FunForward

[stashua123]

Look at this article! Itshows how much each of the parks make by a pie and matt ouimets plans!

http://newsplusnotes.blogspot.com/2012/01/cedar-fair-is-looking-fun-forward.html

[The Interpreter]

Wow. Just think if all the parks sold pie!

[jcgoble3]

Look at the date on that blog post. This is old news. In fact, it's probably been posted about here on KIC months ago.

[SonofBaconator]

Look at this article! Itshows how much each of the parks make by a pie and matt ouimets plans!

http://newsplusnotes...un-forward.html

so they made Cedar Point more fun than the rest? big surprise

[TombRaiderFTW]

^ That's a revenue chart... also essentially known as profit. If the largeness of the Cedar Point slice indicates more fun, then the only reason Cedar Point is more fun than the rest is because you helped make it that way by purchasing admission/food/whatever.

[TTD-120-420]

Don't forget about hotels. That's where they make the most.

[kblanken]

Knott's isn't purple on the chart, but instead Kings Island is? Cedar Fair is obviously ruining Knott's historical atmosphere or whatever ...

♫I prefer boysenberry; more than any ordinary jam.♫

[vortexfan]

^ That's a revenue chart... also essentially known as profit.

Profit is revenue less costs. The two should not be used interchangeably as they are very different things.

[Original]

I skimed over the reveiw, its nice. But I actually enjoyed reading about KI. I learned a little more about SOB, since I really didnt know anything about it, exept that it was a big pile of wood. (Just Kidding SoB is a really neat piece of architecture)

http://newsplusnotes.blogspot.com/search/label/Kings%20Island

[The Interpreter]

...if not very good at serving its intended purpose reliably, safely and enduringly.

[TombRaiderFTW]

^ That's a revenue chart... also essentially known as profit.

Profit is revenue less costs. The two should not be used interchangeably as they are very different things.

I stand corrected! The intent remains the same, though: part of why Cedar Point's pie slice is as large as it is is because of money spent at the park.