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Hey Matt! It will be released mid-June. Source: teaconnect.org

Some bad news... Looopings is reporting about people living in the neighborhoud who don't want this project to happen. They are concerned about the noise levels (including screaming guests riding the coaster) and are willing to go to the extreme tyring to stop this.

Correct, here is the complete drawing:

It's a German story that doesn't end well for the 2 boys... However, the Efteling published their version of the story last year in a book called "En ze leven nog lang en gelukkig " (meaning: And they lived happily ever after), a collection of fairytales. In this version they constructed a new...

Confirmation on the official Facebook account:

It wasn't part of the theme park, so probably just storage space. The notice at the entrance (now with a paper over it) used to say "stock central", meaning central stock aka warehouse.

The promotion banner inside the park said the track would be 350 meter long and 15 meter high (difference).

Here you can find a French newspaper article with an interview with Jean-Christophe Parent, confirming the start of the works in February 2020 : https://www.dhnet.be/regions/brabant/le-megacoaster-bientot-en-chantier-5df3f330f20d5a0c46f93728

Hals-über-Kopf is also an expression in German, meaning "making a quick decisions without thinking".

In this article in a Belgian newspaper, CEO Steve Van den Kerkhof, says that Robo-Spinner is just a temporary name. The theme of the attraction won't be Studio 100 related, they are thinking about something futuristic with robots and/or avatars. The budget for this attraction is 15 million Euros.

Transformers.

It was announced today in there newsletter that the last day of operation will indeed be on September 1st.