njcoasterguy34

The only time I went to Kings Island, it was a chilly and drizzly day. I actually had a blast, even though Diamondback was throwing pins at my face (well, that's what the rain hitting my face felt like).

If you want a good example of a Whip, go to either Dorney Park or Knoebels. Hershey's Whip stinks.

I'd really like to know why everyone always says SkyRush hurts their legs. I've ridden SkyRush many times and I have never gotten off it in pain. I pretty much always ride in the front row, too.

I stayed at the Motel 6 in Ashland when I went to Kings Dominion. I'm still around to talk about it, so it must not have been that bad.

What they don't want is idiots purposely taking their cameras out of their pockets after leaving the station. Instead of banning those who take them out, they just ban you from bringing them on the ride completely.

You can see which days have the pay-one-price plans available and which don't by looking at their calendar. Knoebels' Calendar

If you're going on a weekend in June, pay-one-price plans are not available. If you're going on a weekday, lines should be fairly short so you should be able to get your money's worth out of a pay-one-price plan. You should also plan on buying enough tickets to ride the haunted house, since that does not take the wristband/hand-stamp. Regardless of when you go, get your hand-stamp if they're selling them and head to Flying Turns first thing since its capacity isn't the best. Impulse can also have rather low capacity depending on how many cars they're running.

They're making a fuss about phones and keys on El Toro because stupid idiots are taking them out of their zippered pockets after they leave the station.

Why have I never gotten bruised thighs on SkyRush?

Even Kennywood has added an unlimited option for their skip-the-line pass for this season.

Flying Turns sometimes closes in the rain. Something to do with the trough being too slippery.

I guess I haven't paid enough attention!! Lesson learned. My head still hurts from that ride! The pain I had from Green Lantern was below the belt.

When I went to Kings Island, I stayed at the Motel 6 in Florence, KY. It's about 40 minutes away, which isn't too bad. I stayed there because I was also going to Kentucky Kingdom and some other places the same week.

Dorney was partly on time. Dodgems was running tonight at the Passholder Preview.

I have a hard time choosing between Batman and El Toro as my favorite coaster at the park.

I've ridden both front and back and I prefer the front. The back was a bit too wild for me.

And the pointless seat-belts.

^ Or want to do re-rides. I can never get enough rides on Talon.

^ You and me both.

I must be in the minority. After having already been on Talon and Batman the Ride, Alpengeist didn't blow me away like I was expecting after reading so many rave reviews of it.

I will be going to the park for the first time ever on Sunday, July 30. What kind of lines can I expect to see on a Sunday at the end of July and should I bother budgeting for a FastLane+?

Luna Park in Coney Island, NY does the same thing.

I'm about the same size as you, and I have never been walk-of-shamed off El Toro. I get stapled into the ride, but at least I can ride it.

When I was at the tour the day before EastCoaster 2017, they specifically stated that it would be closed on Sundays just like every other Chick-fil-A restaurant.