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I mean, a scrapyard seems like a likely contender, haha.

Indeed!

Last Day of Operation will be August 16th. (Confirmed by Expedition Theme Park, among others on Twitter)

To be honest with you, I am just as curious as you!

"Montu but for kids" - actual quote from someone in the company Either Jungala or the existing SandSerpent/kiddie rides area of Pantopia. Why Vekoma? SEAS hasn't worked with them in quite a while, and DOES supposedly have a 5-coaster deal with B&M, which I cannot confirm the authenticity of.

Someone say Bolliger and Mabillard family coaster?

Update: A new "Response Letter" has been posted from the Civil Engineers on this project to the City of Tampa, without much new information. However, this does provide some new information about the name of the project- Project Halcyon, which may be worth adding to the title of this thread...

As far as I am aware, yes.

I don't have a ton of information on BGW 2025, but last I heard, an RMC Hybrid concept- "Iron Drachen" as I've been jokingly referring to it myself- is what is happening. As for the Spire project, I have no clue to be completely honest. I know a concept like that was one of the concepts...

Honestly, I don't know which concept was chosen. Personally, I'm hoping for a B&M. I certainly believe that reliability and capacity will help the park. I don't think park-level beliefs matter as much in determining new additions, but I am under the impression that the park-level management...

Technically both, lol. Fans have been making Giga concepts from a couple different companies, but BGT specifically has had designs for both Intamin and B&M Gigas made in the past.

To be honest, I'm not entirely sure. Personally, I hope they do announce it.

Yeah, it would be quite nice. I honestly think a Fury-like Giga would really put BGT on the track to one of the best coaster lineups out there. Beyond that, just need a good old-style woodie, a coaster with a vertical lift, something indoor, and then hopefully a water-based coaster, and a couple...

That's the impression I am under right now, assuming permitting with the City of Tampa and the Federal Aviation Authority goes through properly. There's been quite a few different proposals for what a Giga coaster could look like- concepts from both B&M and Intamin have been looked at.