Dill

There's so much potential for them to create an amazing coaster of just about any kind with all the dips and hills. I hope we get news or hints of what's to come like they did with Dinosaurs Alive. How long before it was announced did they start doing the clues?

That awkward moment when you're completely, entirely wrong.

Talk about some lawsuits..... Never said SOB... We're talking about Adventure Express

...although it WOULD be nice to see them do something new with the final lift before the station. I always get hyped up at that part. I doubt those trains are capable of it without modification but a 90 degree drop would be awesome right out of that lift... Just a thought. Although It would be so cool for Dill's idea to happen, Im gonna have to agree with the crypt. Plus Most people ride it because practicly everyone in the family can ride it. If it had that 90 degree drop I know my mom wouldnt ride it. Maybe not a drop, but how about a double helix! That'd be fun with a launch

Lol at the off-topicness of this thread:) its deffinately entertaining though

I understand your point but I just think a little more thrilling section would o nicely at that part. They could then use a themed launch(dynamite? Mine collapse?) to get back up to the station. Although that's likely never going to happen its a pretty neat idea, no?

...although it WOULD be nice to see them do something new with the final lift before the station. I always get hyped up at that part. I doubt those trains are capable of it without modification but a 90 degree drop would be awesome right out of that lift... Just a thought.

(First of all, this is my first post in over a week and Im so happy to be back!!!) ^^ That sounds AWESOME. But They need to smooth it out first . What Wouk it take to smooth it out? I saw a video from before the Son of Beast era and it was sooooo smooth it was unnatural! I'd love to see it back to that again

It's correct this time

I obviously did the n's myself

You're right, I go to the University of CinciNNati but I don't know how to spell it.

... A suburb of Cincinatti. that's my point, if a man born in China, who studied in the US can design the entrance to the Louve and the Rock and Roll Hall of fame in a manner that they look as similar to each other as the Eiffel Tower build during the World's Fair and the Eiffel Tower built in 1972 (or 75), there really isn't a Parisian architectural style. At any rate, Kings Island is most definently not a suburb of Cincinatti. Cincinnati perhaps, but definently not cincinatti It's listed as a suburb of Cincinatti. Hate to burst your bubble Then whomever listed it as a suburb of CincinaTTi is most definently wrong. Ok now you're just being a smart a$$. Excuse my iPod for messing up and putting in to T's instead of n's

... A suburb of Cincinatti. that's my point, if a man born in China, who studied in the US can design the entrance to the Louve and the Rock and Roll Hall of fame in a manner that they look as similar to each other as the Eiffel Tower build during the World's Fair and the Eiffel Tower built in 1972 (or 75), there really isn't a Parisian architectural style. At any rate, Kings Island is most definently not a suburb of Cincinatti. Cincinnati perhaps, but definently not cincinatti It's listed as a suburb of Cincinatti. Hate to burst your bubble

I know, it boo blasters, I'm just saying its about time for a new family ride

It IS about time for a family ride that's actually a coaster though. How old is stunt track? That's the newest we've got

"Mason is a suburb of Cincinnati in the southwestern part of Ohio. Mason proved to be one of the fastest growing communities in the state in the past decade. The town was named after the Revolutionary War veteran William Mason who purchased 640 acres of land in 1803, which is now a part of downtown Mason. The town was just involved in farming for a very long time and even in 1970 had only a few thousand residents. However, currently, it is a booming suburb of Cincinnati with good schools, beautiful neighborhoods and a good economy for many large businesses."

... A suburb of Cincinatti.

I'm guessing more than 1 visitor has walked thru the main gates and instantly thought of Paris, so I guess they figured it out. Or, perhaps they could have IM Pei design a brand new opening into the park, but then people may start questioning if they're in Cleveland or France. Kings Island is in Cincinatti....

When someone thinks of France they automatically think of Paris. Therefore French architecture should look like that in Paris on intl st. Same goes for Italy. Most people think of Rome/Venice/ etc, so that is the type of architecture they should reflect back to IS. it's not hard to figure out. And yes, I've been to Germany(cologne and baumholder), France(Paris), and Italy(Rome, Venezia, Bari)

That's exactly what I was thinking! That was the ultimate slap to the face to the person who said theyd be closed!

That's exactly what I was thinking! That was the ultimate slap to the face to the person who said theyd be closed!

I know what props are but I've never seen any in the paramour story... We are talking about the area with waterfalls and the big brick fence with the wraught iron right?

I'm so confused! Could you explain the props? I'm a 90's kid so maybe I just missed them?

They should also close thunder alley... And never. Re-open it. Again.

There were props? I know there were signs with the story but I dont remember props