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 ha, ha! by stoney13 Ah, good ol' Kings Island! One of my favorite places to go growning up! living 20 minutes away, I was a junkie. Its crazy, its crowded, its annoying, its over priced, but gosh darn it, It is so much fun!!!!!!! I mean, it has The Beast, one of the best rollercoasters in the world! and Spongebob Squarepants 3D! So if ya like amusement Parks, this place is awesome. The pic is of me and my friend on the The Beast, I don't know who the guy who in front is, or what I'm doing,but it makes for a funny photo!
hey, its a tourist trap, but it is so much fun you should get trapped for there for at least 5 hours. If you end up there, make sure to get blue ice cream in the kiddie area! Oh, make sure you drink lots of water if its real hot out. Last time I was there me and my friend both fainted from dehydration. I'm such a roller coaster junkie I forgot my fluids! Leave a Comment
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by frankcanfly Not many real tourist traps in this city actually, but these Horse Rides are always quite expensive. This photo was taken outside of Newport on the Levy. Leave a Comment
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King's Island... ;) It's an amusement park, and you could still end up blowing away some money by playing all the carney games they have. Leave a Comment
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No real tourist traps. If you are interested in any activity, the price you'll be charged is typically fair. If you enjoy amusement parks, Kings Island is worth the $35-40. If you like live concerts, Riverbend tickets are worth $30-60. Some restaurants are a little pricey - Maisonette, The Precinct - but they have good food.
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After visiting a night game of the Cincinnati Bearcats basketball team I wanted to head to my hostel by city bus. Unfortunately I took the wrong bus and ended up at a bus station in a bad part of the city. Windows were broken, grafities covered almost every wall. And me standing alone at 11 pm at the bus station with the next bus not leaving until 30 minutes later. I have to admit that I was kind of scared. During my waiting time, five times poorly dressed people coming out of dark alleys walked up to me. But all of them were kind of nice and warned me about the area. They all asked whether I needed help and they all gave me the advise not to walk around but to stay in the light and wait for the bus. Somehow this experience was even a positive one with so many friendly people in that bad area at nighttime. Finally the right bus arrived and I headed out of the area feeling really relieved. Leave a Comment
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- Hawthorn Suites By Wyndham
11180 Dowlin Drive, Cincinnati, OH - Clarion Inn & Suites
8870 Governors Hill Drive, Cincinnati, OH - Candlewood Suites Cincinnati / Blue Ash
10665 Techwoods Circle, Cincinnati, OH - Sheraton Cincinnati North
11320 Chester Rd, Cincinnati, OH - Garfield Suites Hotel
2 Garfield Place, Cincinnati, OH - Marriott Kingsgate Conference Hotel at the University of Cincinnati
151 Goodman Dr, Cincinnati, OH - Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza
35 W Fifth St, Cincinnati, OH - Comfort Stay & Suites
2880 Central Parkway (formerly Days Inn), Cincinnati, OH - Budget Host Town Center Motel
3356 Central Pkwy, Cincinnati, OH - Residence Inn Cincinnati North / Sharonville
11689 Chester Rd, Cincinnati, OH - Best Western Mariemont Inn
6880 Wooster Pike, Cincinnati, OH - La Quinta Inn & Suites Cincinatti Sharonville
11029 Dowlin Dr (formerly Woodfield Suites), Cincinnati, OH - Best Western Clermont
4004 Williams Dr. (formerly Clermont Hotel), Cincinnati, OH - TownePlace Suites Cincinnati Northeast
9369 Waterstone Blvd, Cincinnati, OH - Fairfield Inn & Suites Cincinnati North/Sharonville
11440 Chester Rd. (formerly Comfort Inn), Cincinnati, OH
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