Allow me to clarify the "great little park" part - the concept and rides itself were great. Execution by staff...not so much.
Mind you too this was also my gap day in a 7 day golf and fishing trip.
EDIT: The truth is I did enjoy it from the standpoint of the fact that it's small, kinda hidden, and just a pop of unexpected fun. I heard about it from someone that's been to Holiday World and said this was another small park they wanted to get to.
Anyways, back to the topic at hand: This Shuttle Woodie and Dorney, the more I sit and think about it, it's a real win for this park. Between Knobels, Hersheypark, and Great Adventure, Dorney gets lost in the shuffle of both locals and people doing road trips. Doing "clone" coasters doesn't work for them and I think something unique that neither HP, K, or SFGA has can make it a "I need to swing by there" park. Between that, the uniqueness of Hydra, having the 4th oldest* operating hyper makes it worth a stop.
* - Desparado is SBNO with no plans of reopening right now and Phantom's Revenge get's its own strange classification because it was originally built in 91, redone in 2001, and the second drop makes it a hyper but it was also a hyper before the redesign.