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That is correct. It's part of admission. Same thing for Howl-o-Scream at Busch Gardens Williamsburg.

With cow on a string being eaten.

They need to work this in somehow.

Go right ahead.

Sierra Nevada Oktoberfest (which is really good this year).

I imagine I'll be heading to Busch Gardens for it's last day before Christmas town (November 1). After that, it'll be Epcot at the end of the week.

^In my opinion, it has the best wooden coaster anywhere (Balder) and the best walk-through park haunt (Hotel Gasten).

Thorpe Park

I'm here pretty often, too, but I read them--and surprise me from time to time with threads I've missed.

Yep--I was there with a friend visiting from Florida. We were at the park all day and did Haunt that night.

I enjoy seeing the photos from different Halloween events across the country. Thanks for the Valravn construction photos, too.

^Haunt at Kings Dominion is just part of your admission (or season pass). But a "part of your admission" event becomes an upcharge when you have to spring for Fright Lane (plus the VIP Dinner). They also offered a lower-cost buffet by the pizza restaurant in the Cleaver Brothers Carnival scare zone.

^Thank you. I deleted the Java Moon Cafe post and updated the directory in the first post.

International House

Xinhua Park--China

Nagashima Spa Land

I was expecting you to say a chinese knockoff SLC I imagine those are in the bottom five somewhere.

Europe in the Air at Busch Gardens Williamsburg. This is the park's worst simulator ride since King Arthur's Challenge (which, I must admit, was even worse). The pre-show is annoying, and the ride is nauseating. The building is better as a Howl-o-Scream maze.

At BGW just a moment ago--and she was not in a good mood.

^I would list Banshee as a positive step for B&M, too.

I feel compelled yet scared to ask, but what happens if you DO fall off? Then you experience "Cheese Grater: The Ride."