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BUT they could say, "well, my child rode this EXACT ride last year." why break kid's hearts when they are technically going to be completely safe riding? we ALL know how crappy of a feeling it is to not be tall enough to ride a cool ride.. and what if you had already ridden it before?

considering the fact that you walk up to AE and see 8 year old kids re-riding with huge smiles on their faces, i would assume that a new guest would be able to put two and two together. For the most part though, the rides that SHOULD be rated high, are rated high. The age and height of the people riding the rides are usually also an indicator of how intense the ride is.. ya know?

there's always a loop-hole. ^

so does this mean that KI employees and CP employees can get into the opposite park for free? (realizes this could be a completely idiotic question)

i remember riding it once with the OTSR's but i was little and probably didnt expirience the head-banging to its full potential.

isnt advil sugar-coated though?

i went to cosi a couple of years ago and there is a smaller version of it there.. so maybe you could check that out.

haha advil, i heard, does wonders for head aches also.

Im ready for the hot weather, and to be cooled off by white water canyon and congo falls.

i dunno i get prettty thirsty sometimes.

and i'd help.