Kings Island Amusement Park pulls dead celebrity Halloween display.

Kings Island Amusement Park is apologizing for a <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="EVFES000167" title="Halloween" href="/topic/arts-culture/halloween-EVFES000167.topic">Halloween</a> display of skeletons dressed up as dead celebrities, including former <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="ORSPT000061" title="Tennessee Titans" href="/topic/sports/football/tennessee-titans-ORSPT000061.topic">Tennessee Titans</a> quarterback <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PESPT008526" title="Steve McNair" href="/topic/sports/football/steve-mcnair-PESPT008526.topic">Steve McNair</a>.

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( September 24, 2009 )

Kings Island Amusement Park is apologizing for a Halloween display of skeletons dressed up as dead celebrities, including former Tennessee Titans quarterback Steve McNair.

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