I'd personally hate to see one of those come to Kings Island. If one did come to the park, I'd also hate to see it go in the Skyflyer plot since that would probably hinder the near-total gutting and revamp that Action Zone needs.

I think it could be cool if they choose to reuse some of the windows and other items from Boo Blasters as props for a new Haunt maze or as part of a new attraction during Tricks and Treats. Obviously they probably wouldn't use Boocifer or anything that might explicitly be part of Sally Dark Rides IPs, but I feel like surely the basic items could be reused by Kings Island. There's also the possibility that most of it gets sold/sent back to SDR, but I'd like to see the non licensed materials used at KI again.

It appears that the MVP Sale has been extended and will now conclude on September 14th. If you're still planning to buy your Kings Island pass, what're you waiting for?! Buy now!!!   I'm pretty sure this new countdown started at midnight tonight. I wonder if they had always planned to extend this sale and/or if pass sales were horrible enough to justify its extension.

I'm super excited to see how construction progresses and how visible it will be! There's not a lot of it visible from the park's webcams, and they have tended to make sure construction cannot be seen from those in the past few years. I wonder if any of the other spaces in the building will also be renovated alongside PT:ON. It would be nice to have a better layout for the Peanuts Showplace (and a better name IMO), and I'm sure the other spaces in the building might be in need of a little TLC. I've stated in other threads how much I hope the park doesn't just put up their "Exciting New Offerings" chain link fences, and I'm sticking to that. Any hiding that can be done using a wooden fence would be great!  Some of the first things I think we'll see outside is the removal of the signage and the demolition of the "BH" crests that can be seen from the pathway. I'd assume the castle won't come down until the park has time to properly demolish it. That way it's not as visible that there used to be a facade there. Any of the indoor stuff will probably come out through the garage doors closest to International Street.    

They might need it to flow better or have space for a check-in table/sales table that couldn't didn't fit in the normal entrance. Using the normal queue could also come with the complications of needing a functional elevator to get down to the maze floor, which may be part of a concern with guest flow through the attraction.  A wild card option could be the fact that the normal entrance still has remnants of Tomb Raider in it, and while most of it was removed there are still certain remnants that cannot appear with the new stuff. Mixing IPs is already a big no-no with the Peanuts license, so I can imagine that Warner Bros. would not want anything that could be tied to Paramount appearing in/with an attraction that they licensed. Building the new entrance might've been cheaper and quicker than a renovation of that indoor queue.