http://www.starbeacon.com/local/local_story_272214454.html

I can't wait for it to come out. I want to buy a copy of it.

"Attendance was disappointing — down more than 12 percent," Jacques said. "This did not discourage the executives who ran Six Flags (Premier changed its name in the merger)) and in 2001, they purchased the neighboring Sea World of Ohio from Anheuser Busch for $110 million."

Six Flags named the new mega theme park "Six Flags World of Adventure" with one gate. Admission rose to $40.

Attendance fell sharply from 2001 to 2003, according to Jacques.

For those who still believe that attendance was great and things were that much better under SF.

Is he still working on a Kings Island book?

Did I read that three Cedar Fair executives purchased the park in 1969? Is there any truth to that?

Yes, you read that. And yes, it was true.