I thought EPR Properties are only taking on the ownership of these parks while Enchanted Parks (confusing acronym mix, I know) will be the management company. If they keep the parks where they are I think it'll be fine. I've seen what the non-Six Flags Premier Parks (the new Premier Parks company, also owned by former SF CEO Kieran Burke) has done with Elitch Gardens so their management of La Ronde will be interesting.    The $10 credit for meal plans was the biggest slap in the face when I first read it. I really hope there's a way to make these parks/companies honor the 2026 add-ons. Unfortunately, Six Flags can now say that those add-ons are still valid at the parks that aren't being sold so nothing will change. It's $155 down the drain for each meal plan bought through these parks if they're not honored.

While I don't condone the use of AI, I'll admit it does look good. The scale is off, so the parking issues would likely look better by fixing that. An indoor waterpark would not have a big dedicated entrance like it does in the image unless it is open to non-guests. In that case I would position it on the other side, closer to Soak City's parking lot, therefore reserving the hotel parking for hotel guests. The parking lot entrance and porte cochere would probably go on the side facing One Team Way (an awful name for the road IMO) and use Soak City Drive as the entrance coming directly from the I-71 off ramp. There is a traffic light there and another at Columbia Road/Western Row Road, so the traffic could be split between those. I'm not so sure about needing more building setback as the parking lot would likely handle most of it, but we could check that by looking at Mason's (publicly available) building codes. The site might also need a different size water retention pond, but I think the one in the image could work.    Something I'd like to note from my exploration on the Warren County property search map: only part of the KI Inn site is owned by Rivers Crossing Church. The parcel where the original hotel stood is now owned by Amerileagues Real Estate LLC, who I can only assume is a real estate company who took ownership of the parcel from the county for development. The City of Mason owns a few little narrow parcels next to the street on KI Drive and Western Row Road. This corner site is also split across three parcels that KI owns. That probably wouldn't interfere with anything too much considering what the park's other parcels look like, but it's something to consider.    How would you handle the sight lines for the new corner sign seen from the I-71 off ramp? I think it would fit nicely a little further away from the corner, close to where that patch of yellow grass is and angled to be viewed from the off ramp. That brings it out from behind the traffic light pole while remaining visible for oncoming traffic.

(Prefacing with the fact that I don't like to drink alcohol anyways) Hey I'm sure that brandy is still enjoyable enough after nearly 200 years aging in a plantation house   An embarrassing story indeed, but a funny one as well. Is this "jail" just a room in the admin building or where is it? I'm sure the park has something secure, but I don't know which of the admin buildings it would reasonably go in.

A Mack water coaster or rocking boat would look great here.

Everything will stay the same this year, except they don't have a plan for add ons once the parks are divested, or so it seems. I saw that they were offering a $10 credit for meal plans?  And they pulled the "plans are subject to change" mantra.