derbeast

You guys are acting like the cicadas are going to be the cause of the next black plague, it's really not going to be that big of a deal.

That is an understatement.

Maybe they got new bleachers.

I think they'll put the bleachers back... watching wipeoout beach was a very popular thing.

Yes but it still goes through Indiana and wouldn't it still be an Interstate since it goes through Kentucky?

What the hell is the Disney Experience? I've been to both parks and was not that impressed.

What more do you want? Too many people come into the park to have some warehouse holding everyone's belongings, first of all we have plenty of lockers and it would just cause problems (people saying they had money missing etc.) Now here's just a few examples of how great our guest service is: 1. Beast Power Hour nuff said, 2. An actual person hands out Gold Pass Fast Pass tickets instead of a machine like other parks. 3. Very little automated speils, most are said in person (especially Train and Tower), 4. Greeters (including the photo people at the entrance of the park) 5. Games Speils (if you can call it that) 6. The New Parade. 7. The five star amenities in Boomerang Bay, 8. Entertainment while waiting in line (Tomb Raider preshows, Beast documentary, QTV, FOF Preshow, Action Theater Preshow, SDATHC que line, etc.) 9. Food Venders in line and carts through the park, 10. The Parent Swap policy ....The list goes on and on.

275 goes through Indiana.

http://www.cincypost.com/2004/03/11/cicad031104.html

The dolphins escaped into the sewage lines that dumped into the Little Miami River and they swam to the Gulf of Mexico.

The wait times usually aren't that bad during the weekdays but on the weekends they can be hell. With a gold pass you will get walk on weekends but that only includes, Beast, Drop Zone, Delirium, Scooby Doo & the Haunted Castle, and Thornberries River Adventure so it probably wouldn't be worth it for you to come down on the weekends.

I gotcha, I wouldn't say there's not much too it, the connector tunnel is one of my favorite parts of the ride and the turn before just before the second lift "quick dip" is the fastest part of the ride.

I was at PKI today and they were patching all the pot-holes in the employee parking lot... I guess they're patching it up so that it will last another season since the only new attraction we're getting in 05 is a repaved parking lot. hahahaha

You better stop at crossing and wave at the train Tom. Feel free to stop and say hello if I'm at Xing

Sparky:

If I could, I would. In my perfect world the train would be expanded to go around the whole park.

Good Job Tiny, you're getting it.

If you voted for skyline, then why is it listed as 0%? Anyway, South Side Pigout gets my vote.

There is no restraint system

look at this site, it has a picture of every coaster you can imagine RCDB

With regards to The Racer races, the crew tries to race as much as possible but if they made it mandatory to race every single cycle, capacity would go way down. Scramble has already been painted yellow and the Caroucel did not get repainted. And the loop has already been added to KIMVRR.

While I agree that the whole ride is awesome, my favorite part is the helix, it is very unique and a great finale to a great ride.

No PKI Homey you are wrong: Boobkinos was saying that PKI has never gone on a coaster binge where they build many coasters in a short amount of time (like CP). Just look at the Kings Island History on this page. Yes Kings Island has built many state of the art, world class coasters, many that were unprecedented. You make it sound like KI built all these coasters one after the other but in fact this happened over the course of 30 years. AND you forgot King Cobra: North America's first stand-up coaster. Oh and don't argue with employee's, you are so wrong when you say that more kids are riding the bigger rides. We know, we are there upwards of 40 hours a week. Many kids do but we're talking maybe 2 or 3 per train. The majority of people that ride are teenagers and adults. Kings Island will probably continue to do what they've done for the past 30 years, they're going to continue to build world-class thrill rides and not let the kids areas go down the sh*t hole.

Will you be more likely to go see a show since Paramount Theater got remodeled? I think I'll go see a show this year.

Maybe the March announcement will come in April