I discovered that way too late in life to truly appreciate just how great it was. 

A family coaster in the crypt building OR The Vortex plot is an epic failure.    The crypt building needs an intense, inverting flat in there. (If they remove the triangle of light door I'd buy a piece of it in a heartbeat or a piece of Shiva off the wall)   That Vortex plot needs the inversion record. Its what it was built for. (Well, actually a suspended coaster that later ended up being demoed and replaced with the inversion record)   If they put a family ride in either of these two plots, I'm revoking my pass permanently.

I'll do my favorite per-coaster- Adventure Express- The helix down into the 3rd tunnel Backlot- The s-curves after the helix Banshee- 0g roll and that long drop into the batwing Bat- the fan curve over the station Beast- The helix and the series of drops between the 2nd tunnel and the 2nd lift Diamondback- The hammerhead, especially on the right side of the train on the outer rows Flight of Fear- the launch and the build up to the corkscrew at the end Invertigo- the fact it can pull enough G's to make me grey out and nearly black out every ride Mystic Timbers- the 2nd big drop into the valley, it's still flying and it's a good sustained ejector air moment Orion- the 2nd and 3rd hills with the lateral airtime while also losing sight of the horizon for a bit of disorientation due to the combination of the upward angle and the overbanked elements Racer- the bunny hill between where it splits and the turn around, they always have insane air at that part Defunct rides-  Vortex- the first drop in the back of the train SOB- the first drop and loop Firehawk- the overbank hill King Cobra- either the loop or the trick track        

The exit to Orion's helix, or more specifically the lateral airtime where the track straightens.  I was going to echo the statement regarding the series of banked hills pre-turn around tunnel on MT, but after watching the video I just couldnt see calling it "one element".  Regardless, that pre-turn around segment on MT is the best 1 segment of coaster track in the park.

And there is precedent for that.  Remember, we did get the original Scooby Doo and the Haunted Castle in 2003, the same year that Delirium was added. I think a new flat ride that utilizes The Crypt`s ride building, and uses the existing queue entrance would be a good fit.  Give another ride that is in air conditioning and could run during Winterfest. Boo Blasters definitely needs a refresh of some kind.