Officials warn about accidental 911 calls from Kings Island rides

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Officials warn about accidental 911 calls from Kings Island rides

Take a ride through the new Phantom Theater attraction at Kings IslandPhantom Theater: Opening Nightmare, a revival of the popular haunted attraction that operated at Kings Island from 1992 to 2002, premieres April 18.Warren County officials are warning Kings Island visitors about accidental 911 calls from roller coasters.Park-goers...

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Officials warn about accidental 911 calls from Kings Island rides

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