CougarBabyT

10. School/homework 9. Winter Guard Practices & Contests 8. Sleep 7. Working 6.Hanging out with friends (movies,bowling,skating,eating out,clubin,etc) 5.Thinking about going to PKI this summer 4.Surfing the Web 3.training for track season 2. practcing my clarinet,sousaphone,& sax 1.Having LOADS of FUN!!!!! PARTYING!!

I'd have to agree with everybody else thats posted so far. I think its a awesome idea! :thumbsup:

I would have to choose backwards.I think it adds a bigger sense of adventure.

I'm not really sure. But I think PKI will be bigger and better than it is now, which is kind of hard to imagine . I think there will be faster rides, that last longer.Maybe some kind of weird fast indoor ride. There will probley be more daring things to do besides things like the human Sling Shot and bungee.There will of course be more food joints and game booths.The rides we get attached too, will probley be gone, and replaced with others.Which can be a good thing or a bad thing.

I totally miss the King Cobra. It was a one of a kind and I dont think it was a good trade off. When I was younger I was terrified of any type of roller coasters and in the 8th grade we went to Kings Island for a field trip for science class, and my friends begged me to ride the coasters with them.So I did, and King Cobra was the first one I got on that day.It was awesome.

Those pictures look awesome!! I can't wait to explore it all for myself next year.

Awww.... That's a cute idea BoddaH1994.

I dont know. But I think it would be cool if they did. And it would deffintly attract tourists.

I think it would be cool if they served food and beverages in the theme of the area. But it would be a good idea if they served some regular food, for the people who dont wanna eat australian stuff. I think the beer would be okay, but it dosent really apply to me, cause I'm not 21 yet.

I love Delirium!! It was awesome the first time I rode it and I'm sure it will continue to do the same.

ahh... no one makes you ride anything. God gave women long fingernails so they could defend themselves if someone want to force them onto a ride. Ryan, Stop picking on me( thats how little kids flirt with one another), But I guess it's okay, as long as I get to pick back. I rode some of them so we would have something to talk about. Your the one who got me in all of this rollercoaster stuff.

I'm 17, but I'll be 18 in February. YEA!! But if you looked at me, due to me being vertically challenged( I'm 5 ft) I can pass for a 12 year old. lol

My favorite area is Rivertown. Cause The Beast is there and White Water Canyon. I love getting wet on a hot day!

When I first ride something, I get scared and I go silent. But then after the ride starts, I scream so much, my throat usually hurts the following day. I even have a tendency to scream out someones name, espically the last day the park was open this season. And if I get scared, I put all the blame on somebody else, and say it was there fault , they made me ride it. But I'm defintley a screamer, its no fun without it!

I would have to say that the park always looks to be fairly clean when I'm there. Towards the end of the night, it looks alittle gross around the garbage can areas cause sometimes they must overflow, or people are just plain too lazy to throw something away. But I would have to say that the ladies restrooms need some more attention to them.

I dont think I'd exactley say that I get sick on rides. I've never thrown up after a ride, but there have been times where I'd get off a ride and feel just a tad whoozy and my legs felt like rubber. But even if I did get sick from diffrent rides, I wouldnt let it stop me from riding them again.

I think it would be sweet if they had a WinterFest! It would probley be alittle cold at times, but I think it would be worth it.

When I was younger I traveled across the U.S to California to see my aunt and uncle with my grandparents. On the way there, they stopped at any type of amusement park they could find, just to keep me entertained. Even though this was about 4 years ago, I still remember the fact of having to stand in line for hours, but at PKI , I stand there for usually an hour, or alittle under. For marchingband we went to Disney last year to be in the big 100th celebration parade and afterwards we got free time in the park, and I remember standing there so long that at times, you thought it wasnt worth it So I'd defintley have to say that I think PKI lines are shorter than most. ~*Antasia*~

If I could only visit King's Island one last time. I would want to take my favorite person, the one who means alot to me.And it would not be someone who whines about the long lines to get on a ride and about the heat during the day. It would be someone that would just put a smile on their face, just to amuse me. I'd get there as soon as the park opened and I'd stay intill I had no other choice but to leave. I would try my hardest to ride every ride, espically my favorite ones like face off,deliurmn, beast, etc etc. I'd even want to do the little extra things like the human slingshot. I would have to take a stroll through the scooby-doo mansion. I LOVE scooby. I don't know where exactley I'd eat, cause I probley wouldnt leave much time for it. I would just play the games that looked like fun, even though I probley would'nt win. I'd have to buy another cute shirt for myself. And I'd take lots of pictures of us being together through the park, just having fun with no worries on our mind. But I know I'd be back. You can't keep me away from seeking thrill. ~* Antasia*~