FeartheFour

I can double that. The crowds were not bad at all. We rode Invertigo 8 times in a row without getting out of our seats at 8 o clock. We were also able to ride Firehawk twice with a 20 minute wait time both times. We waited 15 minutes for Diamondaback. 5 minutes for TBLSC. Had to wait a little longer for The Beast even though it was a station wait and thats because someone got a little too excited. We rode WindSeeker with a walk on and drop zone with a walk on too. It was a very enjoyable day at the park. The only part that i could cpmplain about is while waiting for the back two rows of seats on The Beast a mother and her 3 kids walked in through the fastlane, which is right next to those two rows. They showed me their braclets and told me they were aloud to cut in front of me. I told them no they were not and she got very deffensive telling em how she bought the wristbands and they GUARENTEED her to ditch. I got an employee and told the incident to them and they delt accordingly. It really ticked me off her thinking that just because she had fastlane on a non crowded day i must add she had the right to get on the train when i was already waiting in the line to board.

There is a fire hydrant or something that looks like it would be located back by where x-base is located. I think they might be expanding X-base to make a new area of the park.

I'm planning on taking a trip down to the Island on the 3rd of September. I'm meeting some friends I don't see a whole lot and was wondering how the crowds would be on that saturday. I went this year during Spirit Song and was shocked with the crowd. It was the worst I have never seen Kings Island this crowded. I had to wait 30 minutes just to ride Viking Fury... And that never has a wait. I want to have an enjoyable time with my friends with a minimal wait . Please reply with past experiences to the park during Labor Day Weekend.

I waited to ride The Beast on Friday night and was the last one to jump in line before the fireworks. Once we finally got up to the gates we went towards the back of the train. Once we heard that there would be a limited number of rides, we jumped in an open lane and waited till we heard that it was the last train of the evening. We finally got on to the back car becasue they had to send one more train through, and we sat down and buckeled in. Once we got the all clear the Op said,"Enjoy your last ride on The Beast" and was standing right beside the drive box. about half of the train had left the station when some idiot in the front of the train stuck up their middle fingers and made them E-stop our trian. We were sitting half in the station and half out. The lady with the mic said,"We are going to have to call security." With her saying this she didnt realize that the security guard was already standing there. He went over and talked to the guest and told him if they saw it again they would be asked to leave the park. Funny thing is we were the last train to leave that night and all the other rides were closed.

It sounded very familiar while I was going through the line I just couldn't pinpoint where I had already heard it. Has anyone else ever heard the trian whistles im talking about?

I do believe it may be music from Indiana Jones movies but i'm not sure. The train whistle was a cool effect that kind of amped up the excitement.

There have been many other posts on here about music on the rides and i thought this was interesting. On this past trip on saturday i was waiting in line for Adventure Express and heard the classical music played in the que. It really went well with the adventure that was about to take place. I got up to the covered tunnel that you walk over to get to the station and heard train whistles almost like they were coming from a far away mountain. It really reminded me of Animal Kingdom's Expedition Everest. I dont know if anyone else has noticed this new effect but i thought it was pretty cool!