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I think it would sound better if they just dropped the Steel part and just called it Vengeance

I still feel like Railblazer will be the name

It was the only ride for SFStL in 2017. So yes, if it is SFA 2018 addition, it will most likely be the only ride.

Oh man, this is going to be amazing!

Actually, I've always thought the overflow queue for Thunder River reminded me of a Haunt maze. I always thought it would make sense.

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Wow. And he probably has no clue how ignorant he made himself look.

Any speculation as to what could be coming for 2018?

I am so glad to see Zippin' Pippin' live again! I was lucky enough to get to ride the original at Libertyland!

I always forget about High Roller. It doesn't seem to be talked about much.

What was formerly on the land that Dinosaurs Alive occupies?

Love this park! When I visited last summer the Inverter was operating. And I do believe that Disney Land was used as inspiration for the design of the park.

I'm sure we will start seeing some noticeable progress in the demolition of GC within the next week or so

WOF really is quite a pretty park

It would be cool if it were a unique layout for each installation, but that's not likely.

Well this was incredibly unexpected

I rode Buzzsaw Falls in my early enthusiast days. It really was a lot of fun! But, I have to say Powder Keg is a much better replacement.

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Love Kings Island! That view from the tower is awesome!

^ I feel like the water park could use another expansion. As popular as it is, there really aren't as many slides as you would expect.

Definitely not going to happen. There is a better chance of CF installing a brand new B&M Invert at VF than buying Dueling Dragons or any other used B&M. And even that is an incredibly slim chance.

I've noticed that the main SF parks that still retain this charm are the three original parks, SFOT, SFOG, SFStL, which were all built from the ground up.

I'm so glad you are enjoying one of my home parks! I look forward to the rest of your pictures! According to RCDB, S&S has 34 roller coasters.

I personally don't think it is returning. But I could be proven wrong. We will see. EDIT: But just to add, I don't really understand why it is that big of a deal anyway. The water fall was just a skye out affect and didn't actually get you wet. So other than aesthetics, there is no difference in the ride.

^ I don't mind Ninja either. I've definitely ridden worse coasters. You're right about American Thunder. It is definitely a back seat ride!