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It's all a part of the "Cedar Fair thematic universe."

In the bottom of this image of the photo booth at Flight of Fear's exit taken by @KIghostguy are two crates with multiple cassette tapes in them. My question is: What do you think each cassette tape says and what does it mean? Enjoy!

Are you able to name this "reviewer"? I actually got a picture with Logan at the Orion First Riders Event.

What does the GF stand for? LOL. I still don't know the reason why they put The Shed at the END of the ride. Are all those sharp turns just you being a unexperienced truck driver and somehow get trapped inside the shed and get killed by the monster (The giant, giant snake, and the giant "scary" tree)? Here's my honorable mentions list for my top five roller coasters at KI: Honorable mentions: Mystic Timbers- It would've been number 5 on the list if it didn't have a LONG line all the time! Surf Dog- I know it's "Arguably a coaster", but for now I'm not going to co

Basically, here you can make fun of or criticize any roller coaster at KI in any way you want. As long as it's appropriate and respectful to other people. Here are a few examples of this stuff: Anyways, enjoy! Let the criticizing begin!

Zero. It's dead, but not forgotten.

Here are my Top Five roller coasters at KI: Diamondback- Amazing airtime! Orion- Great theming, really fast, and my first roller coaster to have a debate/argument with. Is it a Giga or a Hyper? The Racer(s)- What kind of coaster enthusiast wouldn't wanna race their friends on a roller coaster!? I'm pretty sure I've won every single time I've ridden it! (P.S, the Blue Side is most likely to win the most because the Red Side has trims!) The Beast- I'm surprised this ride even made it to my Top Five list! Spectacular night-ride! Invertigo- If you keep your head back

LOL. It's hilarious today!!

I'm going to have to say The Vortex for two reasons. One: The only coasters I've ridden at KI that are now defunct were Firehawk and The Vortex. Two: The Vortex helped me conquer my fear of roller coasters and made me start to enjoy riding them more.

I think "Orion's theming" is anything in ride's que, station and (maybe) its soundtrack. If I were to say that Area 72 is a part of "Orion's theming", that would be the same as saying that Area 72 is a part of Flight of Fear's "theming." Does that make more sense?

https://KICentral.com/forums/index.php?/topic/37680-the-orion-theory/&tab=comments#comment-880551

The only rides that I KNOW have some sort of connection with the lore/backstory of Area 72 are the following: Orion(obviously), FOF(Flight of Fear), Invertigo, Vortex(R.I.P), Firehawk(R.I.P), Adventure Express, Banshee, The Beast, Mystic Timbers, and Son of Beast.

With the new Area 72 and the interesting lore surrounding it, I wonder if there's a way/theory that connects all rides and puts them on one single timeline. I'm asking you guys to come up with a theory that connects all the rides mentioned in the theming of Area 72 into one single timeline. Enjoy!

Maybe after you do the history book for KI, maybe you could do a book explaining the lore/backstory behind Area 72. It could be called, "Tales From AREA 72: And Other Extra Terrestrial Discoveries".

What's a Aquatrax?