I like that. Superman could easily fit and be rethemed (Desert Hawk Dive?) where the arena is. Paired with a rehabbed Medusa (call it Viper!), that's instantly a revitalized area along with what they're already doing with the Mine Train, Fort, and Log Flume rehabs, and they don't have to buy a whole new coaster for the Frontier or make major changes to the landscape to do it. It makes too much sense so it won't happen.If they were to use this plot of land for a major coaster my vote would be for an RMC hybrid like Zadra at Energylandia. They could relocate Superman to Frontier Adventures next to Medusa.
Six Flags isn't spending money on relocating that within the park. It would either be sold to another park or demolished.They could relocate Superman to Frontier Adventures next to Medusa.
I could see a giga coaster doing an out and back into the parking lot if there was room for car and guest movement underneath it like at Canada's Wonderland, but something like that is all I could imagine eating up more parking lot. I do agree that superman is in a really inconvenient spot.I'm very amenable to a coaster (particularly a wooden one) that sorta encircles Boardwalk and the Shoreline Pier to separate it from the parking lot, but I still firmly believe that building further out towards or into the parking lot is a really bad idea long-term. When Superman eventually dies, I really believe the land needs to be returned to the parking lot.
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I think red is all good for development/redevelopment. Blue is what I'd like to see left untouched until Superman goes and then the whole area can be returned to parking. Yellow is current parking I could see possibly being used super long-term for maybe a resort development or similar.
I just think the current parking situation where guests have to walk eons around the perimeter of Superman is absurd and really should be fixed long-term. Worsening the problem by building more new ride hardware out there just seems like a really bad idea to me.
Red is 100% the best option, and how great would it be if they revamped the entrance to the park and you had a great GCI woodie right there next to it. Would be a great energy when you come in. Especially if they add tracer lights.I think red is all good for development/redevelopment.
100%, and to even add, not just reclaiming that but with my suggestion above, adding to the area and adding a whole new entrance that maybe moves the handicapped then gives a great plaza with tram through the parking, maybe some better shops and guest services outside the park around there.I just think the current parking situation where guests have to walk eons around the perimeter of Superman is absurd and really should be fixed long-term. Worsening the problem by building more new ride hardware out there just seems like a really bad idea to me.
I'm very amenable to a coaster (particularly a wooden one) that sorta encircles Boardwalk and the Shoreline Pier to separate it from the parking lot, but I still firmly believe that building further out towards or into the parking lot is a really bad idea long-term. When Superman eventually dies, I really believe the land needs to be returned to the parking lot.
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I think red is all good for development/redevelopment. Blue is what I'd like to see left untouched until Superman goes and then the whole area can be returned to parking. Yellow is current parking I could see possibly being used super long-term for maybe a resort development or similar.
I just think the current parking situation where guests have to walk eons around the perimeter of Superman is absurd and really should be fixed long-term. Worsening the problem by building more new ride hardware out there just seems like a really bad idea to me.
Side note, where did you get such a recent image?
this is good, though I'd imagine they wouldn't be too big on having Superman visually blocked. Its ridership would probably plummet.View attachment 43768If you do it this way you can maybe keep the Superman tent in tact
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