CedarPointer

The best-priced food I've seen is at Water World in Denver. It's really good, and the prices are quite competitive with outside establishments. A lot of people bring in food anyway... especially at CP. It's hard at KI because of the metal detectors, which CP lacks. (btw, CP does allow outside food at the picnic shelters)

I have a feeling there will be. It's a main feature of the ride. Just like the christmas tree on TTD, or the mist in the Iron Dragon pond. It adds excitement to the ride. (And PP wasn't too good at keeping things working... IJST anyone?)

http://web.archive.org/web/19970129110334/...://www.pki.com/

For the last time... Cedar Point is NOT removing Disaster Transport, Magnum is NOT sinking, and Mean Streak (unfortunately) is NOT being torn down. That is all.

LOL... really?

Going 60/40 on a fundraiser is actually pretty good... my school's current fundraiser we barely make anything.

That is one of the saddest things I've ever read.

You got to remember that it said it was going to be in the 60's when you were at Dollywood and it ended up being super cold and Mystery Mine couldn't operate cause it was so cold! Oh, don't remind me of my first Worlds of Fun trip. We went to get MAXX passes, and everything ended up being closed. Except Le Taxis.

$1.52 here in the Land of the Tumbleweeds. Almost as low as I ever remember in my lifetime.

The Beastie sign doesn't really look similar imo...

Talkshoe or Snapvine?

Wonder what they'll do about that.

I didn't actually mean in it, but what I posted did sound that way.

That could be an amazing haunt, but we all know some unruly child would destroy one of the stones.

Did KI remove "Paramount's" from the plaque by The Beast?

"I LIKE RICKROLLING!" Almost as funny as this one.

It was part of a thing in the teachers edition about how Americans like pleasure too much. :| I love Bob Jones. (btw, it did mention SFWoA)

You might be a KI addict if you correct your Geography teacher on the name of Kings Island. "Ohio is home to some of the world's best amusement parks, including Cedar Point and Paramount's Kings--" "It's just Kings Island." "The book says Paramount's." "Well, the book is wrong."

Terpy is awesome. You can't deny it. You might be a KI addict if you've only been to KI once, but you join a site about it.

Maybe you could go back in time and ban drunk women from Flight Commander. Bad joke, I know.

"Panelists respond to each headline with "round table" comment, discussion and debate, however it often drives conversation to different and sometimes unrelated directions"

Love it! I want KI to get one...

Well said. I enjoy violent woodies too. Timber Wolf (Worlds of Fun) leaves me with huge bruises, but I still love it because of the amazing laterals, lack of trims, and great airtime. Rough would be Son of Beast. And Timber Wolf pre-2008. Timber Wolf was mostly retracked, and it's still rough, but it doesn't leave me in pain. Son of Beast does. I can still feel the effects of Son of Beast 5 months later. It's like a 200 foot tall liability...

Some constructive criticism: - I really don't get the point of the intro with the weird voice thing. Is there a point? - Get a co-host. That could turn the podcast into more of a "let's discuss the various aspects of KI" thing. Things I liked: - Wow! A podcast host with a sense of humor! After listening to TWiT, I forgot there were any! - Love the album art. - No rat-holes.

no wooden coaster (except maybe The Beast) could ever be better than Son of Beast. Maybe if you have no nerves in your back... well, i am 200% sure that i have nerves in my back and Son of Beast is still (as of pre-Diamondback) my favorite roller coaster at Kings Island, and my favorite wooden roller coaster out of all that i have rode. It's hard to say that a coaster with such a horrid reputation for being rough is good. And before the "oh you have to sit in the right spot and brace yourself", the gp wouldn't event think of that... and coasters aren't made only for enthusiasts.