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They could replace it with a big apple or something.

Wow they're really making the most of their free 30 day trial of no limits. I like the look of the elevator and loco triple launch coasters, the funky inversions and banking could be fun. None of the gimmicks are massively exciting, but could still provide a bit of novelty to the coasters...

Lets not forget Asia

Genocide? Famine? Nuclear warfare? Police brutality? Gary Barlow?

Volcano could look good if the theming wasn't obscured by the scaffolding-like supports:

When was the last looping traveling coaster manufactured? The most prevalent ones I can think of are Schwarzkopfs and Pinfaris, and were all manufactured before 2005. It seems like the manufacturing of purpose built traveling loopers has slowed down lately, is this true or am I being ignorant?

I just don't think it would be as fun as the coasters suggest. It would just be awkward tbh.

Batman: The Ride; it looks too fun and exciting for what it is supposed to be simulating. I've never ridden the actual Batman, however judging by his general demeanor I'd imagine it to be more brooding and passionless.

Ah **** it

No parks seem to be that bothered about breaking it - or any manufacturers for that matter. Have any manufacturers produced any designs for anything taller than Kingda Ka? I don't remember seeing any. I doubt the next record breaker will be a slightly larger Ka clone, because what is the point...

I prefer Nemmy, although Nemmy Inferny is still very good - easily one of the best rides at Thorpey.

Not to mention the reaction of Vicky (21), who wants to ride The Smiler again for an inspirational Daily Mail article and accompanying lingerie photoshoot, but will have some difficulties walking from the car park.

I'm hoping this will just be a temporary thing for this year's season, ready for a big relaunch and marketing push in 2018 with the opening of SW8.

^^ Had this topic been about a red arrows pilot I'd have made the same joke :P. I think scw55's point is that the whole 'died doing what she loved' thing doesn't make sense, as she died being ripped apart by a killer whale - which I'm guessing wasn't something she loved. However the risk is...

Still, I doubt 'must be able to handle stressful situations such as being ripped apart by a killer whale' was in the job description.

Hopefully this marks the start of global nuclear disarmament.