What is KI?
KI stands for Kings Island, a Cedar Fair amusement park. It is a beautiful amusement park just north of Cincinnati, Ohio. The park features many legendary rides and attractions that will entertain children and adults of all ages.
How do I get to Kings Island?
Kings Island is located at:
6300 Kings Island Dr.
Kings Island, OH 45034
1-800-288-0808
For personalized directions, click here for Google Maps.
What is the best way to see and do the most in a day at Kings Island?
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The selection of your day will affect your experience a lot at Kings Island. If you go on a rainy day, crowds will be less inclined to spend time at the park, so if you can stand the weather, go on a gloomy day or day when it’s drizzling. (Please note that rides and attractions do shut down in the event of severe weather).
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Choose a day that’s closest to the middle of the week. The park is usually more crowded on weekends (particularly Saturdays), so if possible, attend the park on a weekday.
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Get there early. The park opens at 10am sharp, but you can enter International Street at 9am. The different areas of the park are roped off and security will begin allowing people through at 10am.
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Begin the day in the Paramount Action Zone and work clockwise around the park. The Action Zone is generally the most crowded area of the park, so if you can beat the crowds there, then you can spend the rest of the day enjoying the rest of the attractions elsewhere in the park.
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When the park begins to get crowded, try to enjoy attractions such as Adventure Express or the Vortex because those rides have particularly high capacities so the lines much more quickly.
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During the late afternoon or early evening, you can try to enjoy some of the attractions that normally have longer lines while others are eating dinner.
When is Kings Island open to the public?
Studies show that the general public has a lot more fun at Kings Island when it’s open to the public! The park is generally open weekends April through May and September through October and daily during the normal summer months. Click here to see Kings Island Central ’s season calendar.
What are the must-dos for any trip to Kings Island?
There are countless things to do at Kings Island, but here are some of that, a day wouldn’t be a day without experiencing at Kings Island.
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A trip to Kings Island simply isn’t complete without a ride on the longest wooden roller coaster in the world, The Beast! Although the Beast is a thrilling and original experience at any time, it’s particularly thrilling after the sun goes down!
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Not only does Kings Island offer the longest wooden roller coaster in the world, but the tallest and fastest wooden roller coaster in the world, Son of Beast! This evil spawn is one of the most thrilling coasters that Kings Island has to offer and is the only wooden “hyper coaster” in the world, standing at an amazing 218ft!
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Speaking of tallest in the world, Kings Island also offers the world’s tallest gyro drop. Drop Zone stands 315ft tall. This insane ride tows you up, while gyroing, and when it reaches the top, you suddenly plummet 264ft!
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On any night during the regular season that the park closes at 10:00 or later, the park has its nightly Fireworks Spectacular which is an amazing assortment of fireworks that you can watch as you bid farewell to Kings Islandfor the evening! Fireworks can easily been seen from almost everywhere in the park. Best places being the Eiffle Tower and International Street.
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Visiting the park on a hot day? You might want to cool of in Crocodile Dundee’s Boomerang Bay, Kings Islands amazing water park resort located inside Kings Island. The best part of all is that it’s FREE with park admission!
Where can I eat in Kings Island?
There are plenty of places to eat in Kings Island. For a whole listing of restaurants inside the park, check out the restaurant guide.
Where can I find lodging near Kings Island?
There are many places to stay nearKings Island. We recommend the Great Wolf Lodge which offers a free ride over to the park and back.
Where can I find ticket information?
Fortunately, Kings Island Central offers Kings Island ticket and season pass information by clicking here.
How can I contact the park?
You can write to the park at:
Kings Island
6300 Kings Island Dr.
Kings Island, OH 45034
1-800-288-0808
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Comments
The Beast
Flight of Fear (my favorite)
Racers
Vortex (haven't rode but looks cool)
Firehawk (haven't rode but looks cool)
Enjoy the rest yourself
THIS PARK ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
sincerly,
Jacob
8/2/08
I love the vortex it is AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! iNCLUDING ALL THE OTHER RIDES
The best rides are:
Diamondback
Vortex
Beast
Son of Beast
Racer (A Classic)
White water rafting ride
To all who are going... enjoy!! :-)
I'm pretty sure they shut down the White Water Rafting ride or it was the water ride beside Faceoff ( they renamed it to something else..orange rollercoaster that goes forward and backwards)that i'm thinking of . Anyways I've been going to Kings Island forever and I have to say I like Cedar Point way better except that you can't experience it in one day and you have to pay for the waterpark seperately. Seriously Cedar Fair you need to add more rides to Kings Island and make it as amazing as Cedar Point except don't mess with the prices please you get more people to go with maintaining the price. The Waterpark seriously needs to be bigger also. The best time to go to Kings Island would be in August or September since it's less popular to go then and during the week go on either Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday less crowded but get there early in the morning it's more crowded in the afternoon!! Whoever Lauren is get your facts straight it's no longer PKI it's Cedar Fair Kings Island no longer Paramount's duhh and Top Thrill Dragster is in Cedar Point duhhh!!! But yes Cedar Fair owns Cedar Point! Bigger duhhhh! I go to Kings Island every year and have rode every ride in the park except for some of the kiddie rides since they've probably built new ones and really I wouldn't ride them now. Enjoy Kings Island everyone!! Some other places best for Amusement Parks all the Amusement Parks in Orlando, Florida I've been to pretty much all the Disney Parks Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure, Hollywood Studios and Typhoon Lagoon ( I probably repeated some of the same parks but I don't remember haven't been to Florida in about 4 years).
Kevin
I rode dimondback already 5 times
The dimondback is not even scary.
The firehawk is sooo scary.
So ... !
exciting and amazing you'll love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
im also goin tomorrow and im goin to ride it at least 3 times