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Quick Question: When did KI Introduce Season Passes?


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I'm guessing 25+ years ago. I remember being a kid of 12 or so talking to another kid (a year or two older) in line for a ride and he told me he had a season pass and that the park was basically hit day care while his parents worked.

I was so jealous of that kid

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A Kings Island season pass was one of the prizes offered by an organization I visited in the summer of 1984. That's as far back as I can remember hearing the term "season pass," and I didn't believe other kids who spoke of their existence at the time ("Oh, come on! Visiting Kings Island as many times as you want for only $44? No way!") Then I saw one, and was like, "wow!"

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Didn't they offer lifetime passes for those who were stuck when the Skyride stranded riders? I would think some sort of season pass system was in place then...

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Didn't they offer lifetime passes for those who were stuck when the Skyride stranded riders? I would think some sort of season pass system was in place then...

I wonder if they're still valid...That would be hilarious to find out.

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If lifetime means lifetime and those were truly offered, then probably so. Disney will still accept a ticket that was originally bought with the no expiration option from however many years back. That option is no longer available on all tickets purchased as of March.

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^Out of curiosity, do you know happen to know how much they cost that first year?

I don't know for sure. I know the park resisted the idea of season passes for several years before caving in 1979. I don't think they made them cheap (to that year's standards.)

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