Martyn B said:
These are the coasters that I believe have uncertain future:
Vampire
Shockwave
Ultimate
Jubilee Odyssey
And the even sadder thing is, they're all pretty unique to the UK (in their own little way).
Vampire; not sure - remember the trains are comparatively new, and it is still one of the Major rides at the park, so unless something big was coming to Chessie, i really cant see it going, while it is 'healthy.'
Shockwave; Colin Bryan himself has said the ride isn't due to go any time soon, but it really could do with a new paint job. Drayton are obviously more likely to lose the Buffalo, and if we were really lucky, G-force, although I remember reading somewhere that the park were considering enclosing the ride, which would at least add something to it.
Ultimate; only if LWV itself dies - the ride is intrinsically part of the park, and the recently aired intent of the park to fix it up bears testament to this.
Jubilee Odyssey; possibly yes, but only if they could sell it, and I can't really see it ending up at another UK park.
At BPB, I see Valhalla at more risk than the woodies, just for sheer cost of operation, and definitely the revo, which could easily end up at a smaller park. Steeplechase probably has a few more years in it, and if a woodie is to die, my money would be on Rollercoaster first, replaced route for route by some manor of launch coaster, finances providing.
Talking of which, I also fear for Velocity, which costs the park a fortune in running costs and maintenance, and really wouldn't be surprised to see this end up elsewhere, to be replaced, along with the corky (which'll go to Pleasure island to die) with FL's much rumoured Woodie.