Who would want to go to a show, when their is all those amazing rides in the park. Come on people! I would rather ride Diamondback, The Beast, and Banshee, then watch a show.

So it's the fourth thing you want to do in the park. Cool!

Who would want to go to a show, when their is all those amazing rides in the park. Come on people! I would rather ride Diamondback, The Beast, and Banshee, then watch a show.

Which means YOU would still want to watch a show...

One of the many instances where the difference between "then" and "than" is critical.

Sigh.

EDIT: I was beat to it.

Thong? : ). Also, than to compare, then when discussing sequence, as noted by Terpy.

Edit: darn Terp you fixed it!

I did not realize 13 year olds liked to plan so thoroughly. That is impressive to be honest.

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So...the site is back up and running, nice..

Here's some stuff I've put together post announcement for y'all:

This show was at Canada's Wonderland last year. The same company who produced that show, and also Skeleton Crew at Cedar Point will be producing this show. Some of the cast from Skeleton Crew will be on our show too apparently. Also for those who have been to Cedar Point this almost is like combining All Wheels Extreme & Skeleton Crew into one, it should be fun.

Here is a video of the announcement from Kings Island's facebook

Here is a video of the show at Canada's Wonderland, Cirque Ambiente

Also for record, here is Skeleton Crew

And All Wheels Extreme

See how it combines all of these elements together. Obviously it's similar to it's counterpart at Canadas Wonderland but it looks to take some from these other shows as well, which is perfectly fine. Should be a fun show to watch for sure. Also because I was curious I peeked at Ed Alonzo's show schedule. He is on some Royal Caribbean ships right now doing shows, but will be down at Valleyfair from 08JUN through 24AUG. So it's possible we may (keyword MAY) have him back for Haunt, who knows. Regardless we have a good show for the beginning of the season, we will see what happens with the last bit of it.

I'm excited by this. I love Cirque shows, I've seen about 5-6 of these. For the person who mentioned them rollerskating over the hill, I'm guessing there is some cool stuff happening on the other side of the ramp. I'm guessing that's a small sample of what will be a 35-45 minute show.

^^I'm sorry but out of that Cirque video, I only found one thing that interested me.

1. It may not be a show for everyone, obviously as stated

2. To save space can you remove the quote from me and just put two carrots or something, it takes up alot of space and for mobile users it can be a pain.

I know. I didn't say anything bad about it I just said it doesn't interest me.

2. To save space can you remove the quote from me and just put two carrots or something, it takes up alot of space and for mobile users it can be a pain.

Carrots by Becoming Green, on Flickr

So like this?

They are more to an Amusement parks then just the rides and roller coasters. I think the shows are all about the experience I enjoy watching the shows, and I try to see each one at least once and if I like them then I make sure I go see them again.

Thong? : ). Also, than to compare, then when discussing sequence, as noted by Terpy.

Edit: darn Terp you fixed it!

A. Posting from a bouncing Metro car is fun.

B. Perhaps Club Blood intervened.

I never liked magic, until I saw the Ed Alonzo Show. I've never liked watching rolling on ramps, but I'll give it a shot. You ever know.

I don't get to the park enough to take in shows...

That poop can wait until I'm old...

Uh...not even then. If I was a local season ticket holder, I would be very happy though. I wish Columbus had an amusement park so I could be. I'd see shows all the time...after work, etc. Man. You folks in Mason are lucky. We get trips on the road to visit parks. You can roll in after work and not be rushed.

I haven't seen the show at Canada's Wonderland (never been there) but I have seen Skeleton Crew at Cedar Point and LOVED it.

Most people here have a season pass. That said, you plan to go more than once. You don't have to do everything in one day.

I have been to the park, and not ridden a single thing, and still have had a wonderful time.

To each there own I guess, but they are no need for all the complaints I've been hearing about the announcement. Not everything Kings Island announces will be geared to the Thrill Seekers, just saying.

I would too...

But I have to travel to as many parks a summer as I can.

I meant to put then watch the show. I have no clue what I was thinking when I posted that!

I wish I could roll in after work and not be rushed. If I rolled in after work, by the time I got up there it would likely be 9:30pm so yes I would be rushed, very rushed second shift sucks big time, but at least it's a job.

I live 8-9 hours from Kings Island. I wouldn't miss the shows. 42 years ago I was younger and lived perhaps 1/3 as far away. I wouldn't miss the shows then again.

See Fred dancing with a carrot. Where else?

And I'm glad I did.

I will edit that post I made. But my computer won't let me.

Not me terp. And I'm almost forty. I am as giddy to ride as a I was to ride Enchanted Voyage at 4 and seeing Snagglepuss.

I did not realize 13 year olds liked to plan so thoroughly. That is impressive to be honest.

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Thanks! I have in order what me and my family are going to ride so far. I even have after 5 rides what time it should be. I wrote a book about Kings Island too. I just love roller coasters!

Not me terp. And I'm almost forty. I am as giddy to ride as a I was to ride Enchanted Voyage at 4 and seeing Snagglepuss.

One can do both. Just wait. The day will come when some spieling (bleck) grasshopper will kindly advise you that the ride you were about to board is perhaps too rambunctious for you. For me, it was Jumping Jack Flash aka Jump2 at Great Advencha, about a decade ago. I looked the lad in the eye and sternly advised "I will be the judge of that, young man!" Then proceeded to ride it about six times in a row (it was a rainy Thursday).

If you knew me then I think you would have enjoyed my spieling

Maybe this summer before I go, I'll do one just for you

If you recall Terp...I saw that old man who rode Thunderhead in his late 70s daily at Dolly...and I chose there and then, that's what I want to do.

Of course, I'm sure his regimen included a few Advils and a few shows afterword. So...yeah. I'm with you too.

My late 70's are only two decades away.

Wow.

Who would want to go to a show, when their is all those amazing rides in the park. Come on people! I would rather ride Diamondback, The Beast, and Banshee, then watch a show.

I'm one of those that don't like to ride coasters all the time. (a lot of them make me sick)

I'd just like to say that I saw the Canada's Wonderland show, and, to be honest, I was amazed. Easily one of the best shows I've seen at any amusement park ever, including the Disney parks.

So I'm excited.