Diamondbacker27

Labor Day was pretty busy last season, fair is kind of a hit or miss. During the fair, you'll have to pay $10 to park, parking is a huge hassle, and the park typically offers some special admission deal to reel in crowds. Even when it is busy, the waits are typically no more than 30 minutes per coaster.

I do feel like Kentucky Flyer is getting more attention than any other attraction they've opened has. That might just be me though..

Rode Kentucky Flyer for the first time about a week ago. It's a great ride and definitely a great addition to the park. There's plenty of airtime and it exceeded my expectations!

Awesome! Have fun!

Yes, all coasters and more than likely, all the rides will be open. This includes Kentucky Flyer. The 27th is a buyout day for the park and the 28th is the first day open to the public.

Get used to it. It makes the park money, so the park is going to continue doing it. I love fastlane. Yes, it's expensive but I would rather splurge a couple times a year and wait 5 minutes in line than sit 2 hours in line.

Kentucky Flyer took it's first test run yesterday!

I was back there the other day, before the trains were put on the track. The chain is in place, the station looks nice, only a matter of time before testing begins and a little over two weeks until first rides!

Thank you! I was actually looking for some good places outside the park to get pictures, so that was helpful!

Last night I booked my hotel for my CP trip! I'm staying 4 days, 3 nights. I plan on going to the park 2 days, are there any other things I should look into in the area? Thanks!

I'd say 2-3 pepperonis per pizza.

In all honesty, I would be shocked if Six Flags put high end attractions like an RMC in this park anytime soon. I don't think a big coaster is coming to this park, if it is, it would years down the line, kind of what larrygator was saying. I see this park being more of a Great Escape like park, but thats just me..

Since we're pretty positive KI is getting a B&M for 2020, what is the likelihood that both of Cedar Fairs Ohio parks are getting a new 20-30 million dollar coaster in the same year? I'd say not too likely. It's okay to not get a new coaster every other year. If you don't expect so much you won't be disappointed.

I really do wish there was a more defined path around the water park at the park. I still find myself walking through the waterpark to get to some rides.

I know there are instances, I'm just teasing.

I mean isn't that close to the same thing as a park saying that tallest lift and longest drop are two separate records?

I'm obsessed with the park's social accounts here lately. The accounts really engage with the public and keep us all updated. Props to the new PR guy!

I might have to work at the park that night, but I reserved myself a spot just in case I'm not. I'm going to try to request off that night. I'm excited!

I'd say someone has already asked this, but who all has their Coasterstock tickets? I bought mine this morning. I might go to the event alone, but some of my friends might tag along later on. It's my first event, ever.

I'm going to the park in early June for two days with friends and while I would love to stay in a place like Breakers, it's simply not in the budget of college students, or at least us anyways. Breakers is a super nice option though and I'm glad that the park has it. Maybe one day in the future I'll stay there, but for now I'll stick to some run down Econo Lodge or Motel 6.

If it's anything like other Kingdom coasters, they'll always have two trains operating on the weekends. Sometimes they'll have two trains running on week days if it's busy enough.If they only have one train on the track and the crew notices that the queue is getting pretty full they can call for a second train to be transferred over.

This is an old commercial for the park that claimed Thunder Run went 70 mph.

Not that I would want to visit the park on the day of a concert, but I'm surprised more parks don't pay for big acts to come to their amphitheaters or venues. If they can rake in that kind of attendance, I'm just shocked more parks don't do it.

Why stop at 799 feet?