Greatescapefan

Yeah a giga is impossible with the 200ft cap. The park will probally never even see a mega. They may get a couple feet leeway on the limit but not much. Bob sled won't be removed for a while as Six flags will probably fill nightmare area before removing anything. Nightmare area has a much bigger footprint and could fit a much bigger coaster. They own a lot of land behind there also they could go into the woods a little if wanted to

Yeah really they need one signature steel. Thats just about the only thing the park is missing

Getting pretty defensive there. I have at least three reliable sources saying they are getting a coaster. both in and out of Six flags. Don't think the new members know nothing. Along with those sources Jim Reid Anderson came right out and said in a interview with the local press that 2014 was going to be a huge year for the park. This was back in 2012 so its not the week before marketing strategy to get people excited this was long in advance. Along with Jim, Don Mccoy the formal president of TGE said 2014 was going to be big before he left for discovery kingdom. And right when Eric Gilbert became president he said he had big plans for 2014. And don't ban me until the announcement when I'll show you you are wrong

They are getting a coaster this year. These are off of their facebook

I'm thinking some sort of launch since the coaster will probally go in ghost town and in ghost town there is a 115ft height limit

Am I the only one that thinks this park is getting a coaster this year. They are in need and the last one came in 2003

While hiking in the beautiful Hoffman's forest John Griffin Came across a strange building In the middle of the forest. John went to investigate. After further review He came across a Wooden Roller Coaster Housed in the building. The building was pretty beat up. It looked like It had been vancent for a long time. The coaster on the other hand looked like it was in great condition. John being a roller coaster enthusiast was quick to walk the track. It looked like it could be a one of a kind thrilling roller coaster. John finished his inspection and headed home. When home he assembled a team from his top engineers from his numerous hotel franchises to see if the Coaster could operate once again. Once at the site the team came to a conclusion that the coaster was not structurally sound. They also noted that the station was in poor condition. John could not get this coaster off his mind. He decided that he would open a resort around the coaster and would pump 3 million dollars to get the coaster operational. With the Three million dollar investment they completely ripped the structure to make it structurally sound. Along with the new structure John was detrimened to keep the actual coaster experience in tact. After over 5 years of rehab the coaster is finally close to opening. It has received a new coat of paint to make it Blend into its surrounding forest. It also has recived a new train. John also had to make structural improvements to the station but he wanted it to look like the way he found it. The station The 180 degree drop The entire coaster