PKIDelirium

There's a BIG transfer track at the main station.

I remember when they were only $5 for the BIG ones.

As of last year they run both engines with six coaches each on Saturdays in June and July.

First ride ever: Something in Hanna-Barbera Land in about 1993-1994. First coaster was Scooby Zoom in 94-95, and first ride outside of HB was one of the Coney flats about the same time.

Those are great, there's one of those very near me at The Greene.

They don't have any coin lockers over there anymore? I haven't looked in ages.

That may mean no re-entry to the buffet, not the park itself.

http://losantiville.blogspot.com/2007/10/w...santiville.html

I believe so, not 100% sure though.

I think he meant the logo font...

I guess nobody at the Mirror bothered to make sure they used the correct video for the Evel Knievel coaster...

I *still* occasionally get voicemails on my cell phone from doctor's offices, testing labs and hospitals trying to reach the former owner of my number, and I've had it since 2002.

Switzerland.

A small one, to the right of the front gate between handicap parking and the Human Resources office.

He was referring to the title of this thread, I think.

So you post about it on a public thread?

Yeah, I saw the top of the funnel/wall cloud rotating by standing in front of my house.

For current rides, the only thing I haven't been on is Phantom Flyers, Blues Skidoo (Rode it as the Biplanes though), and Plankton's Plunge. Captain Nemo knows how awesome Sportacopters are.

PKIDelirium...I see you live in Xenia. I live in Jamestown. I was in Xenia today when the "tornado" was in New Jasper! Dude, Xenia is just about the last place you want to be during a tornado warning.

KC's track was hauled off to a scrapper at the end of 2006, and the station was torn down with the rest of the ride in 2002.

Yeah, it takes forever for the train to fully exit the brake run with a 7 car length, plus it has to move slowly until it enters the guide trough.

I wonder if that had anything to do with the Winterfest tree barge continuing to sit there instead of being removed.

The brake itself is gone, but the mounting plate is still there.

And these photos were taken from the public road, unlike the others where the photographer had trespassed.

Err, it's not like those are live shows...