Intaman

It's possible that the new coaster is named "Journey"? Of course, that's merely speculation and very Voyage-sounding, especially since it is, supposedly, a wooden coaster.

Of course, there is another statement about it being the fastest. It certainly wouldn't be the world's fastest steel, so if you put that and wood coaster together, it does fit. Hopefully, the Daily Herald came through here.

I like this. I think this will really bolster the park and lend it some real coaster identity. Given the space this coaster will occupy, this should be a rather unique/interesting layout. I am so accustomed to B&M installations that I am totally "thrown" by the possibility of a RMC.

Now, this is what I'm talking about.

Awesome. I might try to get to that planning meeting.

This may have been mentioned, but is there a scheduled announcement date? I would be really shocked if GA installed a second new roller coaster in three years. However, I'd gladly take it. Considering the park didn't get a major installation for nine years before X-Flight (I don't consider BTDK a major installation), I would really like to see this more aggressive capital investment.

I really like Voyage, Millennium Force, Boulder Dash, Thunderhead, and Griffon at night.

I just purchased tickets to my first WCB. I'm really looking forward to finally getting out to both parks. YOLO!

I am excited that this park will finally reopen. Since I never had the chance to visit this park, it adds another destination to the area, and of course, some new credits and experiences.

You mean to tell me that these won't replace all of our beloved coasters, I actually found one of these at a shopping mall outside Chicago.

I have a fairly hip Herschel fanny pack, which I often wear to parks. I have worn it on every roller coaster at CP, including TTD, Millennium Force, and Gatekeeper. FYI, to ensure that I am able to press down the lap bar entirely, I turn my fanny pack sideways. Now, SFGAdv is a different story e.g. El Toro.

I have ridden both Scorpion and Maverick in the rain. I had the entire train to myself on Scorpion. I actually tried to make a mini-marathon out of it and rode it three consecutive times alone. The Maverick ride was somewhat painful given the rain. But, it's Maverick, so the pain was also pleasurable.

Raging Bull at SFGA.

This is the last one,

I am absolutely certain that heaven sells Fast Lane passes.

Last submission,

MTV will obviously film this show at Mt. Olympus. Those ride-ops could really entertain us, given their pleasant, talkative demeanors/personalities. Of course, this idea has been somewhat already had albeit without park employees. That idea is called Coaster Expedition.