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Perhaps, mostly pointing out a property within the same company in a tourist area with a built-in draw.

That aside let us look at area waterparks. Every park with an added waterpark has added one or more attractions in the last decade. Every stand-alone water park in New England has added one or more attractions since Dr. Von Dark was added to the water country.  Yes with the fact Water Country is the largest stand along with waterpark in New England they have less of a need to expand. but over 10 years is a bit nuts.

SFOG  still has theires but they have started to take over the old Pre show Queue lot for rides.

Their Western area is one of the best I have seen. very well themed. I agree I know it seems small but it's a great area.  Past that is a boardwalk themed area. the American Boardwalk is where Superman ultimate flight is located. It really doesn't need to be expanded since the Waterpark plays into the theme.

create a new area out of Georgia and USA? What do you mean by this?  They already have the Antibelom area which represents GA during that period. They have a 50's area it's where Goliath can be found. This is like the western area very well themed expect for Goliath's entrance. Keep in mind SFOG was built as a theme park it wasn't an amusement park turned theme park

add Peachtree (where Acrophobia is) and Coastal (Where there RMC Cyclone is) to the Promenade (main entrance) area? again not sure what you're hoping to do here. are you talking signage  Cyclone is part of the Antebellum area? and GA's Coastline is nothing special or worth promoting.

could add another entrance. They used to have another entrance it was in the back of the park by GASM. It was removed in the late '90s around the time Viper was added. 

They could probably move the Sky Coaster to where the Axis Arena is and scrap Great American Scream Machine to expand the water park (which they may not need to for a long time).
Wouldn't open up much room The sky coaster uses very little space and GASM goes around a pond. Which by the way floods. So it wouldn;t really help. Sure GASM is not the best wood coaster out there but now its there only wood coaster.

I haven't had a chance to ride blue hawk with the new trains. I road it a few times in the '90s the coaster overall is really good. I know it got shacky but if the new trains help with any headbanging like the new trains on Riddler It can't be that bad of a ride nowadays.

just my opinion but Six Flags should wait til all their 2020 additions are done and postpone all 2021 additions except Magic Mountian's because they technically got nothing for 2019 or 2020 depending on Member previews vs Grand Opening of WCR

Parks especially chains that rely on early year attendance will see a big impact on their bottom lines and will have to adjust.  It's too early to predict how long this will last and how it will affect parks that generally do the bulk of their business I summer with little to no early season.

I do agree SFI would be smart to dramatically scale back their additions. but moderately priced capital improvements should still be done.

Barber Shops and the like can't open til the Green Phase in PA, yet New Orleans is opening them not at 25% capacity. I feel that is the best comparison in terms of density even though it wasn't as hard hit as the North East or Seattle.