Kings Island

Kings Island is the biggest diversion and waterpark in the Midwest. The recreation center started in 1964 when Coney Island, an adjacent entertainment mecca, was submerged amid a noteworthy surge. At 364 sections of land, Kings Island contains an aggregate of 47 rides, 15 of which are rollercoasters, while the rest of the rides are fair style attractions and water rides.

Some record-setting highlights at Kings Island incorporate Banshee, the world's longest transformed rollercoaster, Dinosaurs Alive!, a compensation for each utilization ride that is known as the world's biggest animatronic dinosaur stop, and Son of Beast, the speediest and tallest wooden liner on the planet. Lords Island is fundamentally open all through the mid year months.