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Is it typically an original design or a, “we have too many of these” situation?

The grilled chicken sandwich was the “replacement” for the Double Chicken Sandwich that they had got a few minutes on Pass Preview Day last year. Maybe grilling chicken just isn’t in the park’s wheelhouse now?

Okay, thanks for the info! Also: I edited the title since it looks like it’s figured out.

So they’re adding to the Tom + Chee options? And I take it that the snack options aren’t included, right?

Have you been able to find the info for which actual meals are included?

Kings Island has posted the foodie guide. The web site says to refer to this guide for dining plan options. It then links to a map that only shows snack options. Am I missing something? Link: https://www.visitkingsisland.com/frequently-asked-questions?#FoodBeverage

The email was faked. The problem is that the KI Team often has Jim post on their behalf in the Facebook groups rather than communicating with the guests directly. Jim was duped by the email like many others and made a post about it. When he did that, everyone thought he had gotten the information directly from the park. The person who faked the email was in the wrong, but I also think this is a glaring example of how this "system" doesn't work.

You have no idea how critically close we were to losing the nightly fireworks... For that reason alone, I'm okay with it.

https://www.wlwt.com/article/freeze-dried-blue-ice-cream-dessert-kings-island/64422403

Did Carowinds’ concert series flop? I didn’t exactly follow it very closely but I was under the impression that it did well.

The floral clock? It’ll probably be fully functional by Memorial Day when all of the flowers are in.

Yes. A quick Google search yields dozens of articles about Six Flags and other chains implementing systems like this. It takes a fair amount of planning to utilize this program. The program requires getting the pass and having a doctor’s note. You can’t just register at Guest Services. Not putting this out there as early as possible is a huge disservice to guests who are affected by different abilities. Many will be disappointed who do not have this new policy properly communicated to them and get turned away from the needed accommodations.

ICYMI Kings Island, along with the rest of the Cedar Fair legacy parks have adopted the same disability system as the legacy Six Flags parks. If this affects your party, it’s important that you have the information before you go because it involves pre-registration. We reached out to the park spokesperson, Chad Showalter, but he chose not to respond, despite the communication of this information being critical to those affected. Check out our Tower Topics on this: For more information: https://www.visitkingsisland.com/accessibility

You could still call it “Dollar Days,” I suppose.