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Does Gatekeeper having inversions and opening this year in the state of Ohio affect this project?

Please explain to me your obsession about the color of the coaster. I don't know. Dark track for a Banshee?

I use pki.com way shorter.

I'd imagine it would since it is at a B&M plant. There is just no link to KI here.

What color would you say that is? Dark green or black? Any want to speculate if that has been completely painted yet?

An orange peanut for me?

The more you study this pic, the more you have to think that Son of Beast's station is going to be used for this project:

Top Gun is the former name of Flight Deck.

It would be awesome if you were basing this off the foliage in the picture. Yes I was! Actually I was looking at the date on the photo album sorry for the confusion. No confusion. Just saying I would have been impressed.

It would be awesome if you were basing this off the foliage in the picture.

So lets get the lift hill guesses going.

Amazing shots!

So you want a steel version of The Beast? I woulnd't mind this thing having two lift hills like Adventure Express.

My prediction: Another possible teaser/clue coming Memorial Day weekend.

I retract this statement. Having become aware of new details, I can no longer standbythis. Back to the think tank to hatch an updated hypothesis.

I have a new diagnosis: Giga itis I so misread this at first.

I've been wondering if this coaster is going to go out of the land they have cleared right now, and take a turn towards X-Base. If they are building a giga in the current cleared land, it would seem more like Intamin's I305 rather than B&M's Leviathan.

If it was up to this site, I believe we would choose an Intamin to compliment our B&M. But from the business aspect, Cedar Fair and B&M have a strong relationship right now, and it seems like B&M keeps delivering popular rides with little problems. Why move away from that? With the complete success of Diamondback, I imagine B&M gets another chance at bat here.

Very well put. If you consider Kings Island's current customer base, it includes a lot of people who are in a love affair with Diamondback. They want more of it.

You haven't seen their Facebook page then.

I would like to point out that Kings Island hasn't done anything that I know of to suggest against a 300+ foot giga coaster, although there has been possible* hints towards it. Now I'm not saying this is the end all be all, but when blood is in the water about this mystery construction being a giga, I feel it would be unwise to allow people to go along with this "Giga Buzz" for no reason. If they don't deliver with a giga, then it's now more of a possibility people will be less enthusiastic about what it ends up being instead. EDIT: I retract this statement after acquiring additional information.

They also share nearly nothing in common with one another. From what I've seen, the one B&M Giga that exists kinda just looks like a B&M Hyper, only taller. *Making the faulty assumption of B&M Giga. Anything else, and it should not interfere with Diamondback's popularity at all. Location is big here though, they are going to be on complete opposite ends of the park.

Not only will it affect Diamondback's line, but also The Beast's. Have you seen the lines for those two coasters on a Saturday?

I wouldn't want it any other way. I am glad to have experienced both of those rides. Well I guess the Top Spin didn't have to be giant, the theming did however.

Like a looping wooden hyper coaster? Someone had to suggest that. Hypers are in the 200'' range, a 200ft+ coaster that has a loop is no longer a hyper coaster. That gets confusing.