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It’s too wide to be anything other than a dive. End of discussion. I don’t even know why it was brought back up :emoji_face_palm:

Also because you can find an inverted coaster of a similar scale at your average regional park, whereas the replacement for DC cannot.

Red herrings. All red herrings. The proof has been there for two months but they’ve successfully thrown people off. ;)

*Schwarzkopf

Yikes. But if there’s one thing to take away from this discussion, it’s this: Coaster Studios is ass.

Seeing as how SFMM typically likes to do the largest version of the coasters they install, or the newest models of coasters, I think it’s very likely we see an Xtreme Spinner from Mack.

It’s a reverse tree!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5jsbwoCki8 I don’t expect anyone to watch the video, but AI confirmed that the supports are green.

I hope it’s a Golden Horse

So it’s definitely a coaster, judging by the footers in the lagoon, but the argument that something is guranteed because there’s no proof against it is kind of a fallacy, as you can’t really prove a negative. With that logic it could just as easily be a flat ride because there isn’t one sign...

Battle Escape is the working title, it hasn’t been officially named. But of the two attractions going into Galaxy’s Edge, it’s supposed to be the more traditional dark ride. Imagine Pirates at Shanghai but without it being a water ride.

Can you start sourcing these pictures? Several images in this thread have been taken from CarowindsConnection without being credited.

It’s starting to sound like an American Do-Dodonpa.

Announcement date is August 2, so I mean...

You want pathetic? The only Mack I’ve been on is Ricochet at Carowinds. But luckily next year will bring my count up to a grand total of 2.

I gotta disagree, and I’m starting to think most regional parks do to. Cedar Point is a regional park in Northern Ohio, so the time frame they can successfully operate water rides is pretty small (4 months at the most). That’s a big factor when considering return on investment. For an...

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A lot of this information can be found through InsideUniversal

OhioValleyCoasters toured the Mack factory today. Looks like there’s some mega coaster track being fabricated.