I like it. I honestly do. Yes the flat situation is horrid. They need at least 15 legit flats to even the park out, from drop towers, to screamin' swing, to giant frisbee, its all needed. But disregarding that, its a smart move.
1. The kiddie coaster. We knew it was coming, and it just diversifies their lineup. Yeah, Disneyland has one, but this will just add something else. Nothing else to really add to it.
2. Green Lantern. Relatively cheap, great location in an unused space that really can't fit anything else. This was completely out of left field. I have not heard much about ZacSpins, but reading this thread before posting, it sounds like a good addition. With it not being the tallest, the younger crowd will probably be willing to ride it.
3. Superman retheme. I love it. I really do. The Superman queue is the best in the park, for one reason. Air Conditioning. 115 degree days, there is nothing better. Over the summer, hour waits were not uncommon, especially on weekends. Now, with a retheme, both sides open, and a new experience, both sides waits will probably top an hour, instead of just one side. I think the reverse launch will make this ride worth riding again. Looking straight down 350+ feet is scary, making it more enjoyable, and frightening.
Yes I would have liked to have seen more flats, but with a price tag checking in likely around $10 million total, its better than that Terminator crap from 2 years ago. This is using the money wisely in my opinion compared to that. Now the next 5 years SHOULD all be flats. If next year we are talking about two more coasters, then I will be pissed, but this is acceptable, based on the price tag.
