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I generally visit hopings it open but expecting it won't be. can't get disappointed that way.

I think the park jsut finds it cheaper to have it and run it when they cn then replacing it.

You answered it yourself, "Sure it barely operates and has horrible capacity."

Do I think they would replace it with something amazing probably not! But they seem willing to spend upwards a million on a single year addition.  So to say they would never spend 4 million? They could remove it and add a family woodie with a similar intensity for as little as 2 million.  There would aso be room left over if designed right to expand the water park in the future.

Six Flags didn't build it, but Little Dipper at SF Great America is a family woodie.  It was relocated to there about 10 years ago. 

What people neglect is that we’re on the incline at TGE, and we’ve never been as bad as people say.

Are we ever gonna get a B&M Wing, no.  The only years that I’d say Six Flags treated us poorly were 2011 (Timbertown) and 2015 (Buccaneer Beach).  They don’t invest because they don’t have to, but that doesn’t mean they won’t.  They know what the park needs.

On paper, Flying Scooters sounds cheap and like Six Flags doesn’t care about Great Escape, but if you notice it’s consistently got one of the longest lines in the park.

Even if you threw that argument away, say Six Flags has treated us like garbage.  We’re still getting a lot better.  2019 saw the entire rehaul of our water park, and 2020 saw a semi-pricey ride that is going to be the most thrilling on the property (now with Steamin’ Demon upgrades and landscaping). 

Eventually, we are gonna get something, and when the day comes and Bobsled has to go, I’m confident they’ll give us something noteworthy.

I get that but when AB is open its got the longest line in the park.  They also just poured a ton of work into it and it’s operating way more now.  I wouldn’t count of this going anywhere anytime soon.

Regardless, it’s a popular ride and I don’t see it going down easily.  We have so much undeveloped land, I’m not sure why people insist on replacing coasters when we could just use the 100+ acres we haven’t touched.