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11, very intense, would recommend.

This is not slow. It’s demonic, in a good way. My gosh. I rode it so much that I threw up in the bathroom but then I went to ride it again. It’s really good.

I could well be missing sarcasm here, but the ride is not open to season passholders yet. Passport to thrills event for those who qualify tomorrow and Sat, with previews beginning Sunday.

SWO & BGT coexist closer together than KD & BGW. Both have thrill and family rides. I don’t see why they couldn’t make it work with selling multi-park tickets & passes like they do in Florida.

It's not always about smaller/larger (within reason of course,) it's about your financial situation too. SeaWorld has a substantially lower debt load than Six Flags and Cedar Fair.

It’s a lot better than Six Flags or Parques Reunidos. Might get Intamins at Cedar Fair parks again. I would argue if you’re looking solely at coasters, this may not be ideal (depending on what you want.) But I would argue the two Busch parks are an overall better experience and product than the...

Just depends on cost and return I would imagine. The ride was overshadowed by other coasters and so not a big draw to the park, making maintenance costs not worth it. Somewhere like Frontier City, this will be the signature ride and high maintenance costs would potentially be far more...

Largest attraction of its kind we’ve ever built has to be the most vague and meaningless record I’ve ever seen from a marketing department haha

Outlaw Run- just kind of felt nothing through the whole layout? Can’t say much more than that about it.

This must be costing an absolute fortune.

Considering the park had to remove their Asylum themed scare maze because of controversy regarding the theme, I think we can say there’s about a 0% chance of them going that route again.

For a ride that is supposed to increase attendance, Exodus may not be the best choice of name.

Bring one to Tampa, please!

Zachary from BGW Fans has suggested on ParkFans that Busch Gardens Williamsburg plan to install a “Darkoaster” (a play on words from the previous curse of darkastle attraction for the 2023 season. While I don’t know intricate details beyond what is already out there, I have been told that SEAS’...

Probably not out of the question that they could slap a launch on a traditional hyper coaster train like Mako if they really wanted to. It would seem B&M are wanting to sell more launches, with both Chessington and SeaWorld Orlando getting B&M launch coasters in 2023 and late 2022.

I agree, but when it was open it was nearly always dead even on busy days, and most of the area has never reopened since the covid shutdown.

This is Six Flags. If they did things properly and made it easy for themselves something wouldn’t be quite right.

Thought this may warrant discussion? It’s a bit of a long thread but interesting. Markers/survey flags spotted behind Tigris. Most of nearby Jungala except Wild Surge remains inexplicably closed too.

Exciting stuff! Kind of dissapointed that I made a thread about early clues of these developments in Old Town a long time ago and it got locked and deleted due to not being substantial enough. Turns out I was right!

They’d only need a hyper to be 214ft to market it as the UK’s tallest coaster. That’s not much taller than Mako at all.