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That's such a cheesy name and I love it!

There's also a tilt track! One side is a drop track and one is a tilt track. There's seemingly other changing elements in the ride as well. I've seen multiple people talking about something about an owl section not being used during the previews.

I'm a bit confused about what people expected from this tbh. We've known what is was going to be like for months. This is extremely impressive for an in-house build by a smaller theme park, especially considering the

Six Flags announcement day is definitely tomorrow, two rides at other parks got leaked today.

Holy crap, I never thought I'd see the day.

PEOPLEMOVER?! Actually a really good addition all things considered!

Doesn't the Super Boomerang have 6 launches? Two through the station and four boosters?

Thank god it's not located in Hawaii.....

ANYWAYS..... So this is 100% going to have a Chiller theme, right?

I'd rather have this over an Intamin tbh, just because it's going to be really unique in the States. We haven't seen a next gen Vekoma thrill coaster over here yet. This could open up a lot of interesting possibilities in the future!

God, I hope not. I hope it gets scrapped.

I haven't ridden Fire in the Hole, but I've ridden its twin at Dollywood (Blazing Fury). I actually really liked it! Hopefully the new version retains that magic.

I mean, the footers closely match a B&M dive. Not a Gerstlauer.

What the hell? And I thought Six Flags Fiesta Texas getting a mini dive was surprising. How did Dorney go from small shuttle woodie to this?!

Yeah, I don't think they will touch the main park too much. They'll just build a third gate instead.

They would just continue to use it? Universal Studios Florida has Men in Black and Transformers, which are owned by Sony and Paramount respectively.

Florida theme parks in 2025: Busch Gardens: New coaster SeaWorld: New ride Universal: New theme park Disney: New merch Legoland: I dunno a new circle lego or something

Kumba isn't going anywhere for a couple of years.

"A ride in this area is closing soon!" Ride is on the very bottom of the image lmao. He's trying to bait people with the coasters being front and center.

Small nitpick, but Phoenix has been closed for close to five years now. I'm kinda surprised it took this long to remove it.