Agreed - ride time looks to be roughly 1:40 from stand still on launch to back on the brakes/entering the station. That's a very reasonable time target for being able to load one train. It will be curious if they try to pre-stage a train just outside the station/ahead of speed transfer, which would increase throughput efficiency further, or only dispatch the train directly from station to launch track with no planned stoppage on the transfer track section.At least at opening & hopefully beyond just the first season, absolutely yes. Put the best crew on this ride, with at least 4 operators on the platform, and let them cook. These trains should be very easy to load, which will help.
That said, perfect, zero-stacking-ever operations are pretty much unattainable anywhere. So I expect that while Train 1 is on the swing launch and once Train 2 is loaded, it will be dispatched to that holding block, waiting for the train to clear the top hat. It should be capable of this, but the inevitable "operational hiccup" (large rider, backpack/loose article in line, etc.) will always throw a wrench in operations.
For train design, switching to OTSR will make for simpler loading technique versus the old Intamin T-bars (and lord willing, no additional seatbelt restraint), which should also be a nice bump.