Works fine with Safari...

IE fails to load it also. Attempting to bring it up in it's own tab just gives the generic "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage". Those are the only two browsers I have.

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Maybe this will work? Weird.

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Maybe this will work? Weird.

That works for me.

I noticed that sign last month. Not only did they not fix both instances of "Boomerang Bay", but the closing time is now 8:00 pm, not 7:00 pm.

When you go to The Haunt, you have to ride the train to get to The Haunt the train takes you to.

Don't know if anyone else was there or maybe heard about this, but a couple of years ago my girlfriend and I were riding the train and the train just started to leave the station and something caught the water tower and knocked something apart, or yanked something off or something and water started pouring all over the top and into the train. Lots of people got wet and the train came to an immediate stop and they closed it down for a while. Not sure exactly what happened because it all happened so fast and was unexpected, but it sure was crazy! You don't expect to see a huge outpouring of water on the train as you're leaving the station! Did anyone else witness this or have any information?

In my youth, during summer vacation, my cousins and I would walk over to the playground at Western Row School, which was in the midst of what used to be peaceful, waving fields of corn and wheat; a place from which you could see the Eiffel Tower rising over the distant tree line. Aside from the occasional passing vehicle, the only sounds were the gentle, warm breeze, songbirds, the light buzz of cicadas in the trees of the nearby creek, and the distinctive, harmonic multi-chime whistle of Kings Island's Train echoing across the verdant, pastoral countryside that was once Mason's signature landscape.

Many of the sounds of Kings Island have changed or disappeared over the decades (the orchestral soundtrack of International Street, the mechanical Band Organ of the Grand Carousel, the "Chicken Dance" Clock above Festhaus, to name a few. If ever the KIMVRR whistle falls silent, the park will have surely died for me.

While riding the train a few days ago, I noticed a few things. 1. the commentator was more lively and told more of a theme to the train 2. BB is still on the sign ! In rememberance of our past member RailRoader,

I only ride the train at Halloween Haunt for the haunted trail or to go to Soak City

Well sir you are missing a good ride! I love to just sit and ride it around the whole track. It's relaxing and gets a good little breeze going!