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lookin forward to a POV

I suppose next year we get to see the coasters under construction - it will have to do :D I'm still amazed the Zierer didn't need planning permission, it's a permanent structure. This suggests they could build similar sized rides at short notice? Anyhow nice addition as a bridge to 2021.

How many creds will the park have once the new coasters are open in 2021? Any surprises for next year? This one nice surprise.

Wonder how the theming will be. Also I note to confirm the clone this ride is precisely the same length as the flying eagle ride above but slightly higher at 13.1 meters as opposed to 11 for flying eagle.

This on twitter re family coaster

haha, what a job:D

Image of new Zierer coaster under construction in this tweet I saw.

Interesting. How did they not require planning permission for that? Or did they?

Be interesting to see the theming they go with here.

Found this newer mock up of the 2021 project

yeah, that's the one. I think they are adding new features to the ride itself too, mabye some fountains, that sort of stuff. They need to spruce up the internal ride themeing. Still some gaps last I saw.

Viking Voyage flume is to undergo upgrades this year too. I'll see if I can dig out the article.

Does anyone know what this Zierer family coaster next year is going to actually look like?? I have seen no docs for it yet apparently something is under construction...

It's good for the park because they get two separate rollercoasters for one too. It only has one wooden coaster at the moment. So if you look at it from their perspective it makes a lot of commercial sense. Whilst i'd like to see something more adventurous as has been said I would also not...

It's good to have a mix of styles in my opinion. Wooden coasters are rare because parks don't want the headaches. Considering TP only opened in 2010 it's done extremely well standing on it's own. Let's hope in the meantime more good attractions are added as well. I expect them to go all out in...

Another positive for the park with this coaster is that it opens up quite a substantial new land bank for other attractions...looking forward to seeing details of the themeing of this ride.

There is, what appears to be an indicative, image on the EIS See CLSKenny twitter

I'm a little disappointed to be honest.

Files are here... http://idocswebdpss.meathcoco.ie/iDocsWebDPSS/listFiles.aspx?catalog=planning&id=AA181453 I don't think all files have been uploaded though but should be enough information to find out how it works somewhere there.

Well, if it's 973 meters of track, at around €14 million euros (not sure if that includes themeing or is just the track) it should hopefully be pretty decent design!