IslandAddict

The terms "Family Guy" and "kid area" do not go well together.

Carpenter bees: It's only funny when it happens to somebody else.

^ Woah, man!

I'm going to Washington D.C. in May with my school. It's the pretty much the "big one" in terms of field trips at my school. Knowing my luck, though, it'll probably snow before we leave and they'll cancel it.

^ It's the end of the world as we know it! Addict, is it 2012 yet?

^Exactly what I was thinking!

Those pictures made my day. Thanks for the pictures. Addict, who realizes he, too, would be this happy at Disney if he was the younger of his two ages.

I'm honestly not even worried about it. I'm just going to wait and see what happens. EDIT: 300th post!

In mah view, as good as this thread was at the first half of it, that's how as bad it is now. Throw in my vote for Kings Island.

This reminds me of when my science teacher claimed that all roller coasters stop for two seconds at the top of the lift, the top of a loop, and the top of a hill....

I forgot about a funny story about this. I took my friend here last year and... well, he actually got sick on this. And while in line for Fairly Odd Coaster. Probably one of my more memorable trips.

A few years ago I rode it about eight times in a row at night when nobody was in line. I was colder than I had ever been before. This was one of my first rides at the park (I believe only second to Adventure Express) and I still love it.

Their new slogan should be... "Kings Island: Yup. Pretty much."

Are we the last park to have the names announced? Addict, honestly forgetting.

What? Addict, much too young to understand tales of the sales.

I had a dream a few months ago where Kings Island was REALLY hilly. Like... vertical hills going up and down non-stop. People were walking up and down like there was nothing wrong with it. I just kind of sat there like... okay... And then I ended up walking down by Action Theatre and ending up back by the fudge shop. I went to the top of a hill and started to fall somehow. Pretty funny. I can't believe I still remember that.

Well, those two are true. Well, actually, on the first one, people just state wrong facts and other people don't worry about it.

^ Did you hit them with the booty?

I agree completely. Does anybody remember that a building was removed before this last season near the entrance of AT (If I remember correctly.)? I'm HOPING a flat ride will go in that spot for the 2010 season. I LOVE tilt-a-whirls and don't mind Ferris wheels. Here's hoping that spot wasn't cleared JUST to reduce costs. "I agree completely." But I can't ride any flat ride that spins. Believe it or not, I can only ride (The?) Scrambler at most one time in a trip. I think I've only ridden it one or twice. I've ridden some carnival rides and one at Cedar Point and I liked them, but there are only a few that I can take.

I think they should keep the noise, but just quiet it down. I have no idea why, but that PWOO sound always makes it feel like Scooby Doo. But I do agree that it's too loud. I always walk out with a major headache. I love the ride. It's a good way to cool down and talk with your friends when you're in line.

^ 76 trips? You trippin'? That's a lot...

We got around 2 inches about two to three days ago and it hasn't melted at all. We had a temperature of -1 degrees yesterday morning. I've heard 4-5 inches from one news station and 7-9 and upwards from another one. And whatever they say we will get, you have to add two more inches on top of it.

I would miss Nick U the most only because that's where I spent most of my time when I was younger, before that "magical" trip where I rode everything in the park. I never rode Demon Drop, so that's probably last, Son of Beast would be second to last, only because I rode it only one time. And Scooby-Doo second.

Is that a joke? Addict, who not too recently, but not too lately, watched a Rose within a Bowl.

Simply put, eh? I agree.