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https://queue-times.com/en-US/parks/60/queue_times

Yes because everyone can tell with 100% accuracy how much force each hill has with their mind and that makes a app specifically designed to measure ride forces incorrect.

Idk where you got those numbers from but I found a force chart for El Toro and it’s lowest is -1.3g. Anything less then 0.0g is stronger airtime then floater and when you get that much sustained airtime on the speed hill it’s just fantastic. Orion has more total airtime also.

It’s running now Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I haven’t ridden Diamondback this year but Diamondback has NEVER been rough. Some complain about a rattle and I’ve never felt it, and a rattle doesn’t mean rough. A example of a rough coaster would be The Beast.

I’ve never redeemed a season pass at Kings Island, is there a processing booth we go to first? And does that open before the park? Also dining plans automatically add to the season pass right? Thank you all.

How are lines today? Is Orion still doing special tickets? And if they are can you ride Orion more then once?

Great, I’ll be there tomorrow.

How do the lines seem today? And are they still doing the cards with Orion? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Can’t imagine b&m trying one of those on this scale, maybe a smaller one somewhere else in the layout. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

For anyone there today and yesterday, how do the lines compare?

Could someone explain how these work? Like what if you want to ride Orion more then once? Or if these are reducing wait time for Orion. Photo from CPfoodblog on Twitter.

It’s all about what the ride achieves in it’s time. If rides were only based on their duration, The Beast would be the best coaster in Ohio.

How long is Orion’s line rn?

Excited to see how long the line for Orion will get today, if it goes fast I’ll get to the park sooner.