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I don't know, that barn might be for important storage...

Is this just me or does anyone else think that X-Base is perfect for a $40 million dollar expansion like they did with Action Zone in 99' It could use a few new rides and maybe a resteraunt and some restrooms. I'm not talking anytime soon. Probably like in 6 or 7 years or so...

I think that a simple paint job would definitely draw a lot more people to ride it. The rusting paint is just an overall turn-off I think. I too think it's a great ride. And deserves at least a little bit care. The ride is treated like it doesn't even exist.

Disney Park? Well, your probably right. I went to Disneyland a year ago and it was great. The only thing I despised about was the wretched "Fast Pass" system they have their. It makes the line for people without fastpasses move EXTREMELY slow. I'd much rather have the Disney Parks not have even have the "Fast Passes" in a few years. I know this was a little off topic but I wanted to express my opinion...

CP could probably demolish the least popular hotel property and fit a small coaster in there...maybe.

Is this just me or does anyone else think that KI will definitely have 18 or 19 coasters at some period in time? Or will Cedar Fair never let any of it's parks have more coasters than their beloved and flagship park, Cedar Point? Will KI ever be as good as Cedar Point? Kings Island has more than enough land to do so. But the only problem is money... Anyone else have thoughts about this?

There is? Boy was I wrong. What are these coasters?

I think different glasses make different shapes maybe.

I once saw a guy who looked dead on like George Lopez waiting in line for Diamondback. He was wearing shades and had his hair done like George Lopez too.

It was an estimated guess...don't freak out

I agree, it's not worth paying nearly $30 million dollars on a ride that lasts 20 seconds long or so.

Honestly, I don't think any coaster will be built to be taller or faster than Kingda Ka for loooooong time. At least not in this economy...

That's highly unlikely... Just my thought.

Very sad but your right. There are those who gladly would have paid for that...as they had disabled relatives and/or friends who would have come to the park IF there had been trams...paid or not...Some people have difficulty walking but don't (in some cases, yet) own their own wheelchairs...and the park, like most, will not allow rental chairs out of the park itself, not even in the parking lot (for fairly obvious reasons, sadly). That's sad. If employees aren't even allowed free soda, any hope for all you can drink soda being included with admission is very slim. Then again, water is a better choice for hydration anywho. You are so right terpy, There are more people than we think, I have a few family members who need these trams. My mom and dad visit the park weekly. It takes them a few hours to just make it around the park after taking many breaks for health reasons. On the way out of the park they always say they wish the trams were there for them. I think people forget the fact that KI is visited my many patrons from every walk of life. Everyone there is not there to ride a coaster. Actually my parents said they would go to the park twice a week if they had trams. I consider the trams part of the ride experience. Going to Kings Island as a kid in the mid 70's and riding the trams to the front gate added to the excitement. When the park closed it did not matter if the car was in the first few rows we always rode the tram. A great way to end the day when you were tuckered out from a long day. Boy, was I wrong!

That's hilarious! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flight_Deck_(Kings_Island)