John Knotts
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Plot twist: it’s going to Knotts instead. ?
You could just show the blueprints. Don't support clickbait.Dude. I was using the video to show the concept that I was talking about. It would be unfair to claim the idea as my own without giving them any credit for giving me the idea, and I don't have the tools to create a Planet Coaster or No Limits layout myself. C'mon.
You could just show the blueprints. Don't support clickbait.
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Someone on Reddit also brought up that the Dorney Park documents might have been withdrawn because Pennsylvania isn't allowing applications for new construction when all non-essential businesses are closed.Cedar Fair have suspended $75M - $100M worth of capital spending for 2020/2021:-
Here is the article for people such as @tomahawk who passionately hate Amusement Insiders:-
Cedar Fair Outlines Measures Taken in Response to COVID-19
CEDAR FAIR OUTLINES MEASURES TAKEN IN RESPONSE TO COVID-19www.businesswire.com
This could possibly be the reason why the plans for this coaster have been taken down. It does not say any plans are cancelled, which likely means this coaster has been pushed back to 2022 at the earliest.
Basically everybody who applied for permission at that particular board meeting pulled their application because Pennsylvania announced the postponement of all non-essential work days before. Since there was basically no point in seeking approval at that time, the meeting was, for all intents and purposes, put on hold. I'm sure everybody will re-apply at a later date, including Dorney.
Great news!! But since Cedar Fair is only spending $80,000,000 this year, does that mean we will only see this and cedar point new attraction for 2021Per my post in the Coronavirus topic:
tl;dr - everybody withdrew their application as it was pointless at the time. Obviously, the park was able to reapply for a review at a later date.
$80million is still a lot of money. Considering this probably costs about $10m max, and about the same for Kings Dominion's S&S Free Spin, with maybe about $30-40m allocated to Cedar Point, that would still leave $20m for other attractions in a most expensive case scenario, so I don't think that will be all we'll see.Great news!! But since Cedar Fair is only spending $80,000,000 this year, does that mean we will only see this and cedar point new attraction for 2021
Great news!! But since Cedar Fair is only spending $80,000,000 this year, does that mean we will only see this and cedar point new attraction for 2021
$80million is still a lot of money. Considering this probably costs about $10m max, and about the same for Kings Dominion's S&S Free Spin, with maybe about $30-40m allocated to Cedar Point, that would still leave $20m for other attractions in a most expensive case scenario, so I don't think that will be all we'll see.
Like @Antinos, I'm also guessing that structure/rehab work is included in the planned spendings for 2021. While Cedar Fair doesn't actively try to add new rides to all of their parks every year, they do seem to be more adamant about maintaining their parks than Six Flags. I feel that we'll be able to properly judge if 2021's spendings were cut or not once more leaks or reveals emerge about Cedar Point's 2021 project. Regarding this proposed coaster specifically, I'd definitely return to Dorney to ride it and reride Talon if I find myself in the area - assuming this is for 2021, I'll absolutely be riding it opening year, since CoasterCon recently got delayed to then!$80million is still a lot of money. Considering this probably costs about $10m max, and about the same for Kings Dominion's S&S Free Spin, with maybe about $30-40m allocated to Cedar Point, that would still leave $20m for other attractions in a most expensive case scenario, so I don't think that will be all we'll see.
Then what do you think Cedar Point’s new coaster is that they are planning??Cedar Fair made it clear in their yearly earnings call that their recent capex has been inflated by numerous resort upgrades (Hotel Breakers, camp grounds, CW hotel, Carowinds hotel, etc), all of which have been completed. They also stated that they have no plans for any more resort upgrades and thus this results in a capex spending cliff. Do the chain's recent resort upgrades equate to $50+ million per year over the past few years? Probably not. Virtually all of the parks will continue to see additions/upgrades/rides but we likely won't see anything that's the magnitude of Steel Vengeance, Orion, or Fury for quite some time.