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That one works. Unfortunately it confirms they're keeping the "castle bridge" for the entrance instead of reverting to the descending pathway and entering the building at queue level like the original.

The track is fine I think, they just need to do better with keeping the trains up because it seems like after they do a proper train overhaul, it's great, but then back to the usual offseason work and it starts getting some rattle and vibration again. They used to do those proper overhauls more often, sometimes just on one train each year and there was a serious difference.

I wonder if they're putting the long-lost lights back on the centerpiece while they're at it.

Magic Mountain probably did with Revolution.

Got a bit of a fight happening now: https://edition.cnn.com/2025/12/08/business/paramount-hostile-takeover-bid-wbd

And why are there two dozen different kinds of concrete surfacing? And that extra seating area for the mess hall, seems like that, and the turf for it, got relocated to build the pavilion by the Carousel...

The Paramount/Cedar Fair tech integration was tricky too. Cedar Fair had an antique system and adopted Paramount's entirely, but there weren't any apps or "pass accounts" to sort out, let alone putting together two major such systems...

Now if they'd also take the "Kings Island" off the Mystic Timbers sign. Like, you don't have to remind me what park I'm in guys...

Welp.

I know it's probably unlikely, but I'd like to see the "castle" bridge entrance removed and take it back to a pathway down and around in front of the building, entering at queue level, instead of having steps right inside.

I don't think that ever got fixed.

I've always liked the visual of that structure from the ground.

The Core is what I had heard rumors of in the past, but it wasn't released until after the ride opened if I recall correctly.

So, about that Paramount Parks patent regarding Tomb Raider: The Ride? Paramount Parks no longer exists. Who do you think owns it now?

Orion's drop is the exact same as Millennium Force's at 300' even. That horse is so dead by now there's nothing left but pieces of bones. Siren's Curse was not stolen, Six Flags Mexico had their permit to build it fall through, and Cedar Point had a nice section of flat land to put it. The Crypt building can only support a flat ride that could safely operate inside the clearance of the box. If no such high-caliber flat ride like the Giant Top Spin can be found to install, if the building is going to stay it would be a great place for an indoor coaster like the survey concept. Theme it to runaway mine carts, change the entrance and queue from a cave to a mine shaft, it'd fit in great with the other mining themes in Rivertown such as on Beast.