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So Looopings got their hands on the building plans, revealing quite a few things. https://www.looopings.nl/weblog/20655/Bouwplannen-verraden-meer-details-over-vier-nieuwe-attracties-Toverland.html - The Parachute Tower will be built on the new land in the water, as expected. It will be 40...

Been thinking about this as well. Might even be able to do something funky like the spike on Star Trek: Operation Enterprise.

Looking at Legoland's target audience I reckon for a lot of children this will be the first coaster they go on that goes upside down, and with that in mind I think it pretty much hit the bullseye. Not too intense, but a decent step up from the kiddie/family coasters to the bigger thrillrides.

If I'm not mistaken the on site drawings showed the B&M "serial number" WI-S (or maybe WI-R, not sure), indicating that this is a Wing Coaster.

I'm wondering why they didn't just go for a full Titan track layout? What's the benefit for WOF to take wooden track, apart from that it'll likely be cheaper? Bit of a weird one, spiral lift is interesting but the rest of the layout seems a bit generic. Just one small but forcefull outerbank...

Not sure if this has already been talked about, but the name of the building documentary is Ohm - The Construction Documentary. Couldn't that be a reference to the name of this coaster? I don't really see them calling it Voltron Coaster tbh, doesn't sound that great if I'm honest... Ohm would be...