I kinda think that we are likely seeing the end of yearly addition to large numbers SF properties. I would expect to see probably something 6 to 10 parks receiving noteworthy additions each year and then general maintenance and small stuff at the rest of the parks moving forward.
I didn’t mean to insinuate that I meant next year after that, I just meant the next project. Ka replacement will likely cost a lot. And that’s cedar fairs strategy, space it out. I’ve said it before, but I feel like a lot of people have this “I want it now” mentality that isn’t sustainable. I feel like SFGADV is gonna get its issues resolved and become a better park, but, unfortunately it’s going to take a couple of years.
I'm fine with it taking a couple of years for the park to improve, but in terms of future expansion, I can't say that any expansion is going to really do much for the park unless they get a Velocicoaster level coaster within the next several years.
Actually looks like a careful disassembly wonder if we might be wrong and there is some hope for it after all.
A lot of people launch drones on the park from Prospertown Lake Park, South of the park. That's usually the angle they all come from - behind Nitro/Jersey Devil.
Being moved once before likely hasn't helped it service life. It's also a model that B&M doesn't manufacture anymore. While I personally like the rides on these stands ups they are not popular with the general public and many have been converted to floorless.
This was one of the coasters that would run for HitP even though B&M’s aren’t designed to run in colder temperatures. Unlike the other four B&Ms in the park, this one is a ride model that’s no longer in production, so the extra wear and tear of running for an extended season and in harsher weather conditions affects it a lot more since unlike the other four B&Ms that have the option for replacement parts, Green Lantern has a more limited supply chain.
