Thrill_Biscuit

I haven't ridden the Aviator, but having read up on it, it looks like the experience would be similar to that of Zephyr, only much higher off the ground, and without the 'tilt'. This thing rcfreak339 posted seems a lot more thrilling.

It's kind of reminiscent of "Flight Commander".

It's good to see so many famous people coming to KI this year.

It's Delirium meets Slingshot!

Pop Falls and Soda Diner. There. Settled. Tb, up too early to be creative.

Awesome pics, especially the one of the light going into the tree under TTD; it really shows the scale of this mammoth attraction. Well done!

Right on about Jell-O. Kool-Aid is another one. Tb, who may or may not work at a Macaroni & Cheese company

I'm glad this one didn't end tragically.

^Like the Flyers, Spinnen Keggers and Bayern Curve .

Palace Playland at Old Orchard Beach, ME. Fun, but worst among the parks I've been to. Extremely overcrowded beach, ocean water that doesn't get above 60°, ridiculous local hotel rates, and lots o' mosquitos. Very festive, though.

This makes me want to rent some movies...like "Zephyr" (2003), "Shake Rattle & Roll" (1984, 1997), "The Vortex" (1969, 1928), Peter Bencheley's "The Beast" (1996), and "The Crypt" (1981).

Enjoy at least one Chicago style hot dog.

Don't get ur shoes wet

Man, that's a huge footprint! Nice pics, Nemo!

It's days like these when Congo Falls is most appealing.

A lot more trash cans, and a big concrete & dirt hole in the ground. Otherwise about the same.

Ok, maybe not. How about Christopher Lee?

Wow! That looks kwel. Just think of what they can do with a giant, animatronic Rick Astley...

Smelled like that when the Brady Bunch was here. Spiders in their hotel bathtubs, too.

I rode WWC the year it opened and there was a lot of river foam, and it smelled like fish. Much better nowadays.

The train at 0:24 looks like Bob Dole.

Carry a spare set of cheap beach shoes in a souvie bag. Works for me.

Pure win. Like to see KI done up like that.

I already had that idea. Maybe not as huge as this, or an inflatable one whose arms move in the wind?

You could have 2:1 security and still have trouble with rudeness. When people reach the level of rudeness and discourteousness that we see in the park, they've already pretty much developed a proportionate disrespect for authority. Remember, the universe belongs to these people; we don't want to spoil their fun with rules and regulations.