This bit here makes me wonder theme-wise if it's going to be space-themed as well, given that it is in close proximity to the rest of the Lego City area, with no other demolition or removal apparent.
Just saying…
It would make a lot of sense to do this at Legoland New York, especially since the Christmas event had half the park closed in 2023. That includes both coasters and their new-for-2023 swinging ship. That said, I was really rooting for a junior wooden coaster, or even just something more terrain-based on the hillside. But this makes perfect sense.
Could someone try to make an overlay/measurement of the building put onto the satellite view of flying school? I want to get an idea of it. It looks a bit small for a coaster, especially with all that queue. Id assume the part that looks like a curved hallway would be the loading area for the coaster
It may even be a legoland submarine ride, but the spaceship shaped statue on the plan makes it seem like it will be space themed
Heres a quick guess/speculation of what parts of the building might be.
True, though i think my mapping of the entrance is a bit more realistic, especially since iirc the part you have labeled as the queue on this overlay was labeled for locker space in another. Then again it would also make sense as an entrance.
Just saw this on zierers website. Given the small footprint of the coaster, and legolands history of working with zierer, this might actually be what it is. Maybe not, maybe it would be bigger but if its indeed a launch coaster, it seems to line up with the plans.Mini Launch Coaster - ZIERER Karussell- und Spezialmaschinenbau GmbH & Co. KG
ZIERER Karussell- und Spezialmaschinenbau GmbH & Co. KG - Achterbahnen, Fun und Major Rides, Rundfahrgeschäfte und Wellenflieger für Freizeitparks weltweit.www.zierer.com
Of course yeah they may do a custom model if it is the case, or it could like the legoland dragon scenario where it has a dark ride section beforehand.
