I think it's a pre internet generation thing! The world wasn't at our fingertips so everything was new and amazing when you went to these parks and other tourist areas. We also didn't have endless music and movies to download so going to the movies and buying new CD's was a great experience. Now, you can see everything online and nothing is really a surprise anymore. You can view the entire world from a phone. You can POV all these rides and see the entire park before you even go. I recently went to Cedar Point with my 21 year old nephew and his 18 year old cousin in law and both were on their stupid fucking phones all day every day, it was unbelievable. At 47, I still out lasted them both during our three day visit. As I was walking around the park, saw many others his age fucking with their phones while at one of the greatest thrill parks in the world. Mind boggling. Again, I think it's due to information overload and the immediate satisfaction that phones provide versus having to walk around and wait for coasters even though most were only 15 minute waits the week we went. So yeah, I agree... our generation was full of amazing innovations yet didn't take over our lives. We still went outside and rode our bikes and skateboards all over the place. We had lives away from the technology.
I dont know why but watching the Brady's always makes me happy inside.It's just the right combo of sweetness,family,music,nostalgia and the 70's..I wish I could bottle it..
Growing up in Cincinnati, Kings Island was (and still is) a great park. There's a video here on the Tube about its history. The Eiffel Tower cost $1.4 million to build (in 1971/72). Imagine what it would cost today!
Did you know the Eiffel Tower was originally going to be located at Coney Island before the decision was made to build Kings Island? They were going to remove the Lost River to make room for it.
There are several up now! Including the pilot, the one when Greg got them studio time (Peter's voice changing), and the final hair tonic episode. They are great quality, look them up!
@@PennyMsElite ruclips.net/video/hiMmi-SFEWw/видео.html This is just one, the channel has a couple more. Looks like some are missing (as they are numbered), I wish they would repost!
My parents swear we were there the day they filmed. I definitely remember going the KI many times as a kid (we grew up less than an hour north), but I don't remember the film crew or cast. I'd have only been 7 at the time, probably why. Wonderful seeing all the old rides, many of them gone now. Just learned the old fashioned cars are coming back for 2019. Great times.
And to think none of this would be in existence today if it weren't for Mike Bradys fabulous plans. What visionary, what an architect, what a DAD!!!! The Pyramids, the Roman Coliseum, and now Mike Bradys Amusement Park...... It must be the eighth wonder of the world? Thank goodness those lost plans were found just in the knick of time, a Mike Brady original being lost forever to the humanity of the ages.. And that 10,000,000 dollar bonus the boss gave to him...... WOW ! I personally think he should have gotten more..... after all, Marcia needs a nose job due to that horrible football accident. .....
Barry Williams, Chris Knight and Susan Olson came back to Kings Island in May, 2013 for the 40th anniversary of this episode and did a show in the theater next to the main entrance. I was there to see them. They said that they did ride the Racer, even Susan did.
Being a child of the 70's its amazing that as kids we were thrilled to go to an amusement park. The one in my city only had two roller coasters. An arrow corkscrew and a mine train. The rest were flat rides and a log ride. We would wait hours to ride a flat ride. Amazing how times have changed.
Very nice. Really enjoyed it. I have been to King's Island several times. It's a great place for fun. Wish the Brady's would have been there when I was there.
The ride showed @ 3:04 is the "Flying Eagles". It stayed at the park for several years in the Coney Mall section before it was taken down, replaced by a hoop shooting game, and then after Cedar Fair purchased all Paramount Parks, they brought back that same technical ride under a different name, "Woodstock Gliders" in Planet Snoopy and "Snoopy is a Beagle so an appropriate albeit unofficial nickname for that ride would be "Flying Beagles".
One of my favorite episodes... two years later, my family would make our first trip to WDW. The year after that, Marriott's ( now Six Flags ) Great America opened roughly an hours' drive from our house.
I have to disagree. Cedar Point is far better. The Beast needs to be torn down before it kills someone. Don't get me wrong, I don't dislike Kings Island, but anyone who's been to both will agree with me.
You are crazy Jerry, the Beast is the best ride in the park and is a classic. It's rough but it's always been rough, takes a tough person to ride it. Has a great safety record too. Maybe you should go to the kiddie side of the park.
@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti1663 Now a days people don't know how to drive because they hit an innocent animal or human. They go too fast or don't watch where they are going because they are talking on their cell phones. They didn't have cell phones back in those days but now they do since 1983 I found out. I thought it wasn't until the 1990s when cell phones first came out, but it really was 1983.
Another fact, the costumed characters that Bobby and Cindy were shaking hands with were a couple of the Banana Splits. They had there own series in the early 70's. There are episodes uploaded here on YT for those that want to check them out. They are "groovy" as hell. Peace.
ffjsb You didn't miss much. _"Skatebirds"_ was another live-action/cartoon kiddie show-only this time the big humanoid puppets were on roller skates. H-B and their pathetic attempts to keep up with the latest trends... lol
The Banana Splits, like the Brady Bunch, branched out into music as well. Their song "I Enjoy Being A Boy (In Love With You)" is actually pretty good-sort of a psychedelic bubble gum pop song.
Thank you for the "pop-ups." On other sites, I find them irritating and unnecessary, but this gave a good look into the park, the show, and the actors. Nice blend of history and nostalgia.
It is the ultimate rollercoaster, imo. There are other bigger, badder ones now, but none as fun as The Beast. Plus, it's a nice long ride, unlike most that are over before you can blink.
Possibly didn’t happen then either but it was part of the script which is why it happened probably. At least I would hope even back then they wouldn’t start until everyone was seated normally.
It would've been nice if they should do The Partridge Family at Kings Island 1973 Pop-Up Video. Their episode was entitled, "I Left My Heart in Cincinnati."
Nice job on your video. Good thing it was the last season, the show was “played”. Brady Bunch had a subtle base of slapstick, I think the world had moved on by ‘73.
The same "Wheel of Fortune" ride in this video was relocated to a small amusement park in my state, so its nice to have a little piece of Kings Island history here in PA. I cherish it also because Florence Henderson rode on it ( :
I was there also. Chis and Mike were further back in line. That Swiss bucket ride thing. Also saw Robert Reed further up in same line. He was very polite to my friend’s Mother. He shook hands with her. Saw Ann B Davis rehearsing the Eiffel Tower scene. Mother got a photo of Florence Henderson .
My parents, my brother and I went to this amusement park when my brother and I were kids. I found it hard to believe that they filmed a Brady Bunch episode, there.
I went to the same school as Eve Plumb. I missed her by a year or two. All the kids that knew her asked everyone to watch her Dawn movie back in the 70's.
This is really cool to look at. I've gone to Kings Island all my life, but I was born in 1981, and a lot of rides, like the canoe ride and that black/red one, I didn't know about. And the Racers red tracks are so bright and new.
When Kings Island opened in 1972, it was arguably one of, if not THE greatest park in the country. Cincinnati based Taft Broadcasting built the park, which was its flagship park, along with Kings Dominion in Richmond Va, and I believe Carowinds also. For many many years Kings Island's attendance topped all seasonal parks in the US and it is still usually up in the top 2 along with Cedar Point today. Taft Broadcasting promoted the park heavily as a National Destination when they owned it, however beginning with Paramount's and later Cedar Points ownership the National promotional efforts turned into much more of just a regional effort. When I was a child in the mid 70s, visiting this park with my parents from nearby Southern Indiana was by far my favorite day of the year. Over the years I think the park has lost some of its luster because of both the decrease in promotion and also the complete over emphasis of thrill rides replacing family rides...While super thrill rides are necessary and always make a big splash,, it's also important to have more family oriented attractions for long term stability. I think the current owners Cedar Point realize this and it's a big reason they are beginning to bring more family attractions back.. The Dolphin Show was a classic in the 70s along with the Biplanes show with skydivers, the train ride when it had real actors, The Enchanted Voyage was a classic, Lion Country Safaris monorail gave it a Disney like feel, along with the Skyride The major improvements to the Royal Fountain and International Street area this year, along with the return of the Classic Car Ride were major steps in the right direction in my view... It also appears that possibly a major roller coaster is in the works for 2020 in an area slightly north and east of the Racer. Now if only they could get the promotional spots going again like they were in the 70s.
1:21 Okay, what is that girl's problem? 2:28 Susan Olsen (Cindy) also refused to ride the roller coaster. There's some woman seated next to Peter, and notice that Barry Williams (Greg) has his hands up to hide the fact that Cindy's not there.
Cindy was around the same height as Bobby, so if she wasn't able to, Bobby wouldn't be allowed either Peter doesn't look comfortable next to the girl haha.
That beginning!! Reminds me of our trips to great adventure! Go dissappear but meet up at xyz wherever at such and such time to eat! Then meet at the fountain entrance at closing! Memories
I love watching The Brady Bunch..I hate copyright laws. RUclips has been taking down all of them. :o( This is one of my fav episodes. And the pop up video is awesome :o) Thanks for posting CoasterBob62.
Crazy to think I had my first trip to Kings Island just 45 years after this filmed. I think I actually rode The Racer on the same side they did, as only one side was running the day I went. I can't wait to visit KI this summer.
This is great! I was a supervisor at the Beer Garden next to the barrel ride where Alice is @5:16. We called that ride the "Puke Bucket." There were guys hosing out one of those barrels 4 or 5 times a day.
Interesting that Robert Reed saved the lives of the other cast members by making sure the production crew mounted the camera in a safe position on the roller coaster. If it were not for him, who knows what would have happened.
i can't resist thinking that camera story is a tad exaggerated, but by all accounts he was a wonderful man in general and the rest of the cast adored him, especially the kids.
That was too cool, I've been there tons of times. I was born in 1989 so when I visited it had ofcourse expanded and there were newer rides. I've been on the Log Flume plenty of times, I miss the old haunted house :( They changed it to a Scooby Doo ride, and now that they're not affiliated with Paramount, it is something else. Wish we had taken more pics, I hope they never close.
Was there in the very early 80's. All of this was still there. The one coaster (I think it was the Racer) was running really fast one night and scared the crap out of people. It felt like you'd get tossed right out on those little whop-dee-do hills and no one was NOT holding on to the bar.
We had a group travel from Illinois to King's Island in 1978 (or 1977?). Gosh, all those rides look so tame compared to some I see today. Most of those rides in the video are standard what you find in many carnivals.
We're always "cooking up a mess of fun" with our informative and wit-keeping family. Whether on vacation or solving problems back home. Stay safe everyone!
Every generation probably thinks their childhood was the best generation, but, I really do believe the 70's and early 1980's were THE BEST!
Yep those old days where phones weren't a thing and the TV's made a lot of noise and bad graphics
I think it's a pre internet generation thing! The world wasn't at our fingertips so everything was new and amazing when you went to these parks and other tourist areas. We also didn't have endless music and movies to download so going to the movies and buying new CD's was a great experience. Now, you can see everything online and nothing is really a surprise anymore. You can view the entire world from a phone. You can POV all these rides and see the entire park before you even go. I recently went to Cedar Point with my 21 year old nephew and his 18 year old cousin in law and both were on their stupid fucking phones all day every day, it was unbelievable. At 47, I still out lasted them both during our three day visit. As I was walking around the park, saw many others his age fucking with their phones while at one of the greatest thrill parks in the world. Mind boggling. Again, I think it's due to information overload and the immediate satisfaction that phones provide versus having to walk around and wait for coasters even though most were only 15 minute waits the week we went.
So yeah, I agree... our generation was full of amazing innovations yet didn't take over our lives. We still went outside and rode our bikes and skateboards all over the place. We had lives away from the technology.
Yep. The 70’s & 80’s were amazing and I always knew if I met a girl named Lisa or Stephanie it was gonna be a great night!!!
Louis holding Kevin as opposed to now where things are so much better.
Yep, those were the days. I have always appreciated growing up back then, too. I feel those who grew up in that era have a lot of advantages.
I'm so glad the Brady's always traveled with Alice - she's so much fun!
Yup
Everyone needs an Alice in their life!
She farts a lot though.
@@mdgraystone I'd hate to be in the car with here when she lets one rip!
@@mdgraystone HA HA! How many people here watch the great BMeister's videos!
I grew up in the Cincinnati area and still live here. This video takes me back to those hot humid summer days I visited Kings Island as a kid
Hell yeah!!!
Our school had trips to KI after prom. It was part of the package.
Lol. KI in May….
Same here!😅
Meet at the Tower at dark!
I dont know why but watching the Brady's always makes me happy inside.It's just the right combo of sweetness,family,music,nostalgia and the 70's..I wish I could bottle it..
The 70s were so innocent & tame compared to what's happened since... Life seemed simpler than at least from a kids perspective (mine at the time)...
I get that from a lot of the old shows.
The greatest decade!
Growing up in Cincinnati, Kings Island was (and still is) a great park. There's a video here on the Tube about its history. The Eiffel Tower cost $1.4 million to build (in 1971/72). Imagine what it would cost today!
cincy2indy the episode was titled the Cincinnati kids which was alluded to the title of the 1965 film with Steve McQueen.
The dimond back and the banshee was over 20 million for each of them
The Eiffel Tower was always our meeting spot.
I still love the beast.
Did you know the Eiffel Tower was originally going to be located at Coney Island before the decision was made to build Kings Island? They were going to remove the Lost River to make room for it.
I adore the pop-up videos! Keep ‘em coming!👏👏👏
I was there that day and saw them filming. :)
That's awesome!
That is so awesome!!!
Bruce Von Beck Congrats
Bruce Von Beck Did you meet any of them?
for real?
That was a classic episode, and one of the better episodes, 😎👍🍻
"Alan Martinez" no relation
Loved this episode and the Hawaii one too.
I wish there was more of the "Pop Up Brady" episodes on RUclips I loved those back when I was a kid.
There are several up now! Including the pilot, the one when Greg got them studio time (Peter's voice changing), and the final hair tonic episode. They are great quality, look them up!
@@PennyMsElite ruclips.net/video/hiMmi-SFEWw/видео.html This is just one, the channel has a couple more. Looks like some are missing (as they are numbered), I wish they would repost!
Me too I loved watching the Brady Bunch when I was a kid and now!
"Stop the park I wanna get off.." LOL
my mom's best friend was there when they were filming :)
We were there when this was filmed in 1973. I tried to put mushroom prints on Marshas head.
The music when they're on the roller coaster is EVERYTHING!!!!
My parents swear we were there the day they filmed. I definitely remember going the KI many times as a kid (we grew up less than an hour north), but I don't remember the film crew or cast. I'd have only been 7 at the time, probably why. Wonderful seeing all the old rides, many of them gone now. Just learned the old fashioned cars are coming back for 2019. Great times.
This is my favorite Brady Bunch episode. I will be visiting Kings Island for the first time next month !!!
Mine too!
was it good?
And to think none of this would be in existence today if it weren't for Mike Bradys fabulous plans. What visionary, what an architect, what a DAD!!!! The Pyramids, the Roman Coliseum, and now Mike Bradys Amusement Park...... It must be the eighth wonder of the world? Thank goodness those lost plans were found just in the knick of time, a Mike Brady original being lost forever to the humanity of the ages.. And that 10,000,000 dollar bonus the boss gave to him...... WOW ! I personally think he should have gotten more..... after all, Marcia needs a nose job due to that horrible football accident. .....
My Family & I once went in the late 1970's.The Park was 5 years old at that particular time.Enjoyed it good!
I miss Pop Up Video
RIP FLORENCE HENDERSON. WE WILL MISS YOU.
Ron Scurti :(:(:(
Ron Scurti I just completed reading her memoir. highly recommended
Not me!
She had a certain wessonality....
World Coming Down 5779 trolls like you are what makes youtube entertaining!
Barry Williams, Chris Knight and Susan Olson came back to Kings Island in May, 2013 for the 40th anniversary of this episode and did a show in the theater next to the main entrance. I was there to see them. They said that they did ride the Racer, even Susan did.
They were there for the 35 I heard too
Being a child of the 70's its amazing that as kids we were thrilled to go to an amusement park. The one in my city only had two roller coasters. An arrow corkscrew and a mine train. The rest were flat rides and a log ride. We would wait hours to ride a flat ride. Amazing how times have changed.
It hasn’t changed all that much. You still wait for hours to go on a ride
THIS is a CLASSIC & how King's Island look like back in 1973 .
Indeed!,It has been alright.
Very nice. Really enjoyed it. I have been to King's Island several times. It's a great place for fun. Wish the Brady's would have been there when I was there.
The ride showed @ 3:04 is the "Flying Eagles". It stayed at the park for several years in the Coney Mall section before it was taken down, replaced by a hoop shooting game, and then after Cedar Fair purchased all Paramount Parks, they brought back that same technical ride under a different name, "Woodstock Gliders" in Planet Snoopy and "Snoopy is a Beagle so an appropriate albeit unofficial nickname for that ride would be "Flying Beagles".
R.I.P. Ann B. Davis. Ironically, my family and I were at Kings Island today and rode the log flume.
One of my favorite episodes... two years later, my family would make our first trip to WDW. The year after that, Marriott's ( now Six Flags ) Great America opened roughly an hours' drive from our house.
Kings Island is a super fun theme park. Best coaster rides I've ever been on!
I have to disagree. Cedar Point is far better. The Beast needs to be torn down before it kills someone. Don't get me wrong, I don't dislike Kings Island, but anyone who's been to both will agree with me.
You are crazy Jerry, the Beast is the best ride in the park and is a classic. It's rough but it's always been rough, takes a tough person to ride it. Has a great safety record too. Maybe you should go to the kiddie side of the park.
I just went there the other day and it's cool to look at some of the rides that they rode and I also rode.
This was so cool! I vaguely remember seeing this episode. Thanks for uploading and also adding the pop-up facts!
R.I.P. Ann B. Davis, Florence Henderson, Robert Reed
...and Tiger! 😟
@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti1663 The dog right?
@@douglasghiz1287 Yes. Sadly the dog died shortly after the first season when it was hit by a car... 😞😖
@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti1663 Now a days people don't know how to drive because they hit an innocent animal or human. They go too fast or don't watch where they are going because they are talking on their cell phones. They didn't have cell phones back in those days but now they do since 1983 I found out. I thought it wasn't until the 1990s when cell phones first came out, but it really was 1983.
All 3 are burning in hell.
I'm pretty excited to find out they went there! I love Kings Island even more now!
In Australia, we didn't get the Brady Bunch until 1976, so at the airing of this episode i would been three. Fond memories
I was watching the show in the early 70s in Melbourne, Australia, years before 1976 - probably more like 1971.
In Sweden we didn't get the Brady Bunch until 2012.
I miss shows like this
In South Africa only 1977 with only one TV channel!!!!😇🙏🤳🎭⛲🕺🎠🍿🎡🗼
Another fact, the costumed characters that Bobby and Cindy were shaking hands with were a couple of the Banana Splits. They had there own series in the early 70's. There are episodes uploaded here on YT for those that want to check them out. They are "groovy" as hell. Peace.
I'm thinking a lot of the writers for "The Banana Splits" used drugs...
+ffjsb I couldn't fathom how many kilos of cocaine it took to inspire Hanna-Barbera's _"Skatebirds."_
+Michael Philbert Never saw that one.
ffjsb You didn't miss much. _"Skatebirds"_ was another live-action/cartoon kiddie show-only this time the big humanoid puppets were on roller skates.
H-B and their pathetic attempts to keep up with the latest trends... lol
The Banana Splits, like the Brady Bunch, branched out into music as well. Their song "I Enjoy Being A Boy (In Love With You)" is actually pretty good-sort of a psychedelic bubble gum pop song.
I wish more shows were filmed at Kings Island
Wow. This just shows me how much KI has changed over the years.
This was a great episode, loved it. 🤗👍👌
Loved the Brady Bunch and love Kings Island, win win.
I love The Brady Bunch as a kid. I still do.
Me 2
@@nataliegillmore7436
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So do I.
This...is...AWESOME! Thank you for putting this together and posting! Love it!
THIS was my favorite Episode on the Brady Bunch
Before cousin Oliver came along for the final season.
Thank you for the "pop-ups." On other sites, I find them irritating and unnecessary, but this gave a good look into the park, the show, and the actors. Nice blend of history and nostalgia.
The tv land comments were hilarious. I was laughing the whole time reading them!
Went there in 78. Rode The Beast. "The biggest, baddest, longest, fastest roller coaster in the world!"
That was 1979, when it opened, and it is still one bad mamajama of a ride!
the beast is my favorite roller coaster there
if you went in 78 you did not ride the beast
@@superklondoentertainmentsy4061 My bad. Went in 79 right after it opened. Was stationed at Ft. Knox at the time.
It is the ultimate rollercoaster, imo. There are other bigger, badder ones now, but none as fun as The Beast. Plus, it's a nice long ride, unlike most that are over before you can blink.
Gotta love Alice walking around the barrels when they started up the ride. No way that would happen in today's safety standards!
lol i can see some stupid person do what Alice did
Possibly didn’t happen then either but it was part of the script which is why it happened probably. At least I would hope even back then they wouldn’t start until everyone was seated normally.
It would've been nice if they should do The Partridge Family at Kings Island 1973 Pop-Up Video. Their episode was entitled, "I Left My Heart in Cincinnati."
Nice job on your video. Good thing it was the last season, the show was “played”. Brady Bunch had a subtle base of slapstick, I think the world had moved on by ‘73.
The world moved on? The show hasn't been off the air ever since then so I don't think anyone moved on. The last season rocked!
Arguably my favorite episode!
Who is arguing?
@@zoltore23 Oh a wise guy huh !
I love that Wheel of Fortune roulette flat ride! Such a clever theme and design!
I loved pop up video!
I loved pop up video
The same "Wheel of Fortune" ride in this video was relocated to a small amusement park in my state, so its nice to have a little piece of Kings Island history here in PA. I cherish it also because Florence Henderson rode on it ( :
The Racer! I'm so glad I live 15 minutes away!
I grew up in the Cincinnati area and still live here. Been to Kings Island many times but it was a lot more fun in my youth
I loved the spinning barrels and was sad when they took it out! Antique cars are coming back next year for 2019.
Jan and Marsha was so beautiful
*Marcia
It still feels like it was yesterday I was watching them.
I was at the park the week this was filmed. Blast from the past. I see many people commenting were there too.
I was there also. Chis and Mike were further back in line. That Swiss bucket ride thing. Also saw Robert Reed further up in same line. He was very polite to my friend’s Mother.
He shook hands with her. Saw Ann B Davis rehearsing the Eiffel Tower scene. Mother got a photo of Florence Henderson .
My parents, my brother and I went to this amusement park when my brother and I were kids. I found it hard to believe that they filmed a Brady Bunch episode, there.
I went to the same school as Eve Plumb. I missed her by a year or two. All the kids that knew her asked everyone to watch her Dawn movie back in the 70's.
Loved that and thanks for posting it. Take care now.
I spent a lot of my youth there at Kings Island. I was the same age as Marcia and this brings back a lot of great memories.
This is really cool to look at. I've gone to Kings Island all my life, but I was born in 1981, and a lot of rides, like the canoe ride and that black/red one, I didn't know about. And the Racers red tracks are so bright and new.
This was my favorite episode.
I would have stared especially at Peter 😍
NOW THAT WAS AWESOME, ENTERTAINING, AND HISTORIC.
I met the brady bunch when they came back to kings island two-three years ago!
When Kings Island opened in 1972, it was arguably one of, if not THE greatest park in the country. Cincinnati based Taft Broadcasting built the park, which was its flagship park, along with Kings Dominion in Richmond Va, and I believe Carowinds also.
For many many years Kings Island's attendance topped all seasonal parks in the US and it is still usually up in the top 2 along with Cedar Point today. Taft Broadcasting promoted the park heavily as a National Destination when they owned it, however beginning with Paramount's and later Cedar Points ownership the National promotional efforts turned into much more of just a regional effort. When I was a child in the mid 70s, visiting this park with my parents from nearby Southern Indiana was by far my favorite day of the year. Over the years I think the park has lost some of its luster because of both the decrease in promotion and also the complete over emphasis of thrill rides replacing family rides...While super thrill rides are necessary and always make a big splash,, it's also important to have more family oriented attractions for long term stability.
I think the current owners Cedar Point realize this and it's a big reason they are beginning to bring more family attractions back.. The Dolphin Show was a classic in the 70s along with the Biplanes show with skydivers, the train ride when it had real actors, The Enchanted Voyage was a classic, Lion Country Safaris monorail gave it a Disney like feel, along with the Skyride
The major improvements to the Royal Fountain and International Street area this year, along with the return of the Classic Car Ride were major steps in the right direction in my view... It also appears that possibly a major roller coaster is in the works for 2020 in an area slightly north and east of the Racer. Now if only they could get the promotional spots going again like they were in the 70s.
they have enough kitty/family rides.the thrill rides attract more GP, theirfor increasing attendance.
This year, Kings Island is having their 50th Anniversary!
Just got back from Kings Island today, last time was when I was a kid and went a year after the Brady Bunch filmed there.
1:21 Okay, what is that girl's problem?
2:28 Susan Olsen (Cindy) also refused to ride the roller coaster. There's some woman seated next to Peter, and notice that Barry Williams (Greg) has his hands up to hide the fact that Cindy's not there.
maybe she wasn't tall enough to be able to ride?
Cindy was around the same height as Bobby, so if she wasn't able to, Bobby wouldn't be allowed either
Peter doesn't look comfortable next to the girl haha.
@@ppylas seems like it
She's hearing voices
Wow. Someone needs to get a life.
6:16 The last scene before the rollercoaster ride was filmed while it was raining.
That beginning!! Reminds me of our trips to great adventure! Go dissappear but meet up at xyz wherever at such and such time to eat! Then meet at the fountain entrance at closing! Memories
I highly doubt the park guests were upset by being in a Brady bunch episode.
If I were alive at the time, I wouldn’t be upset. I grew up with this show.
@@MrDash03 if you were alive? Are you dead? Lol
Nah, he just died for a couple of month and then came back to life.
@@josephalfonsoamantia7028 He came back during the last part of Avengers Endgame after Thanos was defeated.
Thanks for the video loved it.
I love watching The Brady Bunch..I hate copyright laws. RUclips has been taking down all of them. :o( This is one of my fav episodes. And the pop up video is awesome :o) Thanks for posting CoasterBob62.
The Scrambler ride was always my favorite ride back then.
@Mary Ann Wittkowske Mine too!! We used to go there all the time when I was a kid. And Lesourdville!!
Crazy to think I had my first trip to Kings Island just 45 years after this filmed. I think I actually rode The Racer on the same side they did, as only one side was running the day I went. I can't wait to visit KI this summer.
I'm glad to hear that the Racer is still there, sad they only ran half on your visit..that was most of the fun...they were racing.
I remember all these rides in those early years at Kings Island
This is great! I was a supervisor at the Beer Garden next to the barrel ride where Alice is @5:16. We called that ride the "Puke Bucket." There were guys hosing out one of those barrels 4 or 5 times a day.
Did your parents ever ask you to run away from home?
Interesting that Robert Reed saved the lives of the other cast members by making sure the production crew mounted the camera in a safe position on the roller coaster. If it were not for him, who knows what would have happened.
wtf66611 🔩
wtf66611 The fact that he saved the Brady kids is legendary...too bad no one was able to save him from the ravages of AIDS. 😔
i can't resist thinking that camera story is a tad exaggerated, but by all accounts he was a wonderful man in general and the rest of the cast adored him, especially the kids.
Camera looks hand held to me. Go back and look at all the movement.
no Brady brides
They should have shown the whole running sequence
Grew up an hour southwest of Cincinnati. Kings Island was a summer tradition in the late 70s and 80s
That was too cool, I've been there tons of times. I was born in 1989 so when I visited it had ofcourse expanded and there were newer rides. I've been on the Log Flume plenty of times, I miss the old haunted house :( They changed it to a Scooby Doo ride, and now that they're not affiliated with Paramount, it is something else. Wish we had taken more pics, I hope they never close.
Best Brady episode of them all.
JamieB Brnsde they should have made this a two part episode but not 3 like Hawaii or the Grand canyon episodes.
They should have made an entire SEASON of this episode.
Jan always had the best pants.
I love this episode
I grew up in Cincinnati and went to Kings Island every year.
Jan was TIRED OF SILLINESS! Haha. Eve Plumb was my eyeglass patient for 5 years. What a ditz!!
David Miles I guess HIPAA doesn’t apply to optometrists? Hmm...interesting.
I can't believe I've been on rides the Brady Bunch rode :O!
I LOVE THIS EPISODE.
Ha Ha I remember seeing this years ago! Absolutely love this!
Was there in the very early 80's. All of this was still there. The one coaster (I think it was the Racer) was running really fast one night and scared the crap out of people. It felt like you'd get tossed right out on those little whop-dee-do hills and no one was NOT holding on to the bar.
We had a group travel from Illinois to King's Island in 1978 (or 1977?). Gosh, all those rides look so tame compared to some I see today. Most of those rides in the video are standard what you find in many carnivals.
The Partiridge family was at kings island too
were they murdered?
@@brycewakefield6565 what are you talking about
Amanda Hunnicutt is that a tv show?
@@brycewakefield6565 Kings island is where both shows was at a amusement park
cool episode. Liked the pop ups.
RIP ROBERT REED, ANN B. DAVIS
EDIT: AND FLORENCE HENDERSON
PressYourLuckAndStuff And now Florence Henderson too😢
so sad,all the best ones are going
We're always "cooking up a mess of fun" with our informative and wit-keeping family. Whether on vacation or solving problems back home. Stay safe everyone!
Eve Plumb is drop dead gorgeous!
Ewwww seen her lately???
And it would've been nice to see the entire episode with pop-ups.
Great video ! My family goes to that park all the time !
I actually LOVED the "Wheel of Fortune" ride....hated to see it torn down....