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Wow. I'm not sure whether of not I like the RCT3 version of the first 2 rooms of the saucer better than our current ones! I also like how they had the score to the ride on there! n_n

Kings Island is practically the same (if not better) now, so I am positively perplexed so as to why you are pondering about precarious pleasant points in time that are perpetually similar.

Could that be a contributing reason so as to why Diamondback does not ride as smooth as, say, 2009 (ish)? Different wheels?

I can only imagine the slogan: "Cedar Point Souther! Further South than Cedar Point, even FURTHER South than Cedar Point South, and you have this amazing Cedar Point mock-up!"

I never said it roars like all the other B&M's, I just stated that it still does roar. I has been silenced a bit, but I don't know how they would have done that. Who knows and would like to explain that to me? The roar and the fireworks complaints go hand in hand. Why would you purposefully move in next to an amusement park and immediately complain about noises? It's to be expected that you may hear a little something from an amusement park when you live next door, and your noise tolerance should be subject to change.

Diamondback still retains the B&M roar.

Not gonna happen.

Isn't that what your feet are for?

It is part of the ToS. In fact, all of your posts look like that. Did you even read the ToS? http://www.KICentral...rms-of-service/ EDIT: Kid with the Banshee eyes beat me!

^^Nice run on sentence, dude. CF is spending $30 big bucks on the Point this year. They are also ripping up concrete, buildings, 2 rides, and more.

I wonder if anyone feels like I'm bipolar, now.

^I'm confused so as to what you mean. You like the train or you do not?

I'd like for it to not go to the waterpark. Removing the SC station would do, no need for new tracks/ layout!

Thanks, Terp. I now read over my comment in context, and indeed, I truly did mean impeccable. I have no idea what I was thinking above, I guess I blame auto-correct (and Paramount) too much!

^I suppose you plan on renaming Thunder Alley as part of the new path?

LOL, I think that was auto-correct on my iPod! But I 'spose some head banging could be "perfect"!

^Although, the yeti is broken. I was lucky enough to have experienced the yeti before they made the switch to the sillouhete (sp?) projection, which looks flat out cheap and not-Disney in my opinion. Haunted Mansion is terrific, as is Space Moutain and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. If you don't mind the crazy song stuck in your head all day, It's a Small World is worth a go, too. I also reccommend riding Tower of Terror (which I believe also has tiered seating), Rockin' Roller Coaster (though I find Flight of Fear to be far superior in terms of ride experience), the log flume found in Norway, Expedition Everest, Kali River Rapids, and, if open, Test Track. I'm sorry I can't be of much help in other regards, but I didn't really pay too much attention to where we ate and other things of the like. Hope you have a great day!

Delirium ride op: "As we come around to check your restraints, please do not swing your legs. For some reason, we do not like to be kicked." The Adventure Express separator was whistling the Raider's March. Flight Deck driver: "We'll take you swooping, turning, and crashing into the Son of Beast."

When I saw this thread, I thought something to the effect of "Sorry, mate. But I don't fancy male stripper movies." But then I read it.

^That fits WindSeeker more than Vortex. Vortex doesn't strike me as elegant.

You rode in the back seat.. Of Vortex... At Kings Island. What were you realistically expecting? The smoothest ride in the world? If you want to ride a great and smooth ride on Vortex, ride 5-1. Sitting in the back on Vortex and complaining you had a rough ride is just plain stupid.

Coasterbob62. Without a doubt.

I was anticipating this TR! Glad you had a great day, and built many memories at the park. Also, I was quoting (I believe) MF2000CMH, who was quoting Stalkerchick, who said craptastic. Hehe

Humor me. How would a seasonal intern know something huge about the park? Don't forget, the terrain of that area of the park is not flat, but rather is filled with steep ravines. You of all people should know that this would require a lot of work to get people walking across the land, because you apparently have insider information.