Parking Prices! Is this correct?

[pki_rulz]

Dayton Daily News: PKI 2006 Season

Check out the price listed for parking. Is that correct???

[PkiJake13]

I don't thinkso,someonea coupledays agosaid itwas raised one dollar to 10 dollars.

-Jake

[Reclaimer]

Wow.

I'm surprised they got opening day correct!

[PKIVortex]

Wow alot of typo's in that. I'm surprised they even let that go to print. Whoever was responsabale for that story doesn't know what they are talking about.

[MrPKI]

Wow, . It talks about wrong parking prices, H-B Land still being around, the park randomly not being open June 6th? (that's a Tuesday) it could be correct, but I doubt it.............not a very well-informed article.

[ohiomom28]

They also need to mention that the $34.99 ticket price needs to be purchased 3 days in advance and printed off as an e-ticket. I thought parking price was $10 too.

[GrandPoobah]

They clearly forgot to update for this year...they also messed up the fact that this year, the gates won't open until 10 am...no more hanging out on I-Street from 9 to 10.

[Dane]

Parking $10

Preferred $15

[PKIMaureen]

This is why I love PKIC. Much of this blurb is incorrect and I'm not sure where the scoop came from since it didn't come from my office!!!!

Anyway...this is what I sent (and FYI):

I just wanted to give you the heads up on some errors in this blurb so we can correct them online.

We have two parks - Paramount's Kings Island and Crocodile Dundee’s Boomerang Bay Water Park Resort. A ticket does permit access to both areas of the park.

We are not closed June 6.

Our gates and attractions open/start at 10 a.m. Our parking lot opens at 9 a.m.

We no longer have Hanna Barbera Land. The entire area is called Nickelodeon Universe. I’m attaching a release which you should have also receive last week from Bill Mefford.

Single day tickets are $44.99 at the gate or $34.99 online at www.pki.com or at Meijers, Krogers or Speedway.

Parking is $10. Premier parking is $15.

Have a great day!

[WooferBearATL]

LOL

Now I'm not sure how much clearer the woman has to be to get the story out there correctly.

[jzarley]

That has to be unbeliveably frustrating... She spoon feeds the media information, and they still can't get it right. And, if they do print a correction, it won't have nearly the visibility of the orginal article.

What did the Dayton Daily News do--just randomly make up stuff? They must have found it a whole lot easier than looking at their notes, or reading a press release.

Jeesh...