Diamondbacker

http://www.gocomics....gnes/2012/10/14

Oh, understood. Thanks for letting me know!

That would be so cool, but I think the building is going to have the same fate as Wolf Pack. They have most of the props still on site, I would guess, if people are seeing them at Haunt, so it probably wouldn't be too costly. I would love to have PT back, but I'm not sure if it would work in the Crypt building. Just wouldn't be the same. Maestro wouldn't be able to sit high up and watch us as we enter into his long closed theater.

We have a lot of people living in Ohio, giving us 16 Representatives in the House. Add them to our 2 Senators and we have 18 Electoral College votes. A candidate needs 270 Electoral College votes to win, so if a candidate wins Ohio's EC votes, it's very beneficial to his or her chances.

I liked the knowing wink. Thanks! I guess I know some of the inside jokes of KI Central.

Cool idea! I think it's weird to still have that 20 ft. section of the rose bowl left. I'm sure it's gone by now. Does anyone know?

Who is CoasterBob62?

Well, only for the past 16 years. WEBN all the way.

http://www.gocomics.com/agnes/2012/10/14

I'm not even active as much on Facebook anymore. All of the "Truth is...?" and the "to be honest?" statuses were annoying me.

Technically, it is. For them, it isn't.

When will the world end? When, where, and how will I die? Is there a stairway to heaven?

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Notice I didn't say that the inversion caused the problem at all. I simply said that we all know about a wooden roller coaster with an inversion, Son of Beast(used to, at least).

^Good point. That's why I'm not sure if I would ride it. We all know about wooden roller coasters with inversions.

I just found out about this coaster. Wow. I think I would ride it, but I'm just iffy about a double barrel roll on a wood coaster. It looks to be stable, and it wouldn't be built had it not been safe, but you never know.

Okay, I know its somewhat out of context, but just wanted to make sure: Were they stuck for almost 4 hours at the top while seated at a 45o angle, or in the position in which the ride starts (straight down)?

Where did you find this?

I still hope one of them posts a video of the first hill coming down.

^Wow, really? They'd take the footers out? They want absolutely nothing left from this ride at all. No nostalgia or anything.

Well, you can have the park open 10-4, ERT at 9, then shut down for three hours and re-open at 7 for Haunt. Also, I think that children under a set age should not be allowed to go into Halloween Haunt at all. When I was there two Saturdays ago, at about 8 o' clock, I was still seeing some strollers. They were leaving the park, but still it's Halloween Haunt. Also, while in Slaughterhouse, there was a group of boys, none of them older than eleven, walking behind my group. They were being really obnoxious, cussing at all of the actors who jumped out at them. In MFCoT, there were some adults behind leading around a girl who looked no older than seven.I don't know about her, but I was very frightened by the maze. Guests should try to listen to management when they say: (from the Haunt webpage) EDIT: What is MFCoV?

Here you go. http://www.flickr.com/photos/76097690@N03/8120891857/in/photostream

He's right. Come on everyone, we must never assume. You know what happens when we assume?

^Agreed. I'd like a connecting pathway between Action Zone and X-Base, like many on here.

Reviving an old topic, but great job with the report! The history of Fearfest/Haunt was really cool to see. Some of the mazes of the past seem better than the current ones. Thanks for your great amount of effort. I wish I would have been there in the first few years of Fearfest. Fearfest should have been kept as the name. Also, would anyone else have liked to see the new-old SOB trains used as decorations?