CedarPointer

...Tomorrowland 1998... I rest my case.

I have noticed a vast change in the overall "tone" of Cedar Fair this season.

Because Action Zone's color scheme is red, blue, green, and yellow.

I like how he's answering questions from employees. I'm pretty sure that kind of thing was discouraged before.

I think you are vastly overestimating the amount of dark ride track that could be fit into that building.

You don't want to see Skyline chili in large quantities. Trust me on this one. You will not be pleased with the results.

The people in the lower right corner are staring at the woman in the bikini.

Doesn't fit with Action Zone's red/blue/yellow color scheme.

Well, there goes one of the things that was special about going to KI.

It was my understanding that you can renew it in person without filling out the paperwork again. I haven't had to deal with passes in a few years, so I'm not really sure, though.

U-shaped driveway across from Taco Bell, I think.

I've always wondered, how come the College Football Hall of Fame building was removed? I know why it closed, but it seems weird that the building would be torn down and the lot left empty in a busy area like that.

I would assume khakis and a polo or dress shirt would be fine (when I interviewed in 2010, I wore a hoodie and jeans to the job fair!). It's not a "serious" job, but it's still an interview.

I'm just saying that just because they say it doesn't necessarily mean that it's true.

She "said" she rode before? Is that like the parents of kids who don't meet height requirements: "But he rode this morning!"?

There was an outlet mall?

Anyone ever noticed the dumpster sticking up from the fence between Starbucks and Glass Shop? Bad show...

Best night I've ever worked. Even with credit cards down, nobody swore/yelled/threw anything at me. Amazing.

I think they've used the same "4,000" figure since I was hired in 2010.

*thud... thud... thud* Oh, I'm sorry, that's my head hitting the wall.

I believe it's made specially for Kings Island.

I'm not saying that I don't like Fast Lane, I'm saying that Eiffel Tower is an incredibly poor choice of rides to offer it on.

If the Eiffel Tower has a wait long enough to make you consider paying for Fast Lane, you need to turn around and leave and come back on a day that it's less busy. I've been there on extremely busy days and only seen a 5-10 minute wait for it.

I believe it's the one they took out to install the one that backs up to the parking lot with the unused second level on the tower (sorry, I don't know the names of anything in the waterpark)

Can someone explain the logic of including Eiffel Tower as a Fast Lane ride? How is that going to work? I have *never* seen Tower with that long of a wait.