Purplehaze

That was not the only thing down, and remember not every paying customer goes to ride rides. They go to browse, eat and shop and take in the scenery.When something like this happens it ruins the experience for them. As I said before it was not the parks fault it happened and they did what they could to fix the problem but the problems go deeper than just the electric. Most importantly is the guests satisfaction.

Theora, can I have some of what your taking? hahahaha

I hate snakes I would have screamed like a little girl! ha!

I do not care if they were open 1 hour or 14 hours. A lot of people plan this as their holiday weekend. It was ruined by this.

If it is under the same "umbrella" it would be listed as so. Can not just change the terms on a whim, there is more to it then that, I agree they could not help the fact there was electrical problems. It happens. However you have to make the guests happy. Without guests you have no park. Which means that Super Walmart will be built

Actually there is a huge difference and of course you would have to have a ticket stub or something to show proof.

I forgot a lot about the park in my 14 years service there but I do believe a few times there were refunds.

I do not blame the guy in the video, he has a right to be upset.

I like FD however it is usually one of the last things I think about since it is kinda tucked away back in AZ.

As a season pass holder I suppose I wouldn't mind about the refund issue however if I was a guest who paid for admission and say came after 5pm then yes I would be a little disgruntled to say the least. And for pickle terpy, could it be the bottom of the barrel? Or perhaps to save money to pay Becky Minger to sing the national anthem this morning...lol

Yeah I am pretty sure about that.

Not a jab to anyone or pizza.

Which is why we have feral cats. LOL

No guard dogs... and no motion sensors that I know of...

I have seen deer around Beast. Also raccoons living in the rafters in International Showplace.

Maybe since people do not buy enough Cokes and or low attendance they had to find a way to save money...lol

I am sure this is for training purposes. I for one is glad to see when this happens. Any person who is in operations of any ride should know all there is to know.

The way our government is going I wouldn't doubt it.

http://kdka.com/heal....2.1783957.html Terpy, whats this got to do with Other Amusement Parks & Industry News..lol... Sorry just had to

Colors are constructs of the brain, not physical realities, and the presumption would thus be that whatever color or color combination is most appealing to humans is attractive because of some ecological/evolutionary advantage. The National Fire Protection Association uses color-coded warnings in which red indicates flammability, and yellow indicates reactivity. The U.S. Department of Transportation identifies the Pantone colors for its traffic signs, reserving red , yellow , and orange for the most important cautionary signs. So do we instinctively associate danger with these colors? After all, Mother Nature warns us with the red and yellow of the poisonous coral snake . If not by instinct, then perhaps by experience we learn to associate danger with red and yellow.

When I see Don B this weekend I will point it out to him.

Well as you all know the reason it is not running is because of a part they can not get anymore. The design for Delirium came from an old do-it-your-self magazine. And with a modern touch to the original design they came up with Delirium. They didn't know hamsters died so fast.

I have noticed it has been down a lot lately, hope it gets back in shape soon. I want to ride it.

That was excellent, I loved this TR.

What motivation does the park have to mention it? The ride is closed. "Come to Kings Island and look at the tallest and fastest wooden coaster!" More like: "Come to Kings Island and look at the tallest and fastest toothpick dispenser!" Will turn out to be like Wall Drug.