinks Offered: Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Fanta (orange), HI-C Midway Treats & Eats Menu (Coney Mall) French Bread Cheese Pizza Mozzarella Sticks Curly Fries Soft Serve Cone Soft Serve Ice Cream Float Ice Cream Flavors: Chocolate, Vanilla, Twist Topping: Sprinkles _____________________________________________________________________ Small 20 oz. / Regular 32oz. Souvenir Cup 32oz. / Souvenir Cup 46 oz. / Souvenir Cup Refill Soft Drinks Offered: Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Vault, Fanta (orange), Barq's Root Beer, Barq's Cream Soda Hot Drinks Offered: Coffee, Hot Chocolate Other Drinks Offered: Dasani Bottled Water Outback Shack Menu (Boomerang Bay) Cheese Pizza (Whole Pizza) / 2 Slices of Cheese Pizza Side of Aussie Fries / Cheese Sauce Wally's Watermelon Fresh Strawberries and Cream Salads: Bay Fruit Salad ______________________________________________________________________ Small 20 oz. / Regular 32oz. Souvenir Cup 32oz. / Souvenir Cup 46 oz. / Souvenir Cup Refill Soft Drinks Offered: Coke, Diet Coke, Blue Powerade, Vault Juice Drinks Offered: Lemonade Other Drinks Offered: Dasani Bottled Water Outer Hanks Menu (Oktoberfest) All American Cheese Fries Mega Nachos Roasted Nuts Juke Box Diner (Coney Mall) Onion Rings Ralph's Ice Cream (Coney Mall) Milkshakes with Whipcream: Chocolate, Oreo, Strawberry, Vanilla Ice Cream: Regular Cone, Soft Serve Float Topings: Sprinkles, Crushed Oreo Cookies, Chocolate Sauce, Nuts Rivertown Junction Dining Hall Menu (Rivertown) Spaghetti Bowtie Pasta Bread Sticks Nacho Cheese / Alfredo / Marinara Macaroni and Cheese Wedges Corn Green Beans Mashed Potatoes Potato Salad Pasta Salad Cole Slaw Stuffing Carrots Vegetable Medley Mar. Veggies Sugar Cookies / Chocolate Chip Cookies Brownies Cakes: Yellow Cake, Carrot Cake Salad Bar: Grape Tomatoes , Cucumbers, Broccoli, Carrots, Peas, Green Peppers, Banana Peppers, Raisins, Grapes Sides: Chocolate and Vanilla Pudding, Mixed Fruit, Apple Sauce Dressings: French, Ceasar, Italian, Ranch, Mixed Cheese, Cottage Cheese Ice Cream Flavors: Chocolate, Vanilla, Strawberry Toppings: Cherries, Sprinkles, Chocolate Chips, M&M Pieces, Reese Pieces, Oreo Pieces, Chocolate Sauce, Peanuts ______________________________________________________________________ Small 20 oz. / Regular 32oz. Souvenir Cup 32oz. / Souvenir Cup 46 oz. / Souvenir Cup Refill Soft Drinks Offered: Coke, Diet Coke, Coke Zero, Sprite, Fanta (orange), Vault, Minute Maid, Rivertown Potato Works Menu (Rivertown) Fresh Cut Fries / Cheese Sauce ______________________________________________________________________ Small 20 oz. / Regular 32oz. Souvenir Cup 32oz. / Souvenir Cup 46 oz. / Souvenir Cup Refill Soft Drinks Offered: Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Hi-C Fruit Punch, Orange Fanta Stunt Crew Grill Menu (Action Zone) Cheese Sticks Waffle Fries / Cheese Sauce Watermelon Strawberries and Cream Fruit Plate Fresh Baked Cookies Cakes _______________________________________________________________________ Small 20 oz. / Regular 32oz. Souvenir Cup 32oz. / Souvenir Cup 46 oz. / Souvenir Cup Refill Soft Drinks Offered: Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Minute Maid, Vault, Barg's Root Beer Iced Tea Sweet or Unsweetened Hot Drinks Offered: Coffee, Hot Chocolate Other Drinks Offered: White, Chocolate, or Strawberry Milk, Dasani Bottled Water Subway Menu (Coney Mall / Boomerang Bay) Veggie Delight 6' / Extra Cheese Chips Cookies _______________________________________________________________________ Small 20 oz. / Regular 32oz. Souvenir Cup 32oz. / Souvenir Cup 46 oz. / Souvenir Cup Refill Soft Drinks Offered: Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Minute Maid, Vault, Barg's Root Beer, Fanta (orange) Icee: Cherry, Blue Raspberry Other Drinks Offered: Dasani Bottled Water Wally's Walkabout Pub Menu (Boomerang Bay) Pretzel / Cheese Extras: Extra Cheese _______________________________________________________________________ Small 20 oz. / Regular 32oz. Souvenir Cup 32oz. / Souvenir Cup 46 oz. / Souvenir Cup Refill Soft Drinks Offered: Coke, Diet Coke ---------------- SIDE NOTE: Always avoid Jello, Jelly Beans, Gummy Candy, and Marshmallows because they contain Gelatin which is a translucent, colorless, brittle (when dry), nearly tasteless solid substance, derived from the collagen inside animals' skin and bones; derived mainly from pork skins, pork and cattle bones, or split cattle hides. (Rice Krispie Treats are made with Marshmallows) ----------------REMINDER: Everything in the world is done in baby steps. The first step is just to simply stop eating meat. Regardless of what happens to cows during or after milk and cheese production, they simply would never be killed if no one ate meat.Some will say that if no one ate meat at all and people consumed more milk and cheese then this would enslave the animals, but that's another story for another generation. Right now our only concern should be to stop the slaughter houses, because we shouldn't argue over spilt milk until we first stop all the spilt blood!Animals Lay eggs and give milk without dying! Once again I'll emphasize everything is done in baby steps. Just as you would not skip to the last page of a book before reading it, you should have a list of priorities of which order can obtain a goal, else the order, direction, and focus is broken and all you'll be left with is chaos! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CoastersRZ Posted April 3, 2010 Share Posted April 3, 2010 No offense to the time you took putting this together, but I`m sure some of the menu items will be changed for this year. And it is generally considered that Kings Island (and I heard similar comments down at Carowinds last weekend) does not offer many healthy meal choices. Especially look at many of the options you listed. Many of them do not scream healthy vegetarian choices to me. I mean, can you even buy such things as caramel apples at Kings Island (let alone regular healthy apples)? Part of the reason that some people will pack their lunches and eat in their cars (besides the outrageous food prices (I spent nearly $13 for a 20oz drink and two slices of pizza at Carowinds last Saturday), is that there are not a lot of healthy food options inside of Kings Island. Not to mention that generally the quality of the food is no where near what you would expect for the high prices you are being asked to pay. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bkroz Posted April 3, 2010 Share Posted April 3, 2010 This looks like it was a lot of work! Haha. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CoastersRZ Posted April 3, 2010 Share Posted April 3, 2010 Now if only the park would have an official list like this on their new website, which may go live at the end of next week. I wonder if something like that is planned or not... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
alluna Posted April 3, 2010 Share Posted April 3, 2010 Selective, It looks like it took a while to compile this! While I'm not a strict vegetarian anymore (now a pescetarian shamelessly rolling in shrimp), I do know that it can be hard to find vegetarian choices at theme parks! At KI, I always waited for a stroll past Potato Works or gorged on cheese pizza at Festhaus, with all sorts of gross snacks in between and a parking lot lunch. This list is definitely going to come in handy for someone. Good work. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TH13TEEN Posted April 3, 2010 Share Posted April 3, 2010 Odd... A world without meat scares me. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
selective Posted April 3, 2010 Author Share Posted April 3, 2010 I should let you all know something..... When I put this list together I found many typos on the visitkingsisland web site for their food listings, and seeing how Nickelodeon was still listed, and the new pretzel shop on International Street is still not listed, I don't know how accurate any of this is. CoastersRZ may be right, this whole menu may change after April. If anyone notices any changes to the food options before I do, post here and I'll update the menu when I can. oh, I know this food isn't healthy, I know it's expensive, I know most will be eating in their cars, but it's just so nice to know what all the options are and where they are without running all over the park asking everyone. I used to complain about all the high prices in the park, and the cost for admission, but after knowing how much Diamondback cost, and all the other rides. I don't mind any more because I know where the money is going and I want more rides and if more rides means higher prices then so be it, it's worth it to me and I love to show my support. My advice, buy a whole pizza cause it's cheaper than buying by the slice. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LimeRockstars Posted April 3, 2010 Share Posted April 3, 2010 Hey, thanks for making this.. my friend greatly appreciates it, it will make choosing lunch in a few weekends much easier lol. No offense to the time you took putting this together, but I`m sure some of the menu items will be changed for this year. And it is generally considered that Kings Island (and I heard similar comments down at Carowinds last weekend) does not offer many healthy meal choices. Especially look at many of the options you listed. Many of them do not scream healthy vegetarian choices to me. I mean, can you even buy such things as caramel apples at Kings Island (let alone regular healthy apples)? Part of the reason that some people will pack their lunches and eat in their cars (besides the outrageous food prices (I spent nearly $13 for a 20oz drink and two slices of pizza at Carowinds last Saturday), is that there are not a lot of healthy food options inside of Kings Island. Not to mention that generally the quality of the food is no where near what you would expect for the high prices you are being asked to pay. Not sure if you were being facetious but, yes you can buy such things as Carmel apples.. You can get them in two forms.. on a stick dipped in carmel, or sliced up served with a side of carmel. You can also pay a dollar less and get plain old apple slices. Did that many times last year. And just because someone is a vegetarian does not necessarily mean that they are a healthy eater. Be happy that he spent the time and effort making this instead of tearing him down just because Kings Island doesn't have "healthy options." Maybe you should talk to Kings Island about that? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Plankton Posted April 3, 2010 Share Posted April 3, 2010 Doesn't Skyline Chili in the park offer vegetarian burritos as do other Skylines out of the park? My sister and I are both vegetarians, and we always eat before entering the park if we do a half day or leave the park if we are doing a full day. Not only are we limited in selections, but the quality for the price being paid, especially for the items we get, is ridiculous. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TH13TEEN Posted April 3, 2010 Share Posted April 3, 2010 I should let you all know something..... When I put this list together I found many typos on the visitkingsisland web site for their food listings, and seeing how Nickelodeon was still listed, and the new pretzel shop on International Street is still not listed, I don't know how accurate any of this is. CoastersRZ may be right, this whole menu may change after April. If anyone notices any changes to the food options before I do, post here and I'll update the menu when I can. oh, I know this food isn't healthy, I know it's expensive, I know most will be eating in their cars, but it's just so nice to know what all the options are and where they are without running all over the park asking everyone. I used to complain about all the high prices in the park, and the cost for admission, but after knowing how much Diamondback cost, and all the other rides. I don't mind any more because I know where the money is going and I want more rides and if more rides means higher prices then so be it, it's worth it to me and I love to show my support. My advice, buy a whole pizza cause it's cheaper than buying by the slice. The park is constructing a new website. I doubt they have the time to deal with little imperfections. You have all the time in the world obviously... To construct a menu and pick out these little imperfections... Go right ahead I doubt they would mind you running their website. I doubt your money is going into future investments rather probably just trying to pull the company out of debt, and paying employees of course. But never the less Mr. K needs all the nickels he can get... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CoastersRZ Posted April 3, 2010 Share Posted April 3, 2010 Hey, thanks for making this.. my friend greatly appreciates it, it will make choosing lunch in a few weekends much easier lol. No offense to the time you took putting this together, but I`m sure some of the menu items will be changed for this year. And it is generally considered that Kings Island (and I heard similar comments down at Carowinds last weekend) does not offer many healthy meal choices. Especially look at many of the options you listed. Many of them do not scream healthy vegetarian choices to me. I mean, can you even buy such things as caramel apples at Kings Island (let alone regular healthy apples)? Part of the reason that some people will pack their lunches and eat in their cars (besides the outrageous food prices (I spent nearly $13 for a 20oz drink and two slices of pizza at Carowinds last Saturday), is that there are not a lot of healthy food options inside of Kings Island. Not to mention that generally the quality of the food is no where near what you would expect for the high prices you are being asked to pay. Not sure if you were being facetious but, yes you can buy such things as Carmel apples.. You can get them in two forms.. on a stick dipped in carmel, or sliced up served with a side of carmel. You can also pay a dollar less and get plain old apple slices. Did that many times last year. And just because someone is a vegetarian does not necessarily mean that they are a healthy eater. Be happy that he spent the time and effort making this instead of tearing him down just because Kings Island doesn't have "healthy options." Maybe you should talk to Kings Island about that? No, I was not being facetious. I did not know if one could buy caramel apples in the park. I thought you could, but wasn`t entirely sure. Just for my own curiosity, where can you buy those apples at? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BoddaH1994 Posted April 3, 2010 Share Posted April 3, 2010 Hey, thanks for making this.. my friend greatly appreciates it, it will make choosing lunch in a few weekends much easier lol. No offense to the time you took putting this together, but I`m sure some of the menu items will be changed for this year. And it is generally considered that Kings Island (and I heard similar comments down at Carowinds last weekend) does not offer many healthy meal choices. Especially look at many of the options you listed. Many of them do not scream healthy vegetarian choices to me. I mean, can you even buy such things as caramel apples at Kings Island (let alone regular healthy apples)? Part of the reason that some people will pack their lunches and eat in their cars (besides the outrageous food prices (I spent nearly $13 for a 20oz drink and two slices of pizza at Carowinds last Saturday), is that there are not a lot of healthy food options inside of Kings Island. Not to mention that generally the quality of the food is no where near what you would expect for the high prices you are being asked to pay. Not sure if you were being facetious but, yes you can buy such things as Carmel apples.. You can get them in two forms.. on a stick dipped in carmel, or sliced up served with a side of carmel. You can also pay a dollar less and get plain old apple slices. Did that many times last year. And just because someone is a vegetarian does not necessarily mean that they are a healthy eater. Be happy that he spent the time and effort making this instead of tearing him down just because Kings Island doesn't have "healthy options." Maybe you should talk to Kings Island about that? I think it's a very common misconception that vegetarians eat the way they do for health reasons. Clearly healthy food is not a concern of the general public as it visits the park. Otherwise I believer there would be more of an effort to add healthy items to the menu listings. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
selective Posted April 3, 2010 Author Share Posted April 3, 2010 Doesn't Skyline Chili in the park offer vegetarian burritos as do other Skylines out of the park? No Same with their Subway in the park, no Veggie Garden Patties either. As for the Candy Apples, I remember them in the park also, but they were not on the menu anywhere. Perhaps they were only during The Haunt. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CoastersRZ Posted April 3, 2010 Share Posted April 3, 2010 Except Ryan, I believe that some parks like Disney and Busch have begun to introduce more healthy meal options to their parks in recent years. Kings Island and other Cedar Fair parks generally haven`t. If someone were to be looking for a healthy meal at Kings Island, they would generally be out of luck. In fact, last weekend, before leaving the hotel and heading to Carowinds, I heard some families talking about how they pack their lunches and eat at the car, because there is nothing healthy for their kids to eat, and they don`t want to pay an arm in the leg for the fattening food that the park does offer. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
selective Posted April 3, 2010 Author Share Posted April 3, 2010 I gave up caffeine about two years ago. Doesn't leave much for me to drink but I know all Root Beer is caffeine free. They do serve Root Beer in the park, but only at about half the places they sell drinks at. There's always something to eat or drink no matter what it is you need, you just have to know what you are looking for and where to look. Let's take their pizza for example. Just because they only serve Cheese for us Vegetarians doesn't mean this is how I have to eat it. I could very easily walk on over to Rivertown Junction Dining Hall located in Rivertown and snag some "Green Peppers, and Banana Peppers" from their salad bar. Then walk over to Larosa's Pizzeria located in Rivertown and ask they make me a whole Cheese Pizza with the "Green Peppers, and Banana Peppers" added (at no extra charge)! Just think of reality as a game, it's a puzzle waiting to be figured out. All you have to do is put all the pieces together. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CoastersRZ Posted April 3, 2010 Share Posted April 3, 2010 Except that in order to gain access to Rivertown Junction you have to pay to eat at the all you can eat buffett. I doubt they would let you come in to just grab some vegetables to take out and walk down to LaRosa`s. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
alluna Posted April 3, 2010 Share Posted April 3, 2010 Hmmm. I'm not seeing the menu for the Happy Days burger joint. Unless I"m just not seeing it? It's got a different name now, I'm sure, but it's the 50's themed joint with the cars out front. We used to order a burger from ehre and ask for an extra bun, They'll give you an extra bun (or at leas they did for us) and while my son ate his burger, I'd put lettuce, tomato, etc. on my bun at the condiment bar and call it a meal. It sounds devious, I guess, but it costs the park pennies and that burger we purchased was priced at least 5x what it cost them to make it, so I don't feel too bad. At least we bought the single burger that day instead of doing the parking lot lunch! Not sure if they still have a condiment bar there, or will give out buns, but it worked for us once. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
selective Posted April 3, 2010 Author Share Posted April 3, 2010 yeah, that 50's Diner is still there across from Shake Rattle And Roll and Vortex. I just didn't list it cause they only had all meat products on their menu, and none of the condiments were specified. When I visit the park, I'll be sure to check them out in person and see what I can list from them though. With them being themed as a 50's Diner, I was very disappointed they never had any milk shakes. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bkroz Posted April 3, 2010 Share Posted April 3, 2010 One thing you have to know about Cedar Fair by now: It can be themed to an ancient tomb, but really be a garage. The last thing they'd take notice of is the theme of a restaurant. Haha! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
selective Posted April 3, 2010 Author Share Posted April 3, 2010 Except that in order to gain access to Rivertown Junction you have to pay to eat at the all you can eat buffett. I doubt they would let you come in to just grab some vegetables to take out and walk down to LaRosa`s. True.... and especially not on a weekend when they are crowded. I guess I would have to wait till during the week when they aren't busy so I could reason with them and pay a dollar for their trouble. After all, veggies are costly and if everyone did this without paying anything then they would be out of veggies. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Interpreter Posted April 3, 2010 Share Posted April 3, 2010 The place of which y'all speak is called Juke Box Diner. The place with the healthy food is called "Where else..." It certainly is NOT the FUN & Only. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
maverick2007 Posted April 4, 2010 Share Posted April 4, 2010 Not to be rude or anything but is this necessary? Isn't it just common sense that if you're a vegetarian you stay away from Skyline , grills and the like and go to a place like LaRosas? I'm not a vegetarian at all so I could be totally wrong but... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Interpreter Posted April 4, 2010 Share Posted April 4, 2010 Yes, you could be totally wrong...as could that list be... Many items that appear to be vegetarian really are not... I'm not even going to start talking about Jell-O. Oops. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
maverick2007 Posted April 4, 2010 Share Posted April 4, 2010 Okay thanks for clarifying that. I can't imagine having to spend all the extra effort looking for food without meat. I wouldn't be a very good vegetarian! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
alluna Posted April 4, 2010 Share Posted April 4, 2010 Not to be rude or anything but is this necessary? Isn't it just common sense that if you're a vegetarian you stay away from Skyline , grills and the like and go to a place like LaRosas? I'm not a vegetarian at all so I could be totally wrong but... I love how this starts with 'not to be rude or anything'. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest IceCream329 Posted April 4, 2010 Share Posted April 4, 2010 I just want to know why in the heck would someone be Vegetarian....really meat ain't that bad, healthy really, if not eaten crazly!!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Interpreter Posted April 4, 2010 Share Posted April 4, 2010 There are many reasons. Some, for example, think it is morally wrong to eat animals. They are entitled to their opinions, and are not harming others thereby... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest IceCream329 Posted April 4, 2010 Share Posted April 4, 2010 I agree, just I can't live without meat....Oh I tried it on Friday and couldn't do it!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
alluna Posted April 4, 2010 Share Posted April 4, 2010 I just want to know why in the heck would someone be Vegetarian....really meat ain't that bad, healthy really, if not eaten crazly!!!! I found a great way to research why people become vegetarian: http://tinyurl.com/ycu2nap Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KIfan1980 Posted April 4, 2010 Share Posted April 4, 2010 The park is constructing a new website. I doubt they have the time to deal with little imperfections. They never really worried about the little imperfections on the old one - hopefully they are more diligent on the new one. I gave up caffeine about two years ago. Doesn't leave much for me to drink but I know all Root Beer is caffeine free. Sprite is also caffeine free and widely available - as is the fruit punch if you don't mind the sugar high. Okay thanks for clarifying that. I can't imagine having to spend all the extra effort looking for food without meat. I wouldn't be a very good vegetarian! Try imagining having to spend all the extra effort looking for food with wheat, soy or other allergens (especially at a park like Kings Island where the information is not readily available) - being a vegetarian is at least a choice. And for those that want to critique the OP for writing this up - I'm sure there are many others who are quite happy that it was done so that they can enjoy a day at the park without having to do all the research themselves. As an aside, do vegetarians worry about cross-cooking? For example, are fries that are fried in the same oil as chicken nuggets typically considered ok? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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