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I agree with this under the condition that queues are properly themed and kept up.

That's what we thought about Vortex.

They still haven't figured out who stole all The Bat cars from under The Vortex station and here they're worried about some guy's Chevrolet or whatever. Priorities, am I right?

Imagine eating those fat, juicy brats and barfing them up on Der Spinnen Keggers.

An affordable one.

Why not go all out and make it a true Virginia Reel?

An underground B&M Dive Coaster that drops straight down out of the Son of Beast station.

Don't expect the classic woodies to be comfortable at best. They are super tight. My brother couldn't fit on The Beast, but he is almost seven feet tall.

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I am curious, is it the seat design?

I do not know why, but this display fills me with large amounts of anxiety. Imagine if they all rebelled against us.

It must be sinking. :^)

I immediately envisioned an entire four-way floating in the pool water, and was both sickened and dismayed. I am hungry.

I'm happy to see that they're paying attention to the little things like this. Despite the catastrophic economic state of the world, Cedar Fair isn't shorting its parks with upkeep.

From Congo Falls to Action Theater. Yeah, baby!

Why not have a wooden Vortex?

The land around The Bat is a lot more expansive and accommodating for new construction. Only time will tell what Cedar Fair chooses to do, but I firmly believe that if they are planning to expand then The Bat/Lion Country Safari land offers better potential for growth.

5. King Cobra 4. Phantom Theater 3. Firehawk 2. Son of Beast 1. Vortex

I remember riding the backwards train back in 2006 with my grandmother. Not being able to see where you are going definitely adds a lot of nausea to the experience. Not my personal cup of tea.

They could very easily expand the park into that land without something that rivals Orion in magnitude. What would really be interesting is if they could create a pathway going from Banshee directly to Area 72.

As much as I hate to admit it, not only these factors present an argument to demolish the ride, but also the premium real estate that The Bat sits upon. The Lion Country Safari land out there would all be opened up for a brand new large attraction or perhaps even an expansion to the park entirely if it is removed. I don't like to see any Arrow rides go away at this point, but the current events along with the real estate it occupies must at the very least entice CF executives. It's not likely we are going to see another giant coaster within the next couple years, but I could easily see large expansion taking place to decongest paths in the park.

I'm finding no citations online regarding this situation yet. I wonder if the damage is either extraordinarily minor or the park is trying to keep this under wraps until a proper investigation has been completed.

Oh my God. This can't be.