kingsislandfan1972

I voted for 3 coasters, Banshee, Diamondback, and El Toro. El Toro is a really intense wooden roller coaster, I rode it once before, and I highly reccomend riding it.

Theres also another remnant of Phantom Theater that wasnt mentioned, as you exit the ride look on the wall, they are the same candles on the wall since Phantom Theater was there.

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In my opinion, they are just legends, if there has many sightings of these creatures, then you would think that there would be more evidence to support it. I'm just being rational.

Agreed, Kings Island will reveal The Beast when the time is right

That is actually really awesome, they should also consider putting a POV video of The Beast when your waiting in line.

A very good video of this is when AdamTheWoo visited here. Heres a link to the video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QABtLVb9zkc

In MIchigan, there are only Michigan's Adventures and Cedar Point tickets at Krogers, so I would have to buy them when we go down down there. I really wish that they would consider selling Kings Island tickets in Michigan.

I was wondering where to get the cheapest 2-day tickets for Kings Island are. Is it cheaper buying them at the park, Krogers, or online? I don't know right now because we don't live in Ohio, and I was wondering if anybody knew.

They should bring that back, I would love to see it return. Also I would like to see the carts race, they do it sometimes but most of the time they start each car at a different time.

I wonder if they would ever consider making a souviner cup specifically for every part of the park, like for Action Zone, International Street, Coney Mall, etch. They could design each cup to look like that part of the park, I would collect them all!

I have'nt had this problem before because I havent rode it since it was The Beastie.

Oh and welcome to KICentral! The best place to discuss Kings Island .

Random memory: I remember the first time I rode the Wild Thornberry Log Ride, it was fun at first, until a loud voice nearly scared the daylights out of me, when you went into the that Powder Magazine thing, (this is before RFYLCB.) Then there was monkeys and that snake! I hated that snake, (the one with mist coming out of its mouth.) But I did like the part when you go down the hill and the elephant squirted you. But for a few years, I closed my eyes for a majority of the time. Now that I'm older, I think it would be cool if the animal effects would be awesome on RFYLCB, I would love to see these return to the ride.

A Triotech dark ride that shows the origin of The Beast, now that would be awesome!

I see what you did there .

It looks like to me, that the claws of The Beast look like metal claws. So a theory of mine is that in the future a science experiment went wrong between animal and robot, thus creating The Beast, this may be silly but what do you think? http://negative-g.com/kings-island/2005/closing/PKI-11-6-2005-Beast-1.jpg

If you want to cool off for a little while, instead of getting wet at the park, go on Delirium. The reason why I say this is because when you are riding the ride you can feel the air intensly, and it will cool you off even on the hottest days.

Don't forget to visit Soak City!

It is the best place to eat in Action Zone, also I believe you can kinda see Congo Falls.

I don't mind waiting in line because the ride is always worth the wait. The longest line I waited last year was Diamondback, Banshee had a long line too but it seems it goes quicker than Diamondback.

When you see Kings Island selfies on Facebook and Twitter.

I honsestly didn't know, thank you for clearing that up for me, but I honestly still don't trust carnivals.

Very similar to the You Know When Its Off-Season thread, but instead of off-season its on-season.

I DESPISE carnivals for many reasons. The rides never get tested, and even if you do they are they are in such crappy condition that I wouldn't go on them anyways. Are carnies even trained to operate rides?(Probally not.) More people get injured on carnival rides than they do on amusement park rides, I don't support carnivals in any way, and whenever I'm asked to go to a carnival I always reject in going. Now at amusement parks they do test runs before the park even opens. I feel safe at an amusement park because I know that the ride operators actually knows what they're doing and are paying attention to the ride, while at a carnival they push a button or turn a lever, and turn around and smoke.