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BlondyRidesOn

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  1. Most Arrow Custom Loopers are unique and provide a different experience. The timing also plays a role in additions. Cedar Point got Corkscrew in 1976, Kings Island got Vortex in 1987. Cedar Point built Valravn in 2016. If Kings Island were to build a Dive Machine, it would be way down the line, just not any time soon.

  2. The Clown Band- More roaming entertainment like in the 70s and 80s.

    Kenton's Cove Keelboat Canal- The big box of fun needs to go

    "International" Street- Maybe add some elephant ears to the menu since they have them at the Rivertown Funnel Cake stand, flags of the corresponding countries on the buildings. 

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  3. I remember when the park did something similar back in 2015 when they teased that something from 1972 was being removed for 2016. Many thought it was The Racer, but it turned out to be the old toll booths out front for the new north entrance.

    https://www.indystar.com/story/news/2015/08/18/whats-next-kings-island-announcement-planned/31954197/

    Perhaps it's not a ride or something inside the park that'sgoing to be gone.

    What's big and outside of the park?

    My guess is that maybe it's the parking lot sign and here's why...

     

    "The winds are eerily calm..."

    On September 27, 2003, the original parking lot marquee fell over in a windstorm https://coasterbuzz.com/Forums/Topic/kings-island-sign-collapses-overnight

    If the winds are eerily calm, the sign might be getting removed or receiving a serious facelift by the park rather than a sudden accident requiring the replacement. 

     

    "... the ill fated demise of one of our own." 

    Now this is something interesting. Perhaps the words on the little sign near the funeral scene was not referring to one of the park's own attractions, but rather the park is playing around with the idea that the sign is referring to itself and "one of it's own" is going away. 

    That's just my theory. Usually if an attraction is going away then the park announces it ahead of its closure in order for fans to get their last rides in.

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  4. Someone mentioned how there are old, dead flowers and new flowers to suggest it died twice. Could mean two things. First, Dinosaurs Alive is still back in the woods, just closed to the public and no Dinosaurs, and it's officially going to be removed. Secondly, if it's Firehawk, it could symbolize how it "died" when X-Flight was removed from Geauga Lake and it's going to "die" again.

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  5. It would be interesting to see if it gets removed. I know the park is able to expand without removing any rides, but removing Firehawk would open up access to the back woods and more onto the LCS land.

    It would be weird to see it leave. It looks pretty good where it is from the midway.

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  6. 46 minutes ago, malem said:

    Six Flags has operated PTC trains, as well as several other types of trains, backwards in recent years. Kings Island has explicitly stated several times, including during Coasterstock Q&A, that they could run the current trains backwards if they wanted to.

    I saw the Coasterstock 2018 Q&A with Mike Koontz on YouTube, and I think he said that the PTC trains weren't designed to go backwards if I remember correctly. 

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  7. Can you imagine how insane a giga coaster with a 90 degree drop would be? Nobody could have expected Steel Vengeance to have a vertical drop when Mean Streak was being converted. I think the park would probably go that road to make our giga the greatest one ever built.

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