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Flamingo Land - Near Future RMC?

To be fair, it's going a bit far and there are some incredibly rude/direct name calling type posts above.

But yeah, piece of advice ATI, just be careful which topic you post items in and the tact in which you do it :)
 
Indeed, the subject of this thread can be discussed legitimately, but it has to be introduced in the right way. Don't try to camouflage it as a legit rumour, instead head to the General Discussions section and make a thread like "What coaster could (park) feasibly get in the future?" No pretense, but straight-up wish making, and we're fine with it if that's what it's presented as.

For the record, I believe an RMC would be a little too far out of Flamingo Land's reach. But I could feasibly see them get a small woodie. They're a little too awkwardly located to compete in the "big thrills" market, but with coasters like Kumali and Mumbo Jumbo, a woodie would fit their target demographic and budget snugly.
 
Well they will have to get some sort of new coaster in the future- preferably wood. GCI is probably more likely, but an RMC would work better. RMCs are cheaper than say a b&m so I think a small RMC (on a similar scale to wicked cyclone) is possible. Will it happen? Probably not, but it would be nice to see.
 
Lofty said:
To be fair, it's going a bit far and there are some incredibly rude/direct name calling type posts above.
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Hun, this is CF, isn't the whole point to go a bit far with incredibly rude/direct name calling posts? In the past that behavior usually gets not only tolerated but heralded... ;)

Anyway, RMC actually does offer smaller products for small parks (Raptor track, compact woodie with 3 cars, ect.) so they actually might have something up their sleeve should Flamingoland ever want one. However, I highly doubt the first small-scale RMC goes here instead of a small US park.
 
I don't know why but to me I always thought a small GG woodie would be ideal for Flamingoland, something like Wooden Warrior of Roarasaurus. I'm assuming that's somewhat possible for a park of Flamingolands size.
 
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