Would you welcome a 2010s Six Flags cloned ride?

[SonofBaconator]

I’m referring to 4d freespins, larson loops, etc

[Hawaiian Coasters 325]

Easy answer...NO!

[silver2005]

I actually like both the examples given.  A clone of Cyborg at SFGAdv would be cool, too. 

[Diamondback_Is_King]

I'd take an RMC raptor! I know the raptors gets lots of hate, but I really enjoyed my ride on Stunt Pilot at Silverwood. Totally would like to see one at KI. Would it fit well with the park? Probably not. It would look more like a legacy Six Flags park. Would it be fun to have a raptor at my home park and get some sick ejector airtime in the back row? Yes, definitely yes!

Side note: only Railblazer (2018) and Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Coaster (2018) would count. I guess they're not technically clones, because they are mirrored, but in my book they count. Jersey Devil, Wonder Woman Flight of Courage, and Stunt Pilot came out in 2021, so not that far after the 2010's

[Orion-XL200]

I'd welcome a 4D Freespin.

[johnjniehaus]

No not really 

[DJSkyFoxx]

No to both. I have yet to experience a 4D-free spin but they honestly don't look all that fun to me. And Larson Loopers are also incredibly boring and generic IMO.

If there were honestly going to be any kind of cloned/cheaper ride brought back, I'd rather see another El Loco like Steel Hawg pop up somewhere. 

[BeeastFarmer]

How about an unknown coaster type ( anything but a spinning coaster!) that spreads across the chain like Batman: The Ride did?

Let's say S&S perfects the Axis coaster. Could you see that in the majority of the Six Flags chain?

 

[SmartCat7162]

3 hours ago, BeeastFarmer said:

How about an unknown coaster type ( anything but a spinning coaster!) that spreads across the chain like Batman: The Ride did?

Let's say S&S perfects the Axis coaster. Could you see that in the majority of the Six Flags chain?

 

I feel like that would be super maintenance heavy especially with the trains, so I do not see them doing something like that. But never say never.