I was just trying to think of a link to an old attraction name & the atmos / stratosphere & it suddenly occured to me that a cyclone could possibly be described as soaring.
It was a long shot but I put it in google & that article was one of the hits.
I don't seriously think it's worth pursuing but I suppose you never know.
Well the only clues we'll get will be from CP.. so I guess we'll have to see. Once we get a little more we will be able to see what the wordplay has in common with such things as that.
I was also thinking that although it's getting a bit late to start working on a major coaster, CP have been using Intaminge regularly in the past few years & given that the prefab plug & play coasters go up quite quickly (I think), could that point at an El Torro style woody?
AlienSpeedFiend; That's actually a very good find. CP did have a coaster called Cyclone years ago, but whether it all connects with this project may just be digging way too deep into it.
This was posted to Canada's Wonderland facebook page so maybe Stratosoar is going there. The name was trademarked by Cedar Fair not specifically Cedar Point.
Cedar Point's FaceBook just wrote, "We will announce the plans for 2011 one week from today! For clues and more info, click the "New in 2011" tab above."
Clicking on the windmill takes you thislink in case you wondered or didn't notice.
Probably something similar to the star flyer especially since Canada's Wonderland will also be announcing their new ride on the 24th.
Cyclone's are windy too but that's wishful thinking for a B&M flyer or new woodie named after the original CP cyclone that was once on the beach.
I agree, when I first saw the windvane I thought of the Starflyer, but as I thought about a rotating windvane, I think a ball coaster could still be in the running, especially after seeing CW's facebook page asking how high!
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