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Okay, this is absolutely brutal. Wtf is the marketing team doing?! You close five whole rides without warning, including one of the most famous coasters on the planet. It wasn't like it wasn't planned. They also forgot to announce the removal of one of the worlds tallest flat rides. Like just...

I just can't believe Six Flags isn't announcing these closures ahead of time. It doesn't hurt to give a heads up, especially with freaking Kingda Ka of all rides.

As far as I'm aware, there's no swing launch. There was one in a leaked rendering from a few years ago, but that's clearly no longer accurate (there's no room for it because of the showbuilding).

CoasterStudios is claiming that Kingda Ka is closing this off-season and it won't be announced ahead of the closure. If that's true people will be angry.

Dollywood confirmed the 2026 ride is a 50 million dollar coaster.

I know that it doesn't really matter, but I was hoping we'd see something in another corner of the park. This will be three coasters right on top of each other back to back to back. I thought we'd see the next coaster over by Lightning Rod and the rapids.

If Kingda Ka goes they have to get a giga. That is the only possible replacement option that people wouldn't be angry about.

Damn, that bounce track into the first launch is going to rule.

Having been on a tilt drop before (Escape from Gringotts), it's not really similar to a dive coaster drop at all. The main thrill is the feeling as the track tilts, the drop is just the bonus. I think both can co-exist in the same park. That being said, if Top Thrill 2 worked out this would...

I love how this is just Twisted Colossus: Raptor Edition. Feels weird but I'll allow it.

The park definitely needed this! Let's hope the screen quality is good.

None have been built yet. This and Energylandia's version will open around the same time.

God I hope so. It looks almost finished.

He literally had the interview on video with park management. It's not inside info, it's straight from the park themselves. Trust me, I know not to trust that idiot lol

Amusement Insiders interview with park management.

Confirmed to not have comfort collars or seat belts. Lapbar only.

Not really. Only certain small sections of the coasters are outside the mountain, and Alpenfury will be the only one visible from the main viewpoint (the front entrance). It's a lot less crowded than you'd think. The mountain is also the most iconic thing in the park, messing with it would annoy...

I mean, the turnaround is kind of a drawn out messed up immelmann. It's definitely not a basic roll like the rest of the inversions after it are.

I'm still wondering why Ice Breaker needed them but apparently this doesn't. Like that coaster never goes upside down once lol

In what way? This might be the most confusing statement I've ever seen on this forum lol