Planet Snoopy Open at Kings Island

 



While our furry friends share some fun here on earth, Snoopy and the entire PEANUTS gang have searched for a new horizons and landed on “Planet Snoopy” - a new childrens area at Kings Island.  Stir up some laughs together on the PEANUTS themed rides and attractions, including four kids’ roller coasters, which is more than any other amusement park in the world. 

Planet Snoopy presents features exciting live stage shows and daily meet-and-greet opportunities with Snoopy and the whole PEANUTS gang. The entertaining Planet Snoopy joins the monstrous Diamondback roller coaster in delivering more world-class thrills for the entire family.

Sky High Thrills and More Nearyby 

One of the top fun spots for families to stay is the Great Wolf Lodge, and they've added a new thrill for kids; the “The Triple Twist” waterslide. Yes, Great Wolf Lodge has added more twists, turns and wet-and-wild fun to its 78,000 square foot indoor waterpark with its newest waterslide, The Triple Twist. The slide is the first of its kind in the world and features a high speed, five-story drop into a huge funnel with twists, turns and two more funnels.

For high-flying fun check out the new extended tour at Ozone Zipline Adventures, which is the largest zipline tour in the Midwest. With new lines added to its collection offering a total of 10, plus the entire tour is more than 6,000 feet in length, you're have more fun than imagined in Warren County's lush woodlands.

There are two tours available to choose from, one which last three hours and another that runs nearly five hours. Ozone is an eco-adventure that combines the thrills of flying through the treetops of the Little Miami River Valley at heights of 200 feet, with outdoor recreation, environmental education and historical awareness.  


By Josh Schubert and Nick Worley


Plan A Trip To Warren County


Go to the Warren County Convention and Visitors Bureau  website to discover more on these attractions, and find current events, deals, and regional sports, entertainment to experience.



Location: 6300 Kings Island Dr, Mason, OH 45040, USA

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