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It was scripted that way. Otherwise a lot of people would have hated the Miracle film for being inaccurate.

I don’t like to complain but there was something that I discovered. If you take your Lantern into Madame Fatale’s during haunt you’ll get yelled at, even though there’s a sign indicating one can use the lantern.

Here’s a look at the lantern attraction. Overall it’s highly worth it.

How much did the lamp cost?

What is the Air-Speed Velocity of an Unladen Swallow? All jokes aside, what was the most difficult ride to market?

Just throwing this out, KI’s model is modified layout to allow the rafts to cross the finish line besides each other. The second launch was replaced with a high speed turn and airtime drop. It’s cool to note that from all the published information, this water coaster appears to be the steepest, fastest, and have the largest drop.

They have the list published on the KIC website.

Tipping is a good way to help support workers salaries while keeping food prices low. It’s been that way for awhile. There has been numerous studies on how tipping ensures that prices remain low, and people are paid. Look at restaurants that don’t provide tips. Notice how the price of McDonalds, Skyline, and Five Guys have skyrocketed like crazy.

Here’s one of many articles outside the Cincinnati market that mentioned it.

Additionally, there was coverage of it in Dayton, Columbus, and was talked about by attendees of Coastermania. Everyone knew the event was going on.

Just a sad event. I hope he and the ride ops make a full recovery.

The timing is perfect because it’s the 40th anniversary of the first major enthusiast event in park history - AcCE Spring Conference. That year heralded the opening of King Cobra: