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Now it makes sense. Thanks for the clarification! 

What is the difference supposed to be between the two 2026 All Parks dining plans? They both seem to have the same descriptions, with the only differences being the prices and one being an "add-on" while the other is an "upgrade". The all-park passport add-on logo (which is seemingly obsolete in the passes we have seen so far) is also shown on the picture for the "upgrade" option, but not for the "add-on" option.   This early release might have been done out of desperation, but I will say I do like that the all-park passport is folded into the passes. That being said, this much access for just $99 is far too low — even this early in the pass sales. Maybe if it were $150 For context, a Kings Island Gold Pass currently costs $155 and the APP costs an additional $80. A grand total of about $235 USD now compared to last August's total prices of around $150. That early bird price compared to this $75 USD ($99 CAD) is a major price drop that could help with sales, but hurt the company in the longer run. In reality, this should all cost about $250-$300 for an all-park Gold Pass, but that price hike would hurt pass sales even more.    More context on comparable 2025 pass prices (no all-park ideas):  Kings Island (Gold and Prestige Passes) 2025 Gold Pass — $155 2025 Prestige Pass — $375 Busch Gardens Williamsburg (Gold Pass-ish equivalent) 2-Park Unlimited Membership — $315 11-Park Platinum Membership — $519 Universal Orlando Resort (lowest pass tier) 2-Park Seasonal Pass — $425 Dollywood (Gold and Prestige-ish equivalents) Two-Park Silver Season Pass — $234 Two-Park Gold Season Pass — $309 Silver Dollar City (Gold and Prestige-ish equivalents) Gold Pass — $235 Diamond Pass — $295 Kentucky Kingdom 2025 Gold Season Pass — $114.99 2025 Diamond Season Pass — $209.99 Holiday World 2025 Season Pass — $200 2025 Platinum Season Pass — $235 Six Flags passes will get you the best bang for your buck out of anywhere, and now it is even more super cheap to go to these parks. 

I can just imagine the twinkle in Robo-Gary’s eye as he says, “I hope we never lose sight of one thing: it was all started by a flood.”

Everyone’s reaction to when they see robo mike: 

When Don comes on, the lights would go dark, and the narrator (Morgan Freeman) would be like “With all great times, comes times of darkness. In 2023 KI lost a legend, Don Helbig, due to differences between an unknown member of the marketing team.” (lights slowly shine on Chad as he does an evil smile)  They then show highlight clips of Don riding The Racer, media says, etc. Some legends are forced to go, says Morgan, as the light shines on Mike. “Due to cost synergies, KI lost their dad, their coach, Mr Koontz. He was a man of the people, a real one.” At the end everyone sings a custom song about KI in unison.