Kings Dominion Review

I purchased tickets for Kings Dominion to the tune of $212.00 back on February 17, 2020 just before the mass hysteria for the plandemic was fully implemented. The plan was to go for my daughter’s birthday sometime in later April 2020 or the early summer since Kings Dominion was me and my wife’s primary amusement park of childhood. Kings Dominion ended up being closed for all of 2020 and they said they would honor those tickets for this year.

While Kings Dominion was open this year, our experience at Busch Gardens this past spring caused us to wait until the back half of the summer or hopefully the fall to go. However, Kings Dominion didn’t announce any fall openings to make plans for and they continued their mask mandates for the indoors at the park. This was enough to decide not to go at all. The web site said to contact them through a web form if you couldn’t make it this year. I did just that and never received a response, so I’m out 200 bucks.

I figured this would be the case and honestly, I consider it my fault for not asking for my money back last year. Still, though, Kings Dominion is going to get the rare lowest grade possible and be placed on the permanent blacklist without the possibility of parole. My patience with the plandemic and all the bullshit that goes along with it, like mask rules, ran out a long time ago. Businesses should be fighting back on this bullshit, but many, like Kings Dominion, aren’t. It’s also unfair to have Kings Dominion guilty-by-association to Busch Gardens. Still, though, I’m sure Kings Dominion is understaffed and a shit show just like Busch Gardens.

So, fuck ‘em.

Grade: F-, **newest blacklist inductee**