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In the next 5-10 years KI and CP will be owned by different companies?

https://www.wdrb.com/news/new-renderings-show-393m-planned-expansion-to-kentucky-exposition-center/article_34503172-60a4-11ef-917c-07d57c73762a.html Large scale renovation around the park will be happening soon as well.

So over the weekend we did Boo Blasters during Winterfest….. the lights were on… and oof. I know it’s been on a down hill slide for a while, but with the lights on, you can really see how sparse it really is.

My boys and I went last night (I can’t believe I’ve been on this site long enough to go from solo trips to trips with a pre-teen). It was just a great little stroll through the lights. Trying to stay positive but Boo Blasters is really showing its age. But the Grain and Grill has some great foods this year. Glad we got our passes back and ready for the next year.

Yeah for sure. Owned by the same folks who own western bowl in Cincinnati. They were originally told that in January 2025 they could extended for 2 more years and now are being told it’s done in January of 2025. The Bowling alley is just outside the perimeter of KK

Figured this was the spot for it. The Kentucky Fair Board is closing the bowling alley on property. Original: https://www.whas11.com/article/money/business/executive-strike-spare-bowling-alley-closing-phillips-lane-location-relocating-near-jeffersontown/417-f4f35c53-35a9-4d3e-b2cd-b2b75a768a46 Now: Closing Officially January 12 per board request:

I haven’t noticed it at KI (also wasn’t really looking) but just got back from Disney and every manager/corporate person in the park had a garbage picket/grabber. As they stoped to talk to guests or employees they would just pick up stray garbage. Could be a lack of direction from management

I don’t know where else to post this so it goes here. watching a documentary about The Beast they talk about the original speed (before it opens to the public), but never mentions the original speed. Has that ever been announced anywhere? also the doc featured our own Don. Don if you read this, when did you start counting your racer rides?

So i used to work in local TV (not here but in this state and New York) for few different NBC stations. So in a nutshell, you as a reporter might put together a story (think video and script) and if you think its newsworthy for other parts of the country, then you can upload it to one of two different national services. 1 being the NBC site (CBS and ABC have similar, not sure on fox) where any other station that pays to be an NBC affiliate could use it. The other one is your tv group in which your station is owned. So when I lived in Elmira NY my tv Station was owned by Newport News (who owned Local 12). So if you upload to that then any station that’s owned by the same group can use the story (no matter if they are ABC or NBC). This is why so many smaller stations can be clipped to show they have the same news story. what John runs is a tv package and they can be uploaded in the same way. In some special cases (not with the don’t waste your money) the individual reporter may own the rights and can sell it to as many different markets as they want to.

The food consistency is the one thing that gets stuck in my crawl every single time (probably because I grew up with a parent who ran restaurants). Many times with theme park jobs (IMO) is the pay is not high enough to bring people in who want to care about the food service jobs. They are hard and thankless job so often times people burn out.

Sadly, Coney would now make the list

I assume like you that we have to question the validity of this entire post. (And if its not valid) The why seems like they either have axe to grind or want the internet fame

Again I was speaking from past experience in general. Most PR teams wait to see what legal ramifications could happen from the event and are very close to the vest. If something looks to victim blame or could have happened because they were negligent. Again having worked the media side of events, PR teams are not known for telling us (news) things till they know what the story is and how they can control the narrative without opening them selves up legally. Just because you do not see the legal ramifications doesn’t mean someone else couldn’t. And yes, social media and PR have changed drastically in the last 6 months let alone years. People consume media so fast and spread information so fast that when stuff is delayed by hours or days it feels like a massive cover up. Can we Monday morning QB what we would have done, sure. But fortunately or unfortunately KI doesn’t owe us immediate information till they can verify what why and how something happened. I’m the first to decry KI when things go wrong but the PR machine not getting information out to the gen pop is not one of those times.

I am reminded of Terp’s “Those who know don’t speak and those who speak don’t know.” Having worked on the media side of things for years, it’s very common for PR teams to hold information till they know what is happening and figuring out what can be said legally.. Also comparing CP and KI events are completely different. Twitter and the impression of twitter has changed so dramatically in the last 2-3 years. It used to be the go to spot now it’s not.

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