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Here is a video of the transfer track of Diamondback. Not sure if you have seen this before, but I was in line and had a camera, so I though, "what the heck, why not"

That's nothing new it happens all the time. Trains get taken off and put on for many reasons .

I've never actually been there when they did that, cool video thanks for posting!

Thanks, I was lucky when waiting in line!

Awesome you got such a good video of the transfer! Thanks for sharing.

IndyGuy would would love to be at KI waiting on the train to be transferred to the track so he could ride it!

Thanks, I wish you could too! Just ride Diamondback a lot!

I've seen the transfer track, transfer multiple times. It's pretty cool!

That's nothing new it happens all the time. Trains get taken off and put on for many reasons .

No need to be all high and mighty. People have not seen the trains on the transfer, happens all the time.

For most people that don't go to the park every single day for ERT, among other times at the park and see the transfer track it is a big deal.

For one, you're talking about a multi-million dollar piece of machinery being used daily that no matter what it does, is beyond exciting.

For another thing, don't ever discredit someone for seeing something that they find interesting that you find minuscule. Part of someones day at the park can be just experiencing simple things like the transfer track moving, riding the KI&MVRR, etc. If you don't think something is cool that someone else does (i.e. transfer track), then let them know something about the first time you saw the track move, how it made you feel, etc. Make the effort to get to know someone by having a good dialog with someone before just pushing their thoughts aside and making them feel like crap. It's not about who's seen the most things at the park, it's about the friendships you make and continue to let them grow instead of burning bridges.

I do apologize CoasterGeek101 for what the topic has turned to from your OP.

I am glad that you got a video of the transfer track, some people do see it but most don't get it captured on "film". As I said in my post previous to this, I think it's amazing to see a 22 million dollar ride operate in all senses.

Thanks thats pretty cool ive been there hundreds of times and never got to see

I do apologize CoasterGeek101 for what the topic has turned to from your OP.

I am glad that you got a video of the transfer track, some people do see it but most don't get it captured on "film". As I said in my post previous to this, I think it's amazing to see a 22 million dollar ride operate in all senses.

It's okay man. I posted this because I thought some people may not have seen this.

Thanks for sharing! I'm always amazed at the engineering and machinery.

That is so cool! Thanks for posting. I've always wanted to see one of those in action.

That is so cool! Thanks for posting. I've always wanted to see one of those in action.

Well, now you have! Thank you.

And P.S. I love your avatar, I am a huge fan of P and F

That's a cool video. The process actually took longer than I would expect; I thought putting a train on the track would only take 1–2 minutes, not the 5ish that it took in the video. Thanks for posting it!

Your welcome. I was surprised too.

I've been there once when they were adding a train, but the queue was closed off and I barely saw it through the station. Thanks for sharing!

Josh, who also gawks at minuscule engineering aspects of things, such as this.

ha, yeah the engineering is awesome!

Josh, who also gawks at minuscule engineering aspects of things, such as this.

I'm sure the engineer who worked hard to design it, have it built, and made sure it was working correctly doesn't consider it a "minuscule" aspect

But I understand your point, there are many times I find myself fascinated by how something is engineered or constructed and enjoy this type of video.

Yeah, Engineering is just spectacular

I once watched The Beast crew put a train away. You can most defiantly tell the technology differences.

I'm quite glad this was posted. I've ridden it ~60 times (not a lot by some standards but far more than most park guests), including quite a few during ERT, and hadn't seen this.

I can't believe you were criticized for posting an almost-behind-the-scenes video about something at Kings Island on a forum called Kings Island Central. Next time, I guess post only if it involves what Don Helbig had for breakfast that day or something.

Next up: get a video of the trains reversing into the station! (it is possible, and it's sweet when it happens!!!)

Never seen this before. Thanks for posting.

Sweet video. Thanks for posting. Ever seen them take a FoF trian on or off? That transfer track is the slowest in the park.

Haven't seen A FOF train yet, if I do will film it and show it here!

I have seen it a few times in 2010, but for some reason, I find it very awesome to watch! Thanks for the video.

You are welcome.

Thanks, this is the only ride that I hadn't seen getting a new train on the tracks.