*Didn't realize you could use conjunctions to start sentences*

I wish they would stop calling Boob Blasters and Planet Snoopy "new".

This is the first time I've heard about this "Boob Blasters" ride. That's news to me.

*Didn't realize you could use conjunctions to start sentences*

No different than an implied subject of I...

Accompanying photos from the preview, now online, may perhaps redeem, to some extent, that sad excuse for an article:

http://projects.daytondailynews.com/cache/galleries/Entertainment/General%20Entertainment/2010kingsisland/

I don't understand what was so wrong with the first article posted....I didn't see any grammer problems......

I don't understand what was so wrong with the first article posted....I didn't see any grammer problems......

(emphasis added)

Oh, the irony....

Sorry, grammar.

I've got to say this looks great... Even better than Nick's introductory year. I especially like the bench statues... I always look for those type of things at theme parks. It really makes Kings Island's kids area seem more nostalgic, more classic looking.

I've been wondering, how does this compare to 'The Funtastic World of Hanna Barbera'?

In this Dayton Daily News picture, why does the fountain pool look brown?

Probably because the blue dye had not yet been added to the water?

You learn something new everyday! I always thought the bottom of the fountain's pool was painted light blue, and the water was clear. Apparently not! hahaha

Oh, the structure is painted, but the water is also dyed, I do believe...

Oh, the structure is painted, but the water is also dyed, I do believe...

well. i dont think its dyed, its treated like a swiming pool.

Most swimming pool water in large public facilities is also dyed. And copper sulfate is often added to artificial lakes, to prevent overgrowth of algae. It is not recommended in swimming pools.

http://www.aquasuper...ELAID=327044776

Most swimming pool water in large public facilities is also dyed. And copper sulfate is often added to artificial lakes, to prevent overgrowth of algae. It is not recommended in swimming pools.

http://www.aquasuper...ELAID=327044776

wouldnt the "Water" look blue tho? the fountain spray dont look blue.

It often did under Paramount...it is critical to keep the dye within recommended limits, or it will even stain. It is also possible that the algae preventer had not yet been added to the fountain water...or that the brownish-green color is some sort of weird photographic effect. That last one seems least likely. I bet the water does NOT look like that tomorrow.

It often did under Paramount...it is critical to keep the dye within recommended limits, or it will even stain. It is also possible that the algae preventer had not yet been added to the fountain water...or that the brownish-green color is some sort of weird photographic effect. That last one seems least likely. I bet the water does NOT look like that tomorrow.

i agree, when that photo was taken the pool was prolly recently filled and filter pumps prolly have not been turned on yet

Diamondback just completed its first run, The 2010 Season has started!!!

^But sadly, I can't make it.

On the webcam, people are exiting via the SRL...

They must be reriding!