Would you pay to see a display of dead celebrity skeletons?

Kings Island amusement park in Mason, Ohio, about 15 minutes from where I live, asked themselves that very question. And because they thought the answer was yes, they have been getting a lot of local, and some national, coverage. But none of it the sort of coverage they really want.

Kings Island is mostly open in the summer, but it does some brisk business on the weekends during the fall. At Halloween season they deck the place out in a ghost and ghoul theme.

They had been planning a Halloween Haunt display that was going to be full of fake skeletons dressed to look like dead celebrities.