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I suppose they would need all that land for a GCI as the structure is quite large, but that is the same for RMC, but in my opinion Thorpe would most likely go for a single rail Raptor.

I think just the fact that the area of land is so big and is being expanded, shows that we could be getting something bigger than expected.

OMG!! Finally the time has come for it to go. But, those pictures show really that we are getting something in the future which is really exciting

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The model of Spike Coaster you are seeing here is the same one found on Carnival Cruise Line’s Mardi Gras Ship, however this one is being tested before they put it on the new ship the Carnival Celebration in 2022, this is exactly what they did with the last one.

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Seriously!!

I am actually onboard with his prediction, plus he actually explains and shows why his prediction makes sense.

Might be surprised by Taylor's prediction.

Yes, it does have some information on teasers and more land clearing

But 205 days from now is the 18th May 2022 so it's Q2 of next year

I know that most people will say Cedar Point as it is a realistic possibility with Wicked Twister being demolished over the winter period with construction possibly starting early 2022, leading to a late 2022 opening. However, some digging has lead me to find something interesting at another...

I'm thinking that Thorpe Park and Chessington will get investments in 2023 followed up by Alton Towers in 2024, just a thought, seen as both Thorpe and Chessy haven't had big investments for quite some time.

Don’t forget the Coaster bit at the end. It’s Six Flags, they need to specify what it is even if they get it wrong, like Harlequin Crazy Coaster.

I was at Fright Nights on Saturday and after a day time run through of Platform 15 I can confirm that there is a lot of clearance work happening.

I'm not the only one who is confused, right?

I have a weird feeling that it is going to Walibi Holland on the old site of the Go-Karts, because if you think about: You could fit another SLC on that site and judging by the S&S Animation, the axis is approximately the same footprint of it so, it's possible.

Merlin are known for advertising their rides by using gimmics to bring people into the parks, for example: Wickerman - the first coaster to fuse wood and fire SAW : The Ride - first horror movie themed coaster The Smiler - Most inversions on a coaster Oblivion - First vertical drop coaster...

If we look at Thorpe Park's coaster line up: Stealth - Intamin Accelerator The Swarm - B&M Wing Nemesis Inferno - B&M Invert Colossus - Intamin Multi - Inversion Saw : The Ride - Gerstlauer Eurofighter The Walking Dead : The Ride (Once X and X : No Way Out) - Vekoma Enigma Flying Fish - Mack...