My god.

You guys are acting like I posted a tasteless photo of a dead cat or something.

It was just a JOKE.

Ridiculous.

My god.

You guys are acting like I posted a tasteless photo of a dead cat or something.

It was just a JOKE.

Ridiculous.

Check my status on my profile. I noticed this about 2 months back...

My god.

You guys are acting like I posted a tasteless photo of a dead cat or something.

It was just a JOKE.

Ridiculous.

Wait...am I on a thread about Son of Beast or not?

Wait...am I on a thread about Son of Beast or not?

Yes.

Terp.

It was time....

Wait.. Am I allowed to crack a joke every now and then or not?

Apparently not, because your post was removed.

YOU CAN'T EXPLAIN THAT

Nevermind

Hey, if you wanna post gifs and memes with other high school kids, go to Reddit. if you wanna stay on the topic of "Son of Beast roller coaster to be removed," keep posting here.

I have a sudden desire to ride Drop Tower to get a really good look at that area! It would be cool to get a sense of how a new coaster could fit on that land!

I'm curious to check out the topography of the entire area. I think I was always under the impression it was relatively flat, but from the photos it looks otherwise. I've never actually been to the park without S.O.B., so it will definitely be different.

I wonder how important it is to Kings Island to have something take SoB's place in the skyline…it sure is going to look empty.

It most definitely wasn't flat down in there. It was and is quite hilly and in some places even steep.

I'm not sure how close this is to SoB's spot…but you can see how hilly it was during the time of LCS:

This photo from "kifansite.com" kinda shows the un-level terrain of the former SOB area.

I'm pretty sure that pic of the monorail was taken downhill from the area where the Flight of Fear is now. There is an access road (also pictured above) that I used to drive where the fence (pictured) still stands in partial.

Just happened to be browsing on eBay today and saw this. I'm tempted to bid just for nostalgia. Does anyone have this coat? Looks like it could be a cool thing to have.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/121070042091?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

^Sometimes not acting like a pompous jerk works too. Had it not been for already knowing that was a picture os Son of Beast's field post deconstruction, I would have thought it was from pre-construction.

I presume that this was directed at a post made after mine that has since been deleted? I have missed out on this thread for the last week or so.

But to stay on topic, it's amazing how much the land was actually levelled for SOB. I never really realized that. I'm excited to see what's coming in the next year for the site! Can't wait to start following the "clues"

Yes, it was. Two or three posts after yours have been deleted, yet mine survived...

Just came across this photoshop I did awhile back. Freaky.

While I can't find the specific photos to back me up, something to note of Sonny's Valley:

The former loop stood at 118 feet tall at "ground level" (the bottom of the valley). On the midway right by the bathrooms and Thunder Alley, you could just barely see the top of the loop through the lift hill structure. Also, the station (where the Haunt attraction, Wolf Pack, resides now) rests a good 60-70 feet off the ground from the Valley, even though it sits at just above eye level from the Action Zone midway. Lastly, Adventure Express's lowest point - the dip before the turn into the final tunnel, I believe - is still maybe 10-20 feet higher than what Sonny's lowest point was at the bottom of the 214-foot drop.

Most of this conjecture is speculative; I'm only basing this from memory riding Sonny and Adventure Express numerous times and just looking at the surroundings.

Sorry for bringing back a thread that was almost dead....but this I think is worth it

Pictured below is the Son of Beast station as of Today. Note the open ends (no Wolf Pack). My friend John C. took this picture while on rounds at the park.


P.S. this is my 1,000th post!

Great pic! I still think it sticks out like a sore thumb but oh well.

According to the park Wolf pack will remain in that building.

I find it cool in a park history-kind of way (like The Bat's and King Cobra's footers) that the station track still remains. It must be part of the structure supporting Wolf Pack.

That station always felt much higher up than that picture shows.

I dont know, that appears to be four floors (based on stair case design)... average story (floor) being about 10 feet or so... thats 40 feet up...

According to the park Wolf pack will remain in that building.

I know, which is why I find this pic odd, with the walls on the inside of the station down. This past regular season, the props/walls for Wolf Pack stayed up. However, the walls and props aren't there.

Maybe wolfpack is getting a redesign?