When passes go on sale will they be valid for the rest of this year as well? Paramount used to do that.

No. One visit only during 2013. Unless they change this year.

Cedar Fair isn't Paramount Parks.

Six Flags still does this.

Usually they give you one visit during the previous years season for a next years pass.

Edit: I got Terpy'd.

With the crowds that we see during Haunt, I don't see that change coming.

I'd like to see a Friday/Saturday package deal as an inclusion to a local haunted hotel/inn. And if the inn isn't haunted, it can be faked.

I'm always pushing for the staycation weekend package.

I'd like to see a Friday/Saturday package deal as an inclusion to a local haunted hotel/inn. And if the inn isn't haunted, it can be faked.

I'm always pushing for the staycation weekend package.

You mean like this at Alton Towers in the rental Scare Rooms?

Teehee! That would be fun, but awkward for the towel boy if they just throw their luggage on the bed and took off for dinner.

Teehee! That would be fun, but awkward for the towel boy if they just throw their luggage on the bed and took off for dinner.

There is another video where the people come into there room and after settling down, a creature is in their shower, in the closet and under the bed and they didn't know it....I wonder if they randomly invade the room all night long! (to be honest....I think they do!) Hmmm...wonder if something like that would go over well at Kings Island Partner hotels?

I would think it would create law suits in the US.

I really would like that hotel room, just more intense than that...but that's pretty flipping cool, not ganna lie

I'm sure there is paperwork to prevent lawsuits and the customers know what to expect for the night. There are a bunch of videos on you tube about the Scare Room....apparently they've been doing this years... I like the concept myself! I think now that it must be a few hours after a certain time and not all night long and I also think there is only one show per room on the hotel floor to keep the theme moving.

Paperwork wouldn't prevent lawsuits in this country. Especially in California, among other places.

Besides, some Cinci hotels have beasts in the beds. Bedbugs.

Ah yes - my experience before moving to the Dayton area was " sleep tight don't let the bed bugs bite"

Now I'm on a first name basis with the Orkin man because of constant issues at the office. Shout out to Roger.

That would be awesome to see the scare rooms! Might be too intense for some, but I would love this!

Personally, I'd keep the acting in common areas and leave "scary" props and treats in (participating) rooms. I'd love to see what kind of Haunt tie-ins FUN could think up for Breakers. That hotel seems perfect for something like this.

As for bedbugs, I always take off the sheets and check the bed with a flashlight and a black light when checking into a hotel. Luckily, I have yet to encounter those beasts.