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Skyline does their own track now - it's weld-free, like Great Coaster's Titan Track (which Skyline designed and engineered). The kiddie coaster track will be the same as the track used on the art museum coaster, Brava!

This picture, alongside the accompanying caption you posted for it, just makes me cringe for SFOT's ride operations. Horrendous customer service and incredibly slow dispatch times, tacked onto how tacky everything appears, from the bin "covers" to the obnoxious green crew shirts... it makes me embarrassed for the park, and the remainder of your trip report definitely doesn't help its case. Sorry for the less-than-great time due to a less-than-great management. I hope future visits to the park are more enjoyable, and hopefully those in charge will learn something from the group of dissatisfied customers.

Near Kings Island: Entertrainment Junction - 15 minutes away -World's largest indoor train display (25,000 square feet), as well as a small shopping/dining area and a funhouse. The train display includes a model of Cincinnati's Coney Island as it existed in the late 1960s. Monster Mini Golf - 19 minutes away - Indoor, blacklight-lit putt-putt. The Web - 18 minutes away - Indoor go-karts, laser tag, and blacklight-lit putt-putt. Full .Throttle - 19 minutes away - Indoor go-karts Cincinnati Zoo - 27 minutes away - 75 acre zoo with nearly 2,000 animals Accompanying Cincinnati Zoo are all the basic city activities - football and baseball stadiums, movie theaters, etc. Right across the river is the Newport Aquarium, which is also exciting.

The idea is definitely cool, but I think they'll be easily overlooked when riders are hurtling by at 68mph. Hopefully they utilize the tombstones and the like in the queue and exit though, where guests will be able to appreciate them.