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I voted for an evil circus. I always thought that things that are supposed to make you so happy turning evil made a good theme. I do like the asylum idea too. Why are you asking this anyway?

I can confirm Holiday Horror. I have an interesting tidbit about it, but I'm not going to leak it. Let's just say a lot of you guys are going to crack up.

I'm actually to the point where I forgot exactly what it is you want.

You don't need permission for private viewing. Only to post it publically.

As you go towards the actual ride structure itself, you'd make a left instead of a right. From there it would zig zag through the area under the station and would let out at the bottom of the same steps we use today.

You have no idea what's coming.

I'm pretty sure the newer Boss sound system predated Winterfest by a few years.

Cut them a little slack. It's the first time around... I'm sure there are kinks to be worked out. Don't forget that you're getting an amazing deal by being able to enter all Cedar Fair dry parks for a measley $125.00 I mean, come on!

I'd call PKI's GR. 1-800-288-0808.

Anyone know anything about Monster Bash in the Paramount Theatre? (PLEASE tell me it's better than Jason's Extreme Cuts II) What about the Starbucks thing? What could they possibly do with that? I also noticed that no one's made mention of the ScareZone, "The Work Site": Now THAT sounds cool!

To the best of my knowledge it was NOT accurate. If you remember the Q&A we had with Maureen on the site, she said that the ride ops did the proper procedure and the ride was shut down immediately.

I don't think the one at PKI is on YouTube, although the one at PKD is exactly the same.

Click to see Back in Black from PKD. I have the entire show on tape several times over, but don't have permission to put it on the site.

You can buy it either in the park or on PKI.com. I would consider purchasing it on PKI.com because it limits the time you have to spend in line.

Only Six Flags can screw up a water park.

You seem to know your stuff in the ent department, so maybe you can answer this question: Last year, Jeff teased that Fearfest was getting a major overhaul. It would mainly be the environment rather than the actual houses. Do you know if this still went through?

Unfortunately, we do not have any answers about parking at the current time. Right now, only RENEWING passholders have a parking option and new passholder parking is not on sale. Price and availablity is not available at this time. Post any questions you may have in here or PM me and I will redirect them to the park. Ryan

To confirm, this is the email I got from the park:

After a short delay, the 2007 season passes for Paramount's Kings Island are finally on sale! Not only that, but now there are several different options: PKI Season Pass: Ages 3-61; 48 inches tall and taller Unlimited admission to Paramount's Kings Island during public operating days for both the 2006 and 2007 seasons. VALID AT Kings Island ONLY Cost $74.95 PKI Jr. Season Pass Ages 3 & up; under 48" tall / Ages 62 & up Unlimited admission to Paramount's Kings Island during public operating days for both the 2006 and 2007 seasons. VALID AT Kings Island ONLY Cost $49.95 Cedar Fair Maxx Pass Ages 3-61; 48 inches tall and taller Unlimited admission to Paramount's Kings Island during public operating days for both the 2006 and 2007 seasons. This pass is also valid at all Cedar Fair ride amusement parks (listed below) during public operating days for the 2007 season. Paramount's Kings Island - Cedar Point - Geauga Lake - Knott's Berry Farm - Dorney Park - Valleyfair - Worlds of Fun - Michigan's Adventure Paramount's Carowinds - Paramount's Kings Dominion - Paramount's Great America - Canada's Wonderland VALID AT ALL Cedar Fair RIDE AMUSEMENT PARKS Cost: $125.00 Cedar Fair Jr/Sr Maxx Pass Ages 3 & up; under 48" tall / Ages 62 & up Unlimited admission to Paramount's Kings Island during public operating days for both the 2006 and 2007 seasons. This pass is also valid at all Cedar Fair ride amusement parks (listed below) during public operating days for the 2007 season. Paramount's Kings Island - Cedar Point - Geauga Lake - Knott's Berry Farm - Dorney Park - Valleyfair - Worlds of Fun - Michigan's Adventure Paramount's Carowinds - Paramount's Kings Dominion - Paramount's Great America - Canada's Wonderland VALID AT ALL Cedar Fair RIDE AMUSEMENT PARKS Cost: $79.95 NEW!! Cedar Fair Maxx Pass PLUS Ages 3-61; 48 inches tall and taller Unlimited admission to Paramount's Kings Island during public operating days for both the 2006 and 2007 seasons. This pass is also valid at all Cedar Fair ride amusement parks and water parks (listed below) during public operating days for the 2007 season. Knott’s Soak City: Buena Park, Palm Springs and San Diego - Oceans of Fun - Cedar Point Soak City - Bonfante Gardens - Paramount's Kings Island - Cedar Point - Geauga Lake - Knott's Berry Farm - Dorney Park - Valleyfair - Worlds of Fun - Michigan's Adventure Paramount's Carowinds - Paramount's Kings Dominion - Paramount's Great America - Canada's Wonderland VALID AT ALL Cedar Fair PARKS Cost $149.95 NEW!!! Cedar Fair Jr/Sr Maxx Pass Plus Ages 3 & up; under 48" tall / Ages 62 & up Unlimited admission to Paramount's Kings Island during public operating days for both the 2006 and 2007 seasons. This pass is also valid at all Cedar Fair ride amusement parks and water parks (listed below) during public operating days for the 2007 season. Knott’s Soak City: Buena Park, Palm Springs and San Diego - Oceans of Fun - Cedar Point Soak City - Bonfante Gardens - Paramount's Kings Island - Cedar Point - Geauga Lake - Knott's Berry Farm - Dorney Park - Valleyfair - Worlds of Fun - Michigan's Adventure Paramount's Carowinds - Paramount's Kings Dominion - Paramount's Great America - Canada's Wonderland VALID AT ALL Cedar Fair PARKS Cost $79.95 Click here to order your season passes for 2007! Regards, Ryan PKICentral.com - Your Maxx Pass Plus to Paramount's Kings Island!

You're really missing out. After the bomb that was 2003, it has improved greatly.

Take or leave the concept art, but look at the photos. Let me ask you this: with all of those barrell rolls, could they be going after the inversion record?

I was walking towards Flight of Fear one time and saw a lady and her husband sitting in the smoking section near Zephyr. When a man in his 40s came up and lit up, the lady started doing that fake cough thing and looking it him. Couldn't help but feel sorry for the guy. He was following the rules and she was the rude one. But then again, the smokers are always the bad guys, right?

I wouldn't worry about Gold Pass benefits. As for parking, even with Paramount, your pass was only good at your home park.

I think most other posters in this threat can empathize with that.

You have no idea...