Sorry if this has been discussed, for I did not go through the almost 700 posts in this topic, but has someone researched what was on the land before KI became into existence?

It was someone's farm. The house is still there, yet it is hidden by the walls of the Fort Washington theming on the train. There is a small graveyard in the parking lot near GWL.

EDIT: This thread has continually gone on for six years now. Sweet!

As I read more and more stories about Kings Island being haunted I'm starting to believe it is haunted.

So if you read more and more stories about Elvis being at Burger King, would you believe that Elvis is alive and goes to Burger King?

Terpy, just askin'

So if you read more and more stories about Elvis being at Burger King, would you believe that Elvis is alive and goes to Burger King?

Terpy, just askin'

Nope Elvis being at Burger King is nonsense.

Don't you mean Elvis being at Burger King is a whopper?

Sure haha you crack me up.

Kings Island is "Haunted" when it is October Halloween Haunt.

Kings Island is "Haunted" when it is October Halloween Haunt.

Only october?

So if you read more and more stories about Elvis being at Burger King, would you believe that Elvis is alive and goes to Burger King?

Terpy, just askin'

Where are these stories at sir?

-THE Insider

Yes, I think The King, would be good freinds with the OTHER King. lol

The stories can be found anywhere, out of all people I thought you know that. The insider.

So if you read more and more stories about Elvis being at Burger King, would you believe that Elvis is alive and goes to Burger King?

Terpy, just askin'

Where are these stories at sir?

-THE Insider

Not much of an insider then, now are you?

Wahtever happened to THE_Insider? I miss him .

jk

Apparently he is off reading of the virtues of the instructive hypothetical question. And if he isn't, he might consider doing just that.

there was this kiddie book by RL stine i remeber reading about The Beast being haunted by ghosts that died like years ago in a park called "firelight park" from a tornado but it was fiction lol

The books you are referring to are "The Beast" and "The Beast 2"...I still own them

Yeah I read those about 10 years ago when I was the right age to be reading R.L. Stine. I've heard some pretty spooky stories from the park, but again just stories. I'd love to see Ghost Hunters or someone have a go at it though

I suppose I just have nostalgic value - I still have all of my Goosebumps books and some other various RL Stine books.

(Refering to post #693)

That is popostorous(sp?), he goes to white castle.

Jk

The books you are referring to are "The Beast" and "The Beast 2"...I still own them

Yeah I read those about 10 years ago when I was the right age to be reading R.L. Stine. I've heard some pretty spooky stories from the park, but again just stories. I'd love to see Ghost Hunters or someone have a go at it though

XD yeah those...i remember being all OH MY GWAD I RODE THAT RIDE! as a kid when i read them lol but man i dont think i could stand seeing an atual ghost....im still a little bit scardey catish lol!

^I actually thought that there was a plaque in front of the park talking about Firelight Torch Park. I went to the park and actually looked around for it. I am just glad I didn't ask anyone the location of the plaque as I would have been laughed at.

Hmm even the dead come back for fun at Kings Island.

Someone did die in the fountain it was on the news it was black sunday or something like that.

Not in the royal fountain it was somewere in actionzone or octoberfest. Yes it was Black sunday, 3 people died on 2 separet occasions that day Candy Taylor, and an employee and a guest who lost his hat

^But somebody also once dove into the Royal Fountains from the International Bandstand and died a week later in the hospital.

Hey all,

Just so everyone knows, Yes Tower Johnny story is true. I worked in security years ago and I went into the old evidence room and seen the reports. Also the accident in the safari also happened. I seen the physical evidence.

Although I don't claim to have been keeping up with this thread (Because frankly, as of late, i'm getting pretty tired of seeing it) but I don't think people are questioning whether or not people died at the park, but rather whether or not said deaths resulted in paranormal activity in the park, if that makes any sense.

It makes me wonder if anyone has asked an Eifel Tower ride op about the Johnny story. I wonder what their response would be.

I did, they don't aknowledge it. But you can tell in their faces and reaction.

It makes me wonder if anyone has asked an Eifel Tower ride op about the Johnny story. I wonder what their response would be.

If you ask them about it on the elevator ride up or down they usually say that nobody has ever died on the Eiffel Tower, but one time I caught one of them while she was walking around the top and asked her about it and she told me about some strange happenings after closing time.

^ Yeah, I asked one of them and kind of freaked out. "You're not supposed to know that!" Meh, I dunno. Could just be romanticized folklore or could be real. Who knows.

I'd say you would have to catch on of them offguard like Justin did walking around the top. I think if it was only you and them they might telly you something or another about the strange happenings.