Creed Bratton

From preview night Opening Day From Saturday 5/5, the numbers would have been higher but my phone was a potato after the incident of losing my battery pack on the train. From yesterday. T’was a good day.

Answered you in the other thread.

I am a couple inches shorter than you and about 20 lbs lighter and I cannot ride Flying Ace due to my shoulders not allowing the restraints to come all of the way down.

Exactly....given this quote on the attractions page: I wouldn't count any of the attractions listed as for sure going to happen, while we know that the rides likely won't change, but the specific haunt attractions could definitely change.

Depending on who it is, I will say something (unless they are big enough to kick my tail)....in fact I did at Coasterstock last year. @Mrs. No Chickens and I made a scene at Adventure Express. I have gotten hit with items on coasters and it's not fun.

They are pretty much the same, of which I have no issue.

It depends on which way travels take me. Google Maps say I'm at 92 miles away, but most routes I'm on are around 100.

I disagree, I've gotten some great airtime/weightlessness on Valravn and the restraints are just fine IMO.

I don't even remember there being seats on the risers for that video....I remember sitting with my legs hanging down off the "wall."

It was in operation last Saturday. I anticipate a ride on it tomorrow.

Or you should just go when it's open I've gotten drinks from there many a times.

It's smoother for sure. I find the pull over the hills is better and it's just more fun.

I try to only ride in 17. It's just so much better there. I'll ride in any non-wheel seat and the front row though.

As much as I hate both things that are being talked about, I don't think KIC is the place to shame people.

Pacing, layout, bigger isn't always better.

It is used much more often than the other listed items.

Completely understandable. I thought Valravn was great (as it was my first dive coaster), until I rode Griffon.

That's fine...that's your opinion of how something underutilized should be handled. I however, always look at all aspects of the park when I'm there. I notice things big and small. My opinion is that it should be removed, as the Crypt building should be as well and even a portion of Action Theater.

Dude relax.....just trying to get clarification. No reason to be up in arms about it.

Hey you watch your mouth! ;-) Kidding of course! I wouldn't necessarily be upset if Vortex went away, but I'd be a little sad.

I was just trying to get clarification since you said that it gives guests other things to do while visiting KI.

Is that the only one you've been on? If so, I can understand your view point (even though I enjoy Valravn). However, the other once I've been on, Griffon, far beat my expectations and was far from blah.

You realize that during the Music In The Parks, it's used for award ceremonies and that's about it. Spirit Song, it's used for concerts but that's it. It is used by guests roughly 10 days out of the operating season. Please enlighten me on what other things it allows guests to do with it's current usage? How is it another thing to do while visiting KI like your post originally stated? It's not like they open it up to all guests, you either have to be invited in (Music In The Parks) or purchase a separate ticket. Why would I vote yes if I didn't know what I would put there? Simple, it's underutilized, it's not the most up to date, it's an eyesore and it's not readily available to the guests of the park.

A very small fraction of guests....how many guests on a given day actually experience Timberwolf? Unless you are there for a special event (Spirit Song/Music in the parks) how is it another thing to do while visiting KI?

Same. Especially since we have a lot of land left to use that doesn't border the parking lot