I'm sure it was mostly a financial decision to reuse the station, but I'd like to think there was some sense of history from the folks at the park. Personally, I'm thrilled. That's the station where it took all day for my thirteen year old ass to gather enough balls to ride Z-Force, got in line at about 9:58pm. That f-ed up looking structure, all lit up at night...what a visual.
It's also where I bookended Iron Wolf (first day it opened and last day of operation), front row, last public train out. I'm looking forward to a third set of memories with Goliath. The park (and also the chain as a whole) knocked this one out of the park.
I'm a 76er, and a usual SP since I could drive. I had been pretty down on them in the Shapiro era, but I've been impressed with the turnaround of the operations of the park (opening at 10:30 notwithstanding, but c'mon...). They basically won back my patronage, and I'm kinda liking the jealousy from other parts of the country.