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Alternatively, remove Superman and have the entrance to the park under the stall:
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OR, entrance to the park under the arcade roll truss:
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OR, send it out behind the stunt arena:
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OR, give project purple a friend
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Or, rolling thunder 2.0
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(Clearly someone figured out how to drag and drop polygons in ArcGIS and got a little too excited)
 

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This is the way to do it if SF takes the leap. Maybe a bit redundant with JDC and Toro but who cares. Most airtime at a single park in the world lol
I think it’s distinct enough from Toro in that Toro is sustained ejector and this is whipier pops of ejector with inversions, and I’m sure the GP wouldn’t even realize that it and Jersey Devil were similar at all.

The really funny thing is that between this and Project purple Great Adventure would have the two largest stalls in the US (and maybe world?)
 
Unpopular opinion but send FunSpots coaster to a smaller park in the chain that needs a new thrill.

Coaster specific, Gadv needs, in my opinion, one of the following: Alpen fury style coaster, WG style family coaster or a significant wooden coaster. Not like Toro, maybe go back to the days of dueling family wooden coaster.
 
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Unpopular opinion but send FunSpots coaster to a smaller park in the chain that needs a new thrill.

Coaster specific, Gadv needs, in my opinion, one of the following: Alpen fury style coaster, WG style family coaster or a significant wooden coaster. Not like Toro, maybe go back to the days of dueling family wooden coaster.

we don't get those things now. gimmicky shuttle slop or leftovers are all we've been taught to expect, so I think relocating AF1 is probably as good of an opportunity as the park is gonna get to meaningfully improve its coaster collection for thrill seekers in a while. will it happen? of course not, but I don't think it's the MOST insane proposition when compared with that of Great Adventure getting a custom-designed complete circuit coaster in the next decade
 
Saving Wild One > Saving ArieForce One, don't @ me. This is especially true since Six Flags has Wild One—they need to save their own legendary coaster before they go saving someone else's. Also, I think SFGAdv needs a classic woodie more than they need another RMC or another brutal, ejector airtime machine. Toro and AF1 in the same park would just be silly.
 
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look like I have a polar opposite, my guess this guy didnt want this coaster and the leftovers because its "ruins the vision" of great adventure, while I, the former hater of this mack ride extreme tower ride and a former supporter of six flags america getting kentucky kingdom treatment ready to re evaluate it, I much rather have this mack rides extreme tower ride and the six flags america leftovers than just nothing and the boardwalk area looks way better than it was back in 2025 and before the merger than it just nothing but remains of the old right stuff area
 
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Wild One somehow shimmied into the boardwalk would complete the whole thing in my mind.

That and replace Slingshot with the giant drop tower to clear out the last upcharge.
 
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I can't wait to see some updated footage to see how this would overlay with Shoreline Pier. I think it's almost a perfect fit.
Looking at the aerial photos posted a little while back it wouldn't fit between the Shoreline Pier and Project Purple.
 

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I would hope that if the extra space wont be used for rides in the near future that they would plant a wide variety of trees and shrubs and provide a natural barrier to the parking lot.
With so much space, I have to think there are ride plans for most if not all of it. It's a lot of ground. The drop tower could easily go somewhere there and use the Superman entrance with a split-off queue so they don't have to modify Shoreline Pier, which doesn't have any obvious access points beyond the Pier on the Superman side or BoF end.

With RMC out with their new track they claim can go Giga-scale, hoping maybe the park goes that direction vs a tilt for the next extreme steel coaster. Get rid of Superman and combine that footprint with this space and there's a lot of room for a new front-facing huge coaster to pair with PP for the next generation. Heck, use the Right Stuff/Go Carts space, too, and there's a massive footprint going around the entire Boardwalk for a massive coaster if they wanted to get nuts.

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