MASON, Ohio (AP) — Kings Island amusement park in southwestOhio says the first night rides on its
newest roller coaster will go topeople who raise money for a designated children’s charity.Thepark in Mason
says the "Banshee" will be the world’s longest invertedroller coaster when it opens in April. The
$24 million project will takeriders through 4,124 feet of track and seven inversions at speeds of upto 68
miles per hour.Kings Island says fans wanting to be amongthe first night riders can sign up on its website
for the fundraiser andmust collect at least $100 each for a nonprofit organization called AKid Again. The
group supports children with life-threatening illnesses.Participating fundraisers get access to ride the
Banshee for a two-hour window April 17.Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rightsreserved. This
material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten orredistributed.MASON, Ohio (AP) — Kings Island
amusement park in southwestOhio says the first night rides on its newest roller coaster will go topeople who
raise money for a designated children’s charity.Thepark in Mason says the "Banshee" will be the
world’s longest invertedroller coaster when it opens in April. The $24 million project will takeriders
through 4,124 feet of track and seven inversions at speeds of upto 68 miles per hour.Kings Island says fans
wanting to be amongthe first night riders can sign up on its website for the fundraiser andmust collect at
least $100 each for a nonprofit organization called AKid Again. The group supports children with
life-threatening illnesses.Participating fundraisers get access to ride the Banshee for a two-hour window
April 17.Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rightsreserved. This material may not be published,
broadcast, rewritten orredistributed.