Diamondback96

Doesn't change my opinion that it's good, though! In fact, I don't really care what type of "ice cream" it is!

About 142 miles. It takes about 2 hours and 30 minutes to get there.

It was showing in the post box, but when I went to edit it, it wasn't there...

The sign probably looked more like this, from what Terpy's saying: Brightened it up in Paint.NET.

...nor Beast today. EDIT: As I can't post the image for some reason, I'll just link to the blog: http://kingsislandin...r.blogspot.com/

Tell him to put a coaster in his yard.

I didn't even notice that post!

Knotts are not happy about the sale: http://www.sanduskyregister.com/articles/2009/12/30/front/1830160.txt

That map still has NU.

This makes me think that the economy won't be improving for a LONG time.

You CAN edit the subtitle. You just have to use the full editor on the first post.

It's not the trains (although SoB's current trains probably don't help the roughness at all), it's the track!

And since you want asphalt, DO NOT hang out in NU or BB.They are concrete paradises.

Gilroy Gardens is not owned by CF. It's kind of like CGA, but the rides are not owned by CF, either.

I would say today. O, I made a mistake! Thankyou!! Today is my 6 months on KIC No problem.

I would say today.

So just the horses are stored? Not the rest of the carousel? And how can they sell it to another CF park? Looks like someone didn't proofread this!

How would it decrease sales? If anything, sales would increase!

LOL Terpy! You never fail to make us laugh! Well, I guess parks opened in the 70's and 80's just got lucky, because they stopped building parks in the 90's.

No, not the former president. The cat. Edit: This was meant to be at Avatar, not Terpy.

http://themeparks.about.com/cs/usparks/a/othernew2004_2.htm That article doesn't say anything about central Indiana. But this one does: http://www.negative-g.com/Entercitment/garfield1.html So here we can talk about what could have been, and what could be done with the land. BTW: In the second link, it shouldn't be too hard to figure out the coaster at the left side. And here's a topic from 2007 about this and the Old Indiana park: http://www.KICentral.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=9986&st=0&p=164004&hl=garfield%20amusement%20park&fromsearch=1entry164004 In my opinion, this park would have had been popular. If you look at Holiday World, it's not near any major roads as far as I know, and they are adding two multi-million dollar rides in a row.

See, Cedar Fair? A Christmas event can be successful, but only if you do it right!

So they may have interest in the Los Angeles area?

http://www.nflgridir...plan-b-oakland/ Did someone who was learning English write that?

I don't think that's what he meant. (emphasis added)