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Any rides with mandatory bunnies? My last visit was before Tigris and Iron Gwazi opened. I have vague recollection that all other rides do have a place to put a water bottle off to the side. Has that changed at all?

I did carryout at Domino's last night. My car still smelled like pizza this morning.

A couple questions about my visit in a couple weeks on Thursday, 12/8. I have a day ticket to the park and a ticket for Very Merry that night. I'm staying off Disney property. I will be meeting someone during the party for when it's time to leave, I can get back to my hotel. But getting to the park is another question. Right now, my plan is to Uber to a Disney hotel and then hop on the next bus from there to the park. Is that a valid option? I know that Jungle Cruise has a holiday overlay. Is there a difference between the daytime and party cruises? Any idea how early I can get my wristband for the party? The earlier I can grab that, the better.

God motherfucking dammit. Kevin Conroy, most notably known as THE VOICE of Batman for the last 30 years since Batman: The Animated Series, has died at 66.

Don't know if anyone needs to know this, but McDonald's will sell a side of bacon if you ask for it. It went on a burger I recently made, and paired it with an order of fries which I covered in cheese.

While I am happy that Hershey is getting an RMC, and that I am excited to ride it one day; the separate load/unload stations has me curious as to how the ride will handle loose article storage and retrieval. I'm expecting some kind of fluffy, fluffy bunnies filled with medicine and goo type of system.

Over $100 worth of Halloween candy on clearance. I paid $47. The only problem (other than all the calories I'll be too lazy to work off) was that while everything was tagged for clearance on the shelves, when it was rung up, it still read full price and had to be manually changed. Thank you to Rita the cashier for helping me. I did this shopping at 2am--long after the rush for the deals. While ringing me up, we mused as to how many people paid full price, never thinking to check if they actually were getting the deals.

What's the over/under on whatever they've got cooking up will open before Epic Universe?

John Carpenter's Halloween theme. While watching the original film.

I'm going to be at the park Monday 12/5 or Wednesday 12/7 to experience the park's holiday event. Would QQ unlimited be worth the $20? Is it worth the extra 20 for the single use on Iron Gwazi?

It's Halloween, everyone's entitled to one good scare.

^Beer gut's a helluva thing, innit? Congratulations on your loss.

Now THAT, is a Juicy Lucy.

I wonder if there'll be the usual height adjustment period during load, or if the bounciness negates the need for that. And since I'm here, does anyone have a preference for the Christmas season at this park or BGT?

I went though a Haunt tonight and on the Hayride portion, an actor scared someone on the Hayride and then said, "Why are you screaming, YOU'RE the ugly one."

^Sure, the set decoration was fun in Kill Mart, but I waited maybe 5 minutes for it on opening night and feel like I wasted my time. Maybe it was just an opening night thing, but I've also worked better haunts.

Angela Lansbury, 5 days shy of her 97th birthday, has died.

I went alone to a movie tonight at a theater with assigned seating. So I pick my seat, drop my popcorn and beverage off at my seat, and head to the bathroom before the movie starts. When I come back, someone else is in my seat and they've moved my food to a different seat. And they don't understand why I'm passed about it, saying that it's no big deal. Driving home after the movie, I take my aggression out a little too much on my gas pedal and get a speeding ticket.

Another attempt at a Juicy Lucy. Wish it had more interior cheese, but was still quite juicy and delicious.

Near the end of opening night this year, I had a 5 minute wait for Kill Mart and a 0 minute wait for the one in the old Tomb Raider building. Slight rain may have had a hand in that. And on might 2, the lines I saw were short as well at the end of the night. I went into the event not expecting/really wanting to do the houses due to lines/the fact I've worked better haunts. The trip was more about the night rides anyways.

Orion at Kings Island front row. And then I left the park to go to the airport.

It makes me wonder how and if this incident will affect the park and other halloween events throughout the country. How many will implement alternative Halloween experiences such as what Valleyfair and CGA are doing.

I'll be visiting the park this weekend Friday, Saturday, and the first couple hours Sunday for the first time. I have FL+ Friday only. With this being the opening weekend of Haunt, how early should I line up to park? Any row recommendations on Adventure Express, junior wooden, and Vekoma Hang n Bangs?

I had myself a Goliath-sized laugh about that.

I lost a bet concerning the outcome of the Vikings-Packers game and now I have no eyebrows.