You do know their business model, right? There is no way they buy any more than the minimum number of trains.
I know of course they won't. The 400 Riders per hour is going to make for a miserable line.
Park President Jeffery Seibert confirmed in a Q&A session to Texas Thrillseekers that it'll be
A three train operation with continuous moving trains in the station for loading and unloading.
They'll make it work.
He also stated they are wanting to have the coaster in operation by Spring Break 2018.
Sucks that SFStL will probably get screwed over yet again.
Okay, well three trains will help, but it's still 3 trains that combined add up to 1 normal train. And count me skeptical that Six Flags gets any new ride running by Spring Break.
Considering SFFT wants to get theirs open before CGA, I'm pretty sure they can get it done. Barring any unforeseen circumstances, it should be open mid March. It's not the norm for Six Flags but SFFT isn't the norm either. They've done it before.