I have heard people during haunt ask if Flight of Fear was a maze or a ride...

It's a maze of track! 

I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to go into the "spaghetti bowl" of Flight of Fear before the ride opened to the public, and I certainly considered that twisted mass of track aMAZEing back then, and I still do.

I was talking about the mods.

Phones do this stuff. We've learned to live with it.

Im notorious for that... ['posted]

In early July while in line for The Bat, two girls behind me were talking about what they should ride next. The one girl points to Son of Beast and says ' that looks like fun! we should go ride that next.' I didn't have the heart to tell them it was closed. lol

...and running better than it did for years. Little to no unexpected downtown.*

*not a typo.

I hear a lot of people that say they avoid Diamondback to avoid getting wet.  

I hear a lot of people that say they avoid Diamondback to avoid getting wet.  

 

I've had multiple people ask me (even while in line for it!) how wet you get. Not if you get wet, but how wet. I'm always amazed by those questions.

Though, if you're sitting in the last car and get a gust of wind in the right direction...

Or stick your hands far behind you...

Why?

That water....

I hear a lot of people that say they avoid Diamondback to avoid getting wet.

I've had multiple people ask me (even while in line for it!) how wet you get. Not if you get wet, but how wet. I'm always amazed by those questions.

In all fairness, if you are not familiar to a ride over water it's a fair question. The roller coaster goes over water and shoots up a rooster tail with water.

Plus the rides exit goes through a store so you can just see if people are wet or not.

Many of the questions/comments that are mocked on here are honestly innocent questions.

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On one of my many, many trips to the top of the Eiffel Tower:

 

Boy (probably 6 or 7): "All the people look like ants!"

Apparently younger sister, very matter-of-fact: "Yeah. Tiny, very colorful ants!"

I've heard people ask workers about the Eiffel Tower "Is this a ride?"

I've heard people ask workers about the Eiffel Tower "Is this a ride?"

 

That's a fair question, and the answer is dependent on your definition of a "ride". For example, I don't consider it a ride, but the Ohio Department of Agriculture does.

Well, there is technically an elevator "ride" to the top. 

...and back down.

Technical Terp.

I have heard people during haunt ask if Flight of Fear was a maze or a ride...

It is. Right?

At a different Cedar Fair park, it's both!

Overheard this weekend at KI

1. I'm suing Kings Island because when I was riding Delirium my foot hit Banshee and now it's broken.

2. The park website says your open from 11am-1am, why are you only open 2 hours that's stupid.

3. So when is that new coaster gonna open where White Water Canyon is now ?

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In line at "Dinosaurs Alive" (yes, there was a line for it on opening day) "You gotta pay extra for parallel parking."

Last weekend, Saturday:

"I liked this place A LOT better when Six Flags owned it. Too bad they lost it in the bankruptcy."

"Let's go ride Son of Beast. It's in the back of the park now."

"I used to really like the McDonald's here. Then they took it out and put in a Subway."

"When I was a boy, son, Beast didn't have ANY brakes. And Racer went backwards. At Halloween, both sides did!"

No brakes on Beast?!

I hope they only used one train!

Someone asking an employee where "Frontierland" was at Kings Island.

I once heard someone ask a staff member "Why are there two Charlie Browns over there?" while pointing at the Charlie Brown and Linus characters.

""Son of Beast killed a bunch of people". 

From a video of Flight of Fear and in regard to it being the first launched coaster.

''Sorry but Disney world had one long before Kings Island. And it truly in the dark. Like going through space. Hence the name space mountain. Kings Islands you can see everything inside''

"Get out of the tree! It's Earth Day!" (from a preteen girl to an even younger girl whose mother had no problems with her sitting inside a small tree outside the Delirium line)

Another installment of things overheard this weekend at KI.

Kings Island tore down the hotel across the street to make room for a new campground site.

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My all time favorite was when I worked at the park my second year and I was covering a shift at stunt crew grill which is now the chicken shack and a man stopped me and asked where the Eiffel Tower was. It took everything in me not to bust out laughing.

Someone asking an employee where "Frontierland" was at Kings Island.

 

Frontierland was the original concept for Rivertown, but ya know, let's make it look like we're a little more original instead of just blatantly copying Disneyland.

 

 

""Son of Beast killed a bunch of people". 

 

Probably the most common misconception among guests at the current time.

 

 

 

 

 

Today at Surf Dog:

Ripe Op told a guest's father that one of the kiddos wouldn't be able to ride because she was too short.

Guest to Ride Op: "How come she was 44 inches when we measured her on the height wall by Diamondback?"

Ride Op: "Which height wall?"

Guest: "The one right outside Diamondback"

Ride Op: "I didn't think we had a height wall by Diamondback, but if you want to double check there's one right over by Woodstock Express."

 

*guest bows his head and guiltily walks towards exit gate*

 

I laughed.

On pass preview night a few girls were in line at The Beast. WindSeeker was cycling. One mentioned that she knew someone in maintenance and they worked on that ride. She proceeded to tel the other girl that there are stairs inside the ride and that they can climb them to perform work on the ride. Okay, I am assuming there are stairs inside. Then the conversation goes to left field. They sometime climb inside the tower and get on the ride and come down, or ride to the top and climb down the stairs.

 

To me the only way this might make any type of sense and get twisted, is if there in an elevator inside you can use to get to the top. I am not aware either way so I don't know if she got information twisted, or making things up. Probably going for the latter.

Even if you get to the top of the tower, there's no way you could safely climb out to a seat on the end of the gondola.