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SFTL could use Flying Scooters would work in the Excalibur slot too. Or an Air Race. But CGA's Flying Scooters will soon be available. Please don't make them un-snappable though.

I’d probably expect equipment to be removed from Mooseburger before the end of the season if it is going somewhere. If the windows get covered that’d be another sign something is happening inside. Right now you can just see it’s inactive. IF. And yes this is a big if. They want to do something here it’s an established area of the park and it’s a lot of demo. They’d want to start that this year. Right now it’s just two things closed next to each other coincidentally in the same year.

Spinsanity has been open. It went down at some point AFTER opening so something seems to have gone bad. Tsunami Soaker was announced to be closed before the season even started. And Mooseburger has only been opening for events with food components (IE. Oktoberfest). If they move the food component of an event somewhere else OR don't have one at all then I'd be far more likely to say there's something going on. Using Mooseburger for themed food has been pretty consistent the last few seasons it would indeed be notable if they DIDN'T this season. As for what should, might or might not be afoot - I'd build a new restaurant. I know, I've already said this before. Something akin to what Cedar Fair has been doing for a while now. Removing Mooseburger, the French bathroom and Tsunami Soaker gives you a nice area to build something new (but you can build a nice one even just using the Mooseburger footprint alone).

Cats and dogs living together. Mass hysteria!

They're assembling the carousel now.

It's a bit interesting that in general Cedar Fair has been a fair bit less ambitious when it comes to dark rides. The Boo Blasters rides were all installed by Paramount, and outside of those there really aren't many dark rides at legacy Cedar Fair parks at all. Six Flags has had way more, with several parks having two or more dark rides. I do wonder what the future of dark rides is in the merged company.

I fully understand why Six Flags tried the Justice League concept. It truly was something out of character for the company. Unfortunately Six Flags preventative and ongoing maintenance budgets aren't compatible with the concept over the long haul. I'm pretty sure the license expiring thing isn't an issue though. They'll renew the DC license if it is actually expiring next year.

You do not want Iron Wolf anymore. ROS would work only as a parking lot coaster.

Already have a spinner. I could see that going to Great America, Great Escape or Georgia.

I wouldn't think it'd be terribly busy on a Tuesday at all.

From what I hear it's not worth relocating - beyond its service life.

Hyper shuttle coaster if you still want to use the word.

I believe the distances I maintained would fit behind the restrooms and changing rooms. There's a fair bit of space in between Batman and HH.

Unfortunately if they do get Gravity Group to add precut the most they seem to install in an off season is ~1500ft. Many parks combine that with additional traditional retracking in order to maximize the short term benefit - even knowing that precut will be installed on most of the rest of the layout in future off seasons. I had illustrated before that a U-shaped hyper should work running along the railroad with a turnaround near the front gate.