Do you think Kings Island should introduce a small looping coaster like corkscrew or scorpion at busch gardens tampa?

No.

To avoid the one word post.

No.

Why would they even consider building a ride that is on par with ride from the 80's?

No way!

If you want something relatively small that takes you upside down, a flat would seem more appropriate. A modern Corkscrew would be balked at by fans of big coasters and would be too scary for a kids/family ride.

I enjoyed the rock-o-plane that would let you rock it upside down while rotating in the air. Americana used to have one and you see them at fairs.

^There's also a Rock-O-Plane at Coney Island in Cincy.

About the topic, I agree that any small upside down flat ride nowadays would be a bit better.

Just as long as it's not Giant.

Well, I would say yes. But..... I would rather have a big coaster.

I don't think so.

I would consider Invertigo a small looping coaster... As well as Vortex to be a somewhat medium size looper. I think the smaller we go, the less interested enthusiasts and guests will react.

I don't think so.

Whatever Al.

Back on topic, why would you want a small looper?

Like I have said before....I still think that it would be cool to have a Much Larger and modern version of Screamin' Demon built at Kings Island.

Heck no.

Corkscrew is quite possibly the worst roller coaster I have ever ridden. Seriously.

Either that or Sidewinder at Hersheypark...

Small looper like Son of Beast?

Small looper like Son of Beast?

A steel roller coaster with the design and layout based on Son of Beast..... Not to bad of an idea....What could possibly go wrong.....

The loop was nearly 12 stories tall. Higher than Racer!

Higher or taller?

sure if they got it cheap and got something else the same year