I'll tell ya, it was really impressive to watch. I did some research after the performance and the man that created the original would record himself playing each piece and then layered it for the record. There were points where they were moving mics, guitars, cymbals, sliding across the stage...to see it being performed was like a behind the scenes moment.

And... some of us old farts actually have that record on (yep, I said it...) vinyl!

Some of us "young farts" do too

When your setting around reading about people missing Kings Island.

When it takes you a good ten minutes to remember your KICentral password.

Does anyone know how much it is to renew a gold pass from last year?

Does anyone know how much it is to renew a gold pass from last year?

Welcome the KIC.

Gold regular renewal - $99.00

Linky - https://www.visitkingsisland.com/ticket-category/Season-Passes

Does anyone know how much it is to renew a gold pass from last year?

Welcome the KIC.

Gold regular renewal - $99.00

Linky - https://www.visitkingsisland.com/ticket-category/Season-Passes

^^ Thanks

When you see the countdown clock on the homepage of KICentral.com

When your height adjustable high rise chairs in English remind you of Drop Towers, so you entertain yourself during class by pulling the lever to fall, and repeating this over and over again until the people sitting next to you look at you with strange looks (although they probably knew what I was doing).

(sorry not sure how to copy the tweet) Says What are you thinking at this moment when you're riding The Beast. me- "I really wish the music was working" :-)

When you loop a song that reminds you of media day.

When you've already decided that the tax refund you haven't received yet will partially go towards covering the cost of an enthusiast event...

When Super Bowl 49 just ended.

But.. I HAVE received my tax refund! Woo Hoo!

Federal? State? Both?

Terp, who does not live in a state, territory or possession of The United States of America, has no voting representative in Congress, but pays scads of federal and local taxes.

To quote his license plate: "TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION"

When your season pass no longer has a featured spot in your wallet.

^Mine, nor my kids never left.

At least I know where they are.

They could be lost by now, if not

My pass would be lost if I didn't have it in my wallet right now...

Mine still has its featured place behind my drivers license in the "window" pocket of my wallet. When I'm actually at the park, it often ends up in front of the license for quicker removal.

My teen wanted to hold on to hers.

She promptly got told that was to much responsability for her.

Me and the wife have our passes in my home safe.

Lol...not sure why.

I do miss it in my wallet.

My Dorney Park Platinum Pass lives with my Six Flags New England Gold Pass and my SeaWorld Orlando Platinum Pass in my wallet. My last day of an old, old, old Disneyland Park Hopper pass lives in the back of my checkbook.

And my cash? I live in DC. Cash is not carried in the wallet. Hasn't been a couple of years now.

When you sit in class trying to draw the designs of coasters at KI on the back of your paper.

Next week, I'll be spending two nights in a hotel at the same exit as KI. This work travel would be even more fun if I could pop over to KI in the evening.

^Mine, nor my kids never left.

At least I know where they are.

They could be lost by now, if not

I know where my pass is in the offseason but come mid-season I can never find it.

When you get excited whenever you see a random person walk through the park on the webcams.

When you spend 30min watching front seat POV YouTube videos of Beast, Banshee, Vortex and Diamondback

When you spend 30min watching front seat POV YouTube videos of Beast, Banshee, Vortex and Diamondback

Join the club!

When you constantly think of great questions for the "This or That?" thread

...I'm searching eBay daily for KI souveniers.

I just bought a pair of Kings Island yearbooks. I have no idea exactly what they are yet, but the single picture looks like they're like high school yearbooks, only presumably for the park employees. Do they still do these every year? Anyone who worked there before have any info?

I guess I'll find out more soon enough when they get here