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Yes it is.

I don't think that small coaster is their Best Kept Secret, because it is constructed on a different location in the park

Why would they mention that but encircle something different?

I don't think anything special, Only a safety break section to get people out of the train. Because there is also a ladder attached to it.

Is there yet any news about what kind of Record Breaking Launch Coaster will take the place of Kingda Ka?

That's looking good to see coaster parts here. Because in Poland, the new Hossoland park would get the same coaster. But the park will open in 3 months and no pieces of this coaster have been spotted at the park.

That's right, it is June 6. https://www.cedarpoint.com/events/coastermania

Don't forget Helios at Fantasiana

Yes, you are right. The first track pieces for one of the coasters just arrived 3 weeks ago. But did the park already start construction? And there is also no evidence of the first flatrides arriving at the park. I think only some smaller rides will be ready when the park opens in may.

The fastest and tallest spinning coaster is Ride to Happiness

What kind of important record will it be for this new coaster? Because the height, speed and length record are for Falcons Flight and inversion record is for the Smiler. Will it be acceleration or something like that?

Will it ever open? Six Flags is now in their period of removing major thrillcoasters.

Last year there were some plans for a Gerstlauer coaster, probably a Eurofighter or Infinity Coaster, but with the looks of a Zamperla Thunderbolt https://coasterforce.com/forums/threads/gerstlauer-for-pleasureland-southport.44938/post-1170001

You're right. Being forceful isn't a huge problem, but when it's body hurting, it is.

With these rumours you'd better pray the park won't have bought that piece of crap

You are right Germany can use more large traveling coasters, but the major problem is the hight of transportation costs. Those costs have to go down to make large traveling coasters more interesting.

Yes you are right about that. But hopefully this coaster will give a smooth ride for a long time and not being a headbanger like Euro Star was in it's last years at the German fairs. But still Euro Star was an awesome coaster.

Are you sure about this? The footprint of Olympia Looping is a lot bigger. This new coaster will only be a bit higher/taller

We almost have it, but it is not open yet. Actually I haven't done any of them yet. Only the Smiler is on my wishlist. And from the others, I think Leap The Dips would be my favorite. But I don't think I will ever get that credit.

Who has changed the coaster type into a Mack Stryker coaster? I thought this would be a Big Dipper coaster.