What is lame to one, can be awesome to others.

What's lame to me.. is usually even more lame to the people I'm explaining it to.

Honestly, even though I loved the old system, and wish it had never gone away. I still kinda like the crypt. I like the 2 times you go upside down, how it's all slow and you're pushed against your restraints. Sure it's not as exciting, but it's a nice cool off, it's fun on the flips, and you can actually have a nice ride if you would lower your expectations a bit.

My expectations are lower than others on this forum.. but all of this is already being discussed elsewhere..

Guy behind me on Adventure Express to his girlfriend, after the last lifthill: "This used to be an Indiana Jones ride."

Intoxicated man walking through Snoopy's Starlight Spectacular: "Look at that! The tower's even f***in' Charlie Brown'd up!"

Intoxicated man walking through Snoopy's Starlight Spectacular: "Look at that! The tower's even f***in' Charlie Brown'd up!"

You know, that was my first thought... LOL. Then I saw it at night and all was made right. (sorry for the cheap rhyme there!)

On Backlot Stunt Coaster, awhile back -

The train was launched out of the station, but I guess it didn't get enough speed, so it didn't make the top, then went down backwards. The ride had stopped, the guys were saying, "Sorry for the inconvenience", and one lady says, "I didn't know it went backwards!"

LOL that was a good one .

Yes they do but instead of saying you need to turn around you could have explained to him why he had to turn around and how that was reserved parking. A lot of people do not read signs nor do they go to websites. Not everyone is in the web world as we know it.

So a guest ignoring a clearly posted sign is the parks fault?

I did not say it was but as we all know guests do not read signs and sometimes you have to give explanation. And when a guest is just told to turn around it would have been appropriate to explain why so they understand. Once again it is about the patron employee relationship.

Oh, I understand. Just my two cents.

You have one more cent than me I only have one lol

I found a penny today on the ground, purple. I will save it for you when I see you so you can have 2.

Thanks Just think in a little over a year at penny a day I can buy me a Coke, well maybe longer if they raise prices again next year

In line for Vortex.

Guy in front: You know, this building used to be a haunted house.

Me: Just giggling behind him!

Although when it was Bat it did have an ambiance of a haunted house

I know. Thats why it looks like that. But not a real "Haunted House" like the one at Camden Park or something.

Although when it was Bat it did have an ambiance of a haunted house

That girl just fell! Someone call an ambiance!

I guess this should be under guests do the darnest things. At any rate, has anyone noticed a trend of junior high age boys taking off their shirts during a coaster ride and waving it around? What's that all about? One of these days I'm going to grab that shirt from their hand and throw it to the ground. Then they will have some explaining to do when they get back to the station. It is really downright annoying to have someone's sweaty shirt waved in my face.

I guess this should be under guests do the darnest things. At any rate, has anyone noticed a trend of junior high age boys taking off their shirts during a coaster ride and waving it around? What's that all about? One of these days I'm going to grab that shirt from their hand and throw it to the ground. Then they will have some explaining to do when they get back to the station. It is really downright annoying to have someone's sweaty shirt waved in my face.

Seems to me like you answered your own question I had a problem with that while I was in the park yesterday, and I was actually talking with my ride partner for the day about doing the same thing you'd like to do, but the fact of the matter is that it's really not going to do a whole lot to stop the problem, sadly enough :\

^Actually I wouldn't go that far-I'm not that mean. But its certainly nice to think about.

Well, they took their shirt off. So they CLEARLY didn't want it anymore. I'd say you'd be doing them a service by taking it off of (out of?) their hands

Good point, Justin. ( lol. )

^Actually I wouldn't go that far-I'm not that mean. But its certainly nice to think about.

As I read your post, I was left thinking that I really couldn't see you actually doing that!

Although I would join you in hoping that they did accidentally let go.

Guy at gold pass parking where I was this morning...

ME: Sir, Can I see your gold pass??.

Him: I don't have a gold pass.

Me:well, then you need t

o turn around.

He gets angry and drives off cursing me.

Moral is: people WILL NOT time to read and understand and yet they get mad at me...Like it my fault you cannot take time and have patientance to read the website.

You should have called the police and had him arrested!

Oh, I understand. Just my two cents.

I dont need to hear your two cents on how I save two cents.

I was gonna say that to the next person that said two cents, so nothing personal.

On Delirium yesterday, I heard a girl telling her friend that CP had the same ride, but it's bigger and holds 100 riders at a time.

A few weeks ago while I was walking past picnic grove to BB Some people holding park map asked us " Is this the way to The Beast?" and I kindly told them they were on the complete opposite side of the park and showed them the right way! I guess sometimes when you go there a lot it is easy t forget that even with a park map people still get confused!

On Delirium yesterday, I heard a girl telling her friend that CP had the same ride, but it's bigger and holds 100 riders at a time.

And next summer, you KNOW guests are going to tell other guests that WindSeeker at Cedar Point (or Canada's Wonderland, or Knott's Berry Farm) is far, far superior to the one at Kings Island...it's bigger, it's taller, it goes faster, it seats more people, and on and on and on....and there will be no telling them otherwise. I, for one, won't even try.

In line for Mantis at Cedar Point, a mother says to her daughter, "I wonder how many times they lose Top Thrill Dragster in the clouds..."

Luckily for me, the train for mantis was about to fall down it's first big drop, so when I immediately said, "Wow!..." (In a tone that clearly show's how surprised I am) I was able to point at it, as if I wasn't replying to her comment. I would've kept my mouth closed... but I just blurted that out so fast.

At the park the other day:

My friend "When are they going to take the loop out of SOB and re-open it"