teenageninja

I actually agree. If I am paying $60.00+ to go to an amusement park this year, I want to see professionalism. KI is the same way, if you are stubbly, you need to go shave or go home.

I never said what department did I?

A friend of mine has been placed at The Crypt for this season. I don't think that any of this information is confidential, just wanted to raise some speculation.

I can assure you as of now, the park plans on operating The Crypt this year. As for tearing down the building, highly unlikely. The park would keep the building and convert it before they would tear it down.

I'd like for them to add an Eagles ride so once everyone on here that voted for it gets what they wanted, they can come complain about the capacity and wait time.

^ I don't think they are too concerned about you not being able to see the webcam when it snows.

I'm not going to speculate much about what I've seen until after this episode airs. Nothing too eerie.

I can tell you right now, I wouldn't be surprised to see some happenings around the park. Now only if they can recreate what I've seen, they may regain some credibility.

Let's argue over footers over footings again too. This isn't just a local message board, you came off sounding like a jerk as usual. Batavia is in GREATER Cincinnati.

I only rode this once, back when I was about 6 years old. I still remember it, because it was one of the most terrifying things I'd experienced to that point.

That would be great. I'd also really like to see the Haunt extend out into the Bay Soak City or Picnic Grove area. That's the next logical step, they already took over Planet Snoopy.

There are many jerks on here. - Your resident jerk.

I'm glad you guys can read so well. It's available on cd, but read.

^ Good point. I honestly think this rides days are numbered. Maybe not next year, maybe not the year after that, but it's certainly on its way out. As far as removing the building, very doubtful. KI still has the old lion's den from the safari and the monkey cages on property. They will find a use for that building, whether it be used for a future Haunt attraction, or merely storage. Unfortunately it's quite the eye sore in Rivertown.

Do you realize how long that coaster would be? That's way too long.

It won't be the last time you are wrong either Dwight. Thank you Terpy for backing me up. I know that KI spent quite a bit of the 2010 expendature to modify the bathrooms to be more ADA complaint.

g) They can't reopen the International Restaurant due to ADA restrictions. They do not have an elevator in place for guests to use to get to the restaurant. They would have to build an elevator. In addition, they use it for meetings and trainings, etc.

When will they offer have lunch with a Park Services Associate?

The fluids would not be as viscous at low temperatures. Therefore the wheels would not be as lubricated and would need more force to overcome the friction.

Put yourself in the city's situation. You see a lion roaming through a subdivision and you don't have a tranquelizer gun, are you going to let him prowl, maybe break through someone's sliding glass door and murder innocent people? Or are you going to be rational and shoot the lion and protect the public? Also, they attempted to tranquelize a tiger and he became very agitated and came after the officers? I guess the officer should surrender to the tiger. I understand people's stance here, but in my opinion saving a couple lions/wolfs/bears/tigers is not worth the loss of one human life. It's unfortunate that the preserves owner is dead, he should have been punished to the full extent of the law.

But Gordon, why would one rather sit and watch Broomball instead of riding water slides covered in ice... Oh wait, the first does sound more fun.

Now they just throw everything into storage. What a change.

^Whoa. Firehawk has got to have one of the worst capacities in the park as far as coasters. I don't think I've ever waited less than 30 minues... except when it was up north, they couldn't even fill a train.

Good for him, I've met him on a couple of occasions, he was a really nice guy.

^ Very well said. I completely agree. While I am not an avid supporter of the system, it was bound to happen at some point. With as popular of a park as KI is, there had to be some sort of system to allow people who are coming for just a day (especially on weekends) to skip the lines. They did offer the VIP tours before as well, didn't hear many complaints about that.