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"Last year, Lagoon phased out its controversial zoo after years of criticism from animal rights activists. Addressing the controversy, Leishman said, “The bottom line is I can say with complete confidence that the animals were treated exceptionally well. Freed added that they are planning a new attraction in the space where the zoo was and hope to have it ready by next summer."

How tradition, nostalgia, and a bit of change have helped a Utah amusement park live on
 

> In a new press release, park authorities say the coaster “will be the first launched single-rail coaster in the United States.” They also say the ride will be the first multi-launch coaster at Lagoon, and the first roller coaster from Intamin, a company known for its amusement rides.
"Lagoon says the new coaster will have nearly 1,746 feet of track and at 102 seconds, the ride will last nearly 1 minute and 42 seconds, longer than many high-thrill launch coasters. It will also have two separate launches keeping riders moving throughout the experience.

At 40 mph, the ride will have 13 airtime experiences, up to 8 seconds of airtime and three inversions. It is set at a maximum of 50 feet and will have two trains with 10 single-file coaches each."
 
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