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RE: Project 2017

Or maybe everything they said was just off the top of their head and just meant for people to spend all their time guessing and looking for easter eggs. For all we know they just wanted to drive people crazy and those blue prints are from Tempesto.

But hey what do I know? I'm just logical.
 
RE: Project 2017

Exciting news, I can't wait for more information!

... And wow those four in the teaser can really act!
 
RE: Project 2017

tursiops said:
They say drop, which obviously leads people to think coaster. But what if that's a misdirection to trick everyone. This is probably not likely, but what if drop refers to a drop off point, like a train stop? Possibly leading to a larger expansion.
Considering this is the first true reappearance of the BG marketing team within the past 5-ish years, I highly doubt they would hype up a new train station more than a year in advance.
 
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TrevorBondi said:
tursiops said:
They say drop, which obviously leads people to think coaster. But what if that's a misdirection to trick everyone. This is probably not likely, but what if drop refers to a drop off point, like a train stop? Possibly leading to a larger expansion.
Considering this is the first true reappearance of the BG marketing team within the past 5-ish years, I highly doubt they would hype up a new train station more than a year in advance.
I'm pretty sure the same team marketed collosal curl just last year.
 
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Honestly I wouldn't be surprised to hear this is Escape From Pompeii's last year. Unless they FINALLY go behind the Festhaus which just seems unlikely. Then something has to go. And if you look at what attractions cost a lot and take up a massive amount of space that would be missed the least then you end up at Pompeii. Now I know there's an argument for EITA but the footprint of that ride isn't great and I don't see BGW taking out the whole ravine to fit something in there if it was a coaster.

Personally I don't believe this is a coaster but another ride like Pompeii. Not quite a flat but not a coaster. 2017 will be 6 years since the last BIG attraction was built so we know it's big but I don't see it being a coaster. Then again they are teasing us way ahead of time so we know it's a big deal so I could be wrong.
 
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Eric said:
Could be the new country that was always rumored in festhaus park area. In that case, "drop" could mean new rollercoaster or train station as mentioned above.

Maybe drop mean they are rolling out a better computing network to the entire park! ;-D
 
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MAZ said:
TrevorBondi said:
tursiops said:
They say drop, which obviously leads people to think coaster. But what if that's a misdirection to trick everyone. This is probably not likely, but what if drop refers to a drop off point, like a train stop? Possibly leading to a larger expansion.
Considering this is the first true reappearance of the BG marketing team within the past 5-ish years, I highly doubt they would hype up a new train station more than a year in advance.
I'm pretty sure the same team marketed collosal curl just last year.
I'm not really up to speed o WCUSA stuff, my bad.
 
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I'm very hype for this. I can't wait to read and speculate predictions.

So, who wants to place bets on Festhaus Park and who wants to bet on Festa's field?
 
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Zoomy said:
My bet would be it's something along the lines of Cobra's Curse that they are building in Tampa.  Not a huge foot print and nothing like they have.

They're not gonna be hyping a coaster of that size this early. This video points to a major installation.

And for those of you who don't think the company has any money, look at what SeaWorld Orlando is getting this year.
 
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Wasn't Buschs last MAJOR coaster Griffon? Verbolten is a family coaster but when was the last big thrill scary ride? I'ts due now. Im calling it. Strata coaster
-drops mic-
I couldn't imagine the reaction if they did that though. That would suprise everyone. Haha
 
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MrBradferd said:
Wasn't Buschs last MAJOR coaster Griffon? Verbolten is a family coaster but when was the last big thrill scary ride? I'ts due now. Im calling it. Strata coaster
-drops mic-
I couldn't imagine the reaction if they did that though. That would suprise everyone. Haha

The county would never allow that. Probably, at least.
 
RE: Project 2017

I won't make any mindless predictions, but I'll share what I would like to see an installation of...one of those terrain hugging, inverting, twisted track RMC coasters with a rediculously long, out and back layout. Some great airtime would be icing on that cake. (I won't lie though, a new themed hamlet would be very very awesome.)
 
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Zachary said:
redsoxfan787 said:
According to Instagram user themepark.international, it's going to be a big roller coaster.

Their source seems, well, nonexistent. Just pure guesswork.
Oh, most definitely! That post was all sarcasm. But I must admit, Busch Gardens is due for a "big roller coaster." The last one that opened was in 1999 ;)
 
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MrBradferd said:
Wasn't Buschs last MAJOR coaster Griffon? Verbolten is a family coaster but when was the last big thrill scary ride?

I would at least consider Verbolten a major coaster based on its sheer cost. I don't think the park had ever spent that much money on one attraction before and I doubt they ever will again. Still, this news is exciting and my gut feeling is we'll at least get something on Verbolten's scale (minus the effects, facilities, and ridiculous cost)
 
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redsoxfan787 said:
According to Instagram user themepark.international, it's going to be a big roller coaster.


My friend heard something about it going where Drachen Fire used to be.
 
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