I'd say that Cedar Fair has a five year plan for what they are going to build and where. Does that mean that's what they end up building? No. Budgets, attendance, and a lot of other factors can change things. But I'd be surprised if they didn't at least have an idea what they were planning that far out. I would say that from the initial discussions with B&M to ride opening on a ride like Banshee there would have to be at least a 2-3 year period, so its not much of a stretch to say they'd know what they were wanting to do in 2019.

I think in 2019, there will be six flags over Coney Mall.

 

- Homestar92, not thinking what you're probably thinking.

I certainly hope so.

Not all change is good.

See 2015.

I certainly hope that we have six flags over Coney Mall. We also might have Six Flags Over Coney Mall, but I'm on the fence as to whether or not the latter would be for the better.

It depends. Do you like the idea of El Beast-O, an RMC steel conversion?

The part of me that appreciates history says HECK NO! The part of me that appreciates thrilling roller coasters says maybe... But I think the part that appreciates history wins there. Thrilling coasters can always be built without harming the classics.

Either way, I think we could learn to take some of those changes in Stride. The coasters might even get a little more Soul.

Terp....Snickers.

{ Hi, Don. }

Six Flags Over Coney Mall, Blacktop, and new coaster for 2017, a Larson Superloop!

^^^ Wash your mouth out with soap...

I'm surprised the merger between the two giants still hasn't happened. It's going to happen I feel, just when?

Probably sooner than most here would think.

I'll again note that I'm thankful that Cedar Fair's advantageous tax structure as a limited partnership makes them a potentially pricier target for a takeover.

Probably sooner than most here would think.

 

And with it would come the dissolving of more assets from the (combined) chains than what enthusiasts would prefer.