The only thing that I will miss from Fearfest, although at the time it was just a tactic for movie sales, is the showing of horror movies in the Paramount Theater. I'm just seeing how many people agree with or scoff that feature. Going in there for me was a good way to sit down for 15 minutes while being entertained, and it was cool as you could go in and leave freely. If modificated a little, like playing films like Psycho or Suspiria instead of The Grudge and stuff like that, I think that this would have been a nice feature for Fearfest. But Fearfest is gone and it is pretty likely that this will not happen at The Haunt. Oh well.

The only thing that I will miss from Fearfest, although at the time it was just a tactic for movie sales, is the showing of horror movies in the Paramount Theater. I'm just seeing how many people agree with or scoff that feature. Going in there for me was a good way to sit down for 15 minutes while being entertained, and it was cool as you could go in and leave freely. If modificated a little, like playing films like Psycho or Suspiria instead of The Grudge and stuff like that, I think that this would have been a nice feature for Fearfest. But Fearfest is gone and it is pretty likely that this will not happen at The Haunt. Oh well.

Unlikely? Yes. Impossible? No.

However, it'd be a difficult sell to get people to go in and watch a movie after paying an upcharge.

Kennywood does it...and they don't even have season passes to worry about.

Amazing that park is.

Assuming that next year there even IS an upcharge.

Plans change. Heck, even ownerships change. No one KNOWS with absolute 100 percent certainty who will own Kings Island, or any other park for that matter, next autumn.

^One thing new at KW next season is the dark ride revamp! I think everyone would agree it's much needed. -Hauntguy