Diamondback96

There's 15, if you count SoB and Surf Dog.

Their Flying Eagles are apparently not the same as the ones KI used to have.

Our very own IBEW_Sparky said this on Geauga Lake Today: They were made by Gerstlauer, so they were probably used for parts. If the Villain trains still have their wheels, then SoB's trains could be used for parts for another coaster.

Diamondback's even faster than Vortex. Even with the queue completely full, it'll only take 45 minutes or less. I heard that on opening day last season, there was only an hour wait, and the line was long. There was a picture of it on here; I'll try to find it.

I think KI needs a round-up. My church's festival has one this year, and I loved it! KI could also add some other flats at the same time. I'm glad Holiday World still has their round up. What happened to KI's?

The Beast only has 3 trains...

No... That's from Voyage.

You DO post a lot here... I'm not saying you should stop posting, though!

Not even knowing about it.

Probably not.

They were having some technical problems with the fireworks that day. Fireworks are still scheduled for every day the park closes at 10 pm or later.

Proof? And you should be glad it's still there. They could have removed it if they wanted to.

And there's six of them?

How do I get a username change? Update: I got it changed from "hookyboysb" to this. And on my birthday, too!

IMO, if you're a vegetarian, you should just eat outside of the park. It's much cheaper, and what most other season passholders already do. And you don't know what the "vegetarian" stuff is made with. Good job putting this together, though. If I was a vegetarian, I would use it.

I think KI/CF is currently looking at HW to see if the Timberliners work well, and SFoT to see if the Iron Horse track works.

Are you talking about The Beast or SoB?

Will they even bother with removing the parking lot?

For #1, I voted for 6, but it could use 3 too. For #2, I voted for 1. For #3, I voted for 4.

My first coaster was The Great Pumpkin Coaster as Top Cat's Taxi Jam. My first big coaster? I don't know. I would say all of the coasters with 48" height requirements when I went to KI in 2004.

I don't see how that's possible. Weren't ride ops supposed to check for loose articles back then?

Probably the wireless signal.

I'm glad no one was hurt. It could have been much, much worse. From my understanding, the palm trees are safe? Oh, happy 1,000th post Oldiesmann!

Then why is there a steel coaster in Holiday World? Granted, it's small, but still...

Screamscape has reported that there is unpainted B&M track at the plant in Batavia, OH: http://www.screamsca...try_news.htm#BM