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Kings Island, the largest amusement park in the Midwest, is seeking proposals for a new internationally themed roller coaster to fit within a 200 x 600 yard space. They invite design teams to submit models and present proposals on February 16th. Proposals should include documentation verifying the safety of designs through explanations of supporting scientific laws.
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AGS Designs Entry Event
- 1. AGS Designs 1231 West Kemper Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45231 Kings Island 3600 Kings Island Drive Kings Island, OH 45034 February 1, 2012 Dear AGS Designs: Kings Island is the largest amusement park in the Midwest. We have visitors from across the country and around the world that come and visit our park. We would like to purchase a new roller coaster that would be internationally themed for our park. In particular, we would like something that fits within 200 x 600 yard space that is fun and family centered. This means we would like the height limit for riders to be no more than 36 inches. We have invited design teams from around the country to submit models of their designs and make formal presentations to our park personnel on February 16, 2012. We would like you to verify the safety of your design, by providing documentation and explanations of the scientific laws that support your design. We look forward to seeing your proposal. Sincerely, Kings Island