KIfan73

I just have to say there's nothing like a piece of pizza at the park on my first visit of the year (usually early in June), after a long winter/spring. It feels like "ahh, I've made it!"

easy: shot from up in the Eiffel Tower at night hard: pic of a meal you were about to eat at Kings Island

easy: pic from inside Dinosaurs Alive hard: pic inside of an IS shop

I wish they'd just have a tour and charge admission.

I rarely get the newsletter.

...turn turn turn (sorry it just popped in my head)

A year round restaurant…why didn't they think of that before?

hard: inside congo's queue easy: night shot of fountains

Underpowered cars going in a small circle cannot and should not be compared to world class rides. TA is closer to the Great Pumpkin Coaster than DB or Beast That's why I said "what if"...

Hard: inside Drop Tower queue Easy: fireworks pic

I'm going to put Thunder Alley in the same category as eating in the park from a post I made in another thread: what if Thunder Alley were to go-karts as DB and The Beast are to roller coasters, or what DT is to flat rides...

hard: pic of people in raft on WWC from train easy: front of train as it is pulling into the station

hard: night shot of Zephyr easy: pic from opening day 2012

This is a pic from the incident that standbyme was talking about above! LOL…I remember that, what a fun day!

They need to make eating as unique and out-of-the-ordinary as other things in the park. What's sad, is that they used to have a great example of this: dining with a panoramic view of the fountains and Eiffel Tower.

I didn't want salmon! I said it four times!

I have posters mess up all the time, and the frames they make for them don't do much to help... -KIFan73 running for the TV…O-H-I-O!!!

I could care less, it has no affect on me.

Break? Please stop!

Without a doubt, Viking Fury and Congo Falls. While I think that most people are completely oblivious to it, the level of attention to detail on both of those rides will likely never be seen again at Kings Island.

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Thrills Connect.

I'm pretty sure I know what he'll say

I'm not an expert in construction, but I have a feeling that even those inflated figures for the old rides wouldn't touch what it would really cost to build them today.

I love terrain hugging coasters. I'd love to see one go into sob's spot, but I don't see it happening...it would be surrounded by other terrain huggers.