I think you are refering to my post. The comment of KI needing steal coasters was made in Kinzel's interview with the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
He said, "We didn’t close [the deal] until June 30 of last year so we didn’t have a lot of time. To order a coaster, it takes two or three years. We’re moving the coaster from Geauga Lake and, hopefully, we’ll get a big bang out of that at Kings Island because we felt they needed a steel coaster."
It wouldn't shock me if they were planning another coaster because he made the comment that KI was the best family park and CP was the best thrill park and they were going to work to make them both have elements of each other. I am not saying there will be a new coaster next year but based on Kinzel's comments I would say there will be one soon. The 2 to 3 year design comment makes me think 2009 unless they move another one next year from up north.
Here they are:
"Kings Island is a beautiful park. It was built in 1972 and it has all the magnificent fountains. Kings Island was done with a master plan. I was just there and I went up into the Eiffel Tower and looked around the property. I’m so proud that’s part of the Cedar Fair family.
We have plans for that. We have plans for all of the Paramount parks. Certainly, we were limited as to what we could do this year because of time. We weren’t able to put our rides or some of the things we wanted to put in the first year because of time restraints.
We don’t want to change Kings Island’s appearance. There’s going to be more of an emphasis on families with teens, sort of like Cedar Point. For the last nine years, Cedar Point has been voted the No. 1 amusement park in the world by everyone in the industry. But Kings Island, for the last seven years, has been the No. 1 family venue with its Nickelodeon theme.
In the Cedar Fair parks, we’ve been very successful by putting in coasters and thrill rides and trying to combine families with the teen market. You’ll see a lot of the family elements that were at Paramount parks introduced at the Cedar Fair parks and you’ll see a lot of the Cedar Fair elements introduced at the Paramount parks."
http://www.cleveland.com/plaindealer/stori...&thispage=1