https://oceancityfun.com/Rides/galeforce-roller-coaster-ocean-city-new-jersey/

Looks pretty neat. I just looked online for the manufacturer, but it doesn't seem to have been released. Any guesses?

My guesses would be either Gerstlauer, Mauer, or Zierer, though as we saw with Cannibal, it could be in house (with help with other companies).  It does look like whoever is building it is taking a page from Premier and going with the forward and backwards launches and some layout similarities to the likes of Tempesto.   

Ive heard its an El Loco from S&S but I cant find a source

It's a launched El Loco and the end the video shows the S&S logo. They released a concept a few months ago. Apparently one more is planned in the U.S. this year.

Looks like a fun ride. Too bad Jersey's so far from here. I'd love to spend a few weeks exploring their boardwalks.

..it can be done in a day.

Terp, who did, many years ago...with native Jersey folk.

 This is what Surf Dog aspires to be when he grows up!

 

My only Jersey experience was the former Ft. Dix/McGuire AFB long ago. Didn't realize I was so close to where the Hindenburg disaster had taken place many decades before. Anyway, lots of sand and pine trees. Never made it to any amusement parks (it was winter anyway).

Now, you want to add Clementon and NJFTP, you could easily spend a week or more...

I turned off the video a few seconds early I see

I used to get VERY irritated with teachers who shut down films before the credits--which, technically was and is a violation of many licenses to exhibit copyrighted educational films.

Not unlike selling books while cutting the author's name off the cover and title page...

I think this will be a great addition for them. So many places are becoming a hot spot for my coveted vacation planning. This is becoming more difficult by the day, and I don't mean that as a bad thing either. 

Test dummies fall out of ride during testing.

https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/Roller-Coaster-Test-Dummies-Fall-Crash-Ocean-City-Jersey-Shore-Hotel-Roof-509233341.html?fbclid=IwAR0bmghwRU9MVwoonsYHKr_UeS7XNZ2BZy2fr_F6sEjZ6l3QI3w2tZrGGSs

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The incident occurred back on April 20 at Playland’s Castaway Cove in Ocean City, New Jersey. The GaleForce roller coaster was undergoing a routine safety check when two water-filled dummies fell off the ride and plummeted into the Ebb Tide Suites next door, damaging shingles and plywood.

The dummies had leaks that went undetected and they lost their mass and shape, causing them to fall.

“Obviously it’s not something that would ever happen with a person in it,” Hartley said. “You know you don’t lose rigidity in a person. The lap bar comes down. You’re secured in there.”

 

So that's now:

1 - A year-long delay for faulty track.

2 - Noise complaints requiring a new train design.

3 - A full retrack after one year of operation.

4 - This.