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^ Don't forget that not long ago I-Street DID see a Chinese restaurant... and it failed.. then we saw a brand new Mexican restaurant... it failed. Clearly the people to visit the park are looking for more traditional feasts, or even a piece of home, ie Skyline, LaRosas, Montgomery Inn. etc.

After having finally done Skyflyer, I'd have to say that Skyflyer is more thrilling while Slingshot is more fun.

It's time to 'get on your feet and dance' again as the Nickelodeon Celebration Parade makes its return the the midways of Paramount's Kings Island! With an new soundtrack, an all new dance, but the same wild atmosphere, the 3rd annual Nick Parade is sure to be another smash hit for both kids and adults alike! Click here to see photos from the 2006 Nickelodeon Celebration Parade!! Regards, Ryan PKICentral.com - Where everyday is a celebration.

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I can confirm -- new dance.

I think everyone understands, they just have the same mentality as I do: every ride has its own unique qualities. It's easy to pick a favorite, but it's really difficult to pinpoint one that is a least favorite.

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I think they're all unique in their own way.

Don't forget that preregistration is due tomorrow. So on your way to the debut of the parade, make sure you mail that out if you haven't already.

I think it's up to the hotel. Call ahead!! I know down here in KY, the general rule is that if you're under 21, you can't get a room unless you live more than 50 miles away.

When we take down posts it's for a reason.

I'll be there. I doubt this will be the last one. Just look at the relationship Putz has with Cedar Fair.

I've heard otherwise... looks like we have something to look forward to tomorrow.

It's not Elvis, it's that darn Campbell's Soup can!!!

LoL... very funny. SOMEBODY has been shooting photos at Jungle Jim's recently, now haven't they? Very realistic work!

It would be in their best interest to have it up in time. I have faith in them.

The first year Tomb Raider: The Ride opened; there were on-ride photos you could buy. You could get the photo to just be of you on the ride rather than what people thought was the whole gondola. I am a proud owner of my own pic of me on the ride, I wish the cameras were still there because the pics were priceless and worth getting. The booth is still there. As you exit, it's to your left, but it has the canvas curtains hanging down over where the windows are. Does anyone know at what point in the ride they took the photos?

The park as a whole is kind of like Americana on steriods, it's that "home" feeling that really puts the park over the edge.

I'm not an employee, but this is my understanding on the rule: No prizes on games, so arcade games are generally ok, but games where you can win plush or things of that nature are not. Audience participation shows: School of Rock is ok, but you can't perform in the Karaoke.

I think I can agree with the comments above. Although the "kids" are is essentially Nick U, clearly children could be so bold as to explore the rest of the park and not step outside of their means.

Try a Krogers or Blockbuster in a surrounding city, or even PKI.com. They all have discounted tickets.

Now THAT is a good idea. You win the PKIC Nobel Peace Prize of the day. How about marquis around the park with ride closures and wait times? I love it.

I don't know if you've ever been near a burning house before, but the heat is a lot more ambient than you might think. We were burning down a house one time in Louisville (I'm a fireman, not a criminal!!) and I was probably 100 yards away and still had to throw my turnout coat on because of the heat. If a 218ft wooden structure went up in a crowded park I assure you, people would get hurt.

Come on! It's not as if we're speaking about a Disertation. It's a little fluff piece. My Gawd, if I'm not picking it to pieces it certainly must be ok. <G> Wow, that's a mountain out of a mole hill if I've ever seen one. I can see a strong sense of arrogance from that reporter. It's almost like he came down from big bad Cedar Point to visit our childrens' playground. I wonder what he knows about attendance figures...

I too recommend staying in Sharonville, although I must admit I never really have to stay in a hotel to go to the park. One thing that I would suggest is stopping by Guest Relations, which is immediately to your right as you enter the park. There you can get information about things such as the Baby Care Center and height restrictions for the rides. The people in GR will be more than willing to assist you with your new-found needs. Have a good time! Ryan