Superbatboy

Definitely surprised by this, great addition for the park

Welp we know what SFA's 2020 addition will be...

Nice to see Alan Schilke back at IAAPA

$150 million smackers, dayum!

Been playing Spiderman on PS4, great game.

They completely confused everyone, looks to be a nice addition for KK

Love the name and color scheme

I have a hard time believing Great Adventure regrets have the tallest coaster in the world and fastest ride in the the U.S. in their park.

even has brakes on the drop at the end like yolo! You're right, I didn't even notice that! Hopefully it isn't as abrupt as Full Throttle's final brakes, feels like being rear-ended everytime.

So this is a half coaster kind of like Full Throttle but on crack essentially?

That side of the park is ridiculously stacked now

Awwww how cute how they had Harley Quinn actually operating in the animation vid for Batman

Looks like a ton of fun, love the color scheme

Obnoxious as expected. Sorry it's the truth, it's a low to mid range launch coaster, nothing more. Stunt coaster or Verbolten type famil-ish coaster, not a big thrill coasters Both extremely fun rides!

Just dawned on me, people have been BEGGING for a Maverick type coaster at SFMM for years. Looks like we kinda finally have one. Low to the ground, multiple launches, inversions etc

So I'm assuming this is the ride Premier was cryptically referring to the other day? Looks fun and kind of family esque

Less than 24hrs before the onslaught of bitching about 2019's additions ensues

Just got a couple of rides on Railblazer, very fun and forceful ride. Kinda beats you up a little, in a good way

Stuff like this drives me nuts! Like how can people just have such blatant disregard?

With Skyrush being my #1 I find this highly insulting, but I get why the park would do it. When I was at Hershey, was able to marathon Skyrush with zero lines in the dead middle of summer.

I don't know what the work culture is currently anymore but I worked at the park about 10 years ago, and when I tried to do ANYTHING to make the park a bit more pleasant for the guests (sweep under parts of the station that were visibly dirty, scrape gum off things, take care of an overflowed trash can, etc.) I was repeatedly told "that's not your job, we don't do those types of things, don't spend time doing that." It was infuriating especially the fact that most of these things take less than 5 minutes, and they make a HUGE impact on a guests experience. I'd see employees and even "management" walk past trash without even a second thought. Meanwhile at Great Adventure, even security has to walk around with trash-pickers. Must be an entitled Californian thing. Yeah because Disneyland, Knott's, Universal, Sea World etc; are just filthy right?

I personally hope they get something new, a 4D free spin or raptor would be perfect for the park.

Was pleasantly surprised to see a vertical loop.

I'm kinda loving how there is so much uncertainty about the 2019 project. Makes the anticipation for the official announcement more exciting.

Interesting rumor, I have no idea what to expect for 2019