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As of today, when I rode Red Racer, all of the Monster cars had been removed and placed aside.

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Skylab! It's been so long now, eh?

Now #4!

Circuit City would work too. Budweiser will sponsor anything :-) Anywho sounds good gota see if its a day I have my daughter or not Why not go for a local sponsor?! I say we ask Swallen's.

They manage to put millions of people on a small island on the east coast, which straddles two rivers. Sure, they may not live in spacious single-family homes like most of us on here do, but it works quite well. Not saying Cedar Point needs to take density to a severe extreme, but I'm using such a built environment as an example as to why Cedar Point isn't really running out of room...

I just bought two tickets using a MacBook in Chrome.

If it weren't for Delirium and Sling Shot being there, King Cobra gone, and Invertigo (Face/Off) changing color, you could swear this bottom photo was taken in early 1999.

He moved away... and now he's back. I don't think he goes to KI much anymore now, though. I actually managed to run into him on KI&MVRR (the train) back in May, and it was a great surprise to catch up after a few years.

If it's called International Street, why not a modern, International Style front gate structure? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_style_(architecture)

I say give the structure a neo-modern make-over, and renovate the International Restaurant space. The front gate building may look dated but it still has life to it. Replacing it with a traditional-looking front gate like you'd see at other CF parks is overkill, and a waste of opportunity, space, and money.

Surf Cincinnati was located in a suburban area along the northern stretch of I-275, so it wasn't so much a "less desirable" part of town, but however, a bit off the beaten path, as it was at the end of a cul-de-sac in a commercial/industrial district of Forest Park. That, and they hadn't really kept the place in great shape the last several years it was open.

^ Yes. It will feature music from the early 1980s. [emphasis mine] That, right there, is theme enough. Don't see how they can't put the songs and some decor together.

They will most likely start their "Buy Now, Pay Later" program, where you can place your order for a 2012 pass, and print out a voucher that you can give as a gift. You give the park your credit/debit card number, and they don't charge the account until April, I believe.

And you're left wondering why the park would even promote an event that plays with tasers... http://www.wcpo.com/dpp/news/local_news/investigations/ITeam-Can-Tasers-kill