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Yeah, the only way I'd say it'd be debatable is if you boarded in one station and exited in the other one, while having two separate ride experiences... So one continuous track compacting "two rides." ^^ Like terp just mentioned with Racer - Kennywood.

And I feel like there should be a flat somewhere over there too. Or something that can be used during the day. There's pretty much nothing there aside from the brake section of Diamondback, the carousel (which is just one side of the area), and Back Lot Stunt Coaster (Which isn't exactly front and center as there's plenty of grass separating you from that as well). But at night, when it IS used to it's full extent, it's kinda cool; nothing spectacular though, aside from the tower lights.

How does this make you feel??

Still looks like they're there to me.

..... *slides out of the room*

I've never had dizziness with inverts.. I don't understand all the complaining. And not seeing anything, With Invertigo, I can't see anything either, but that doesn't mean it's not a fun ride. (Passed the people you're facing) On a selfish standpoint, if people really don't like inverts that much, and we do get one.. then hey, more riding for me But I know a lot of people will flock to it regardless But for your sake, if it bothers you, I see why you wouldn't vouch for one haha

Whatever we get in the coming years. I just hope we never have aesthetics compromised too much: - http://rcdb.com/760.htm?p=41958 - Dragon Fire and Back Lot Stunt Coaster at Canada's wonderland. - http://rcdb.com/2169.htm?p=33013 Just looks weird to me.

"The Racer doesn't have a backwards one anymore because too many people got hurt, so they turned it around."

A terrain invert would be awesome! Kinda like Nemesis, but with more height.

Sorry, I was considering Flight deck as an inverted coaster in my last post. And inverted coaster, to me, was because the track is inverted from normal coasters.. gotta get out of that habit. Three... hanging coasters, as the GP would say.

Secondson, you're post made me think this seriously is a B&M invert. With my last post thinking the lift would go in that direction and then you drawing the drop swooping like that. The Montu prediction also makes sense kinda. Then I looked up this: hmmm.... looks oddly familiar with the drop footers. I do, however, find it weird to have the parks only inverting coasters all in one area if this is an invert. (Not counting flying ace's aerial chase.)

Old news. The green track at the Ohio manufacturing plant is probably not relevant to Kings Island, so it'd be advisable to just throw that idea out the window. Is it another Mega Coaster? Let's not forget Cedar Fair was maladroit enough to build two B&M Mega Coasters back-to-back in Canada's Wonderland.... so anything is possible with this companies inane thought process.... Forgive the large picture, I couldn't save it and crop it down to show just the shack. It looks like the footers to the left of where you have the station drawn would be a lift, and then I started thinking that was a weird angle as it's headed straight to Adventure Express. You think they could use more of the land that used to be occupied by King Cobra?? Like this: That'd also explain the footers by Sling Shot.

I agree we have enough short rides. Flight Deck Invertigo Back lot Stunt Track Firehawk All awesome, but... sometimes a drag if there's a long wait.

It's an announcement of two restrooms getting replaced by more drink vendors.. if you go off of the post of wetting your pants.

I feel as though my sarcasm was overlooked.

How could they just leave those tracks and supports laying out there on the field?!? Someone might steal them!

^ And that being said... Ahem, "You never know until you know." -Me But I'd expect steel as well

yeah, I started searching after I posted that, originally thinking glow in the dark paint didn't exist that was meant to endure weather.. found some but goodness, it's expensive!

^ That'd be really cool if such a paint existed for this kind of use!

^^ Anyone else not understand that post?

I like the dark color. It makes it look sleek IMO

Not much of a queue but it looks nice! And just a bit weird that the entrance sign is completely 90* from where you'll end up going.

I agree ^ I've never had a pitch black ride on it..

I miss the ambition that Paramount had with the park year after year. Now things ended up (over time) to not work out so well, but I really liked how they pushed the envelope often.

Definitely something tall; I like it.