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No. Cedar Fair passes do not provide entry to a Busch Gardens park.

The Woodstock Express? It has been running every time I've been at Kings Island. It uses trains though, which would explain the lack of cars on the track.

Last year I went to St. Louis and found American Thunder(Evel Knievel). It became a favorite, along with Phoenix. After those, I prefer Georgia Cylone, El Toro, Raven, Thunderhead, and The Voyage as my top 7. The Beast would be in there too, if I only included night rides.

If you wait until Halloween Haunt, the area might be open. Kings Island said something about using the area for whatever it is they have planned.

Go to SFoG and Dollywood. Carowinds ride lineup is just too similar to Kings Island. Six Flags Over Georgia was the first SF park I realized that telling someone to have a 'six flags day' wasn't an insult. Be sure to ride Monster Mansion if you go.

The E.T. ride is more like the Peter Pan ride at Disneyland. You get into a vehicle that is themed to a bicycle, with the E.T. guy in a basket on the front. Then you fly around over things.

Kings Island numbers include Soak City/Boomerang Bay.

Today there are fences with wheels and tables for bag inspections in front of the entrance.

Definitely Flight Deck in front.

It'll be on the edge of eight hours drive, but Hersheypark is one to keep in mind. They have a large selection of mostly good coasters and rides, a free zoo, and a free chocolate museum on site.

It looks like you didn't need to see the changes to enjoy them. Was the $8 you had to give them the difference to upgrade into preferred parking?

WindSeeker is running now, with park guests on it.

Yay, I earned a choice of cotton candy, hot popcorn, or car ride. I've been one time since they started counting, and purchased things three times. Only at the ice cream shop did an extra paper print out with a receipt. Another time, I'm not sure if they scanned it right, they scanned it after the sale was completed. Maybe I'll get credited for whatever the next person bought?

I don't notice any real differences from the old app, other than the map has GPS. The layout is shown with north on top though, and I am used to the top being east. If I try turning my phone around, the map flips itself around too. I hope there are more features that just haven't been added yet.

Oh, I meant that the good and hot fries are sold there.

Why? The fries at Cedar Point are even colder. Or did you get the fries from somewhere other than Rivertown Potato Works?

KI already has 5 Intamin rides.

http://www.focusmark.org/Default.aspx links to the same signup page, I found it using Google.

I was able to register. After I signed up, it gave me a free All Day Drinks Wristband certificate.

I thought Diamondback was more like: up, down, slight twist right, up, down, left, up, down, up, left turnaround, down, up(rattle)(trim), down, left into partial helix upward, brake, down, up, down, up, down, right into second helix, down, splash, up, downward slant, left turnaround, and station.

Busch Gardens Williamsburg - Apollo's Chariot Busch Gardens Tampa - Gwazi Camden Park - Big Dipper Carowinds - Woodstock Gliders Cedar Point - Maverick Columbus Zoo - Sea Dragon Coney Island - (spinning thing next to the lake by the pirate ship) Disney California Adventure - Turtle Talk with Crush or Tower Of Terror Disneyland - Space Mountain Dollywood - Thunderhead Dorney Park - Thunderhawk Hersheypark - Storm Runner Holiday World - Raven Kemah Boardwalk- Boardwalk Bullet Kings Dominion - Intimidator 305 Kings Island - Diamondback Knoebels - Phoenix Knott's Berry Farm - Xcelerator Lakemont Park - Skyliner Las Vegas - Manhattan Express NY Astroland - Cyclone Pacific Park - Santa Monica West Coaster 6FOG - Georgia Cyclone 6FA - Superman Ride Of Steel 6FNE - Superman Ride Of Steel 6FNJ - El Toro 6FMM - Apocolypse 6FStL - American Thunder 6FOT - Titan Stricker's Grove - Tornado Universal Studios Florida - Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit Universal Islands of Adventure - Doctor Doom's Freefall

Outer Hanks has been changed to Hank's Burrito Shack.

A few other new things I noticed today: -The Beast has new bins to put loose items. They are the same kind of three-compartment bins on Diamondback. -The Beast has new wood in a lot of places. My rides on it today were very smooth. -The Racer trains have a new logo on the front. The loading station has been changed a little bit too, and the exit gate has magnetic knobs to open. -New wheelchair ramp on the KI&MV train station.

There was also a goose that many people showed interest in. This bird was in Coney Mall, and seemed to have made a nest inside of a fountain. The area was blocked off, so I couldn't see for certain.

The cheesesteak without chips ended up being $7.98. Over at Rivertown Potato Works, the big bucket of fries dropped in price to $5.99.