RollerCoasters
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Great update, it's close enough to the Plunge area that it could be used for a larger ride. Maybe the next coaster? It's been a while since Thunderbird.
They really are due for a new coaster so I'm hoping that's what it is. I could easily see an out and back design going over the employee parking lot. It's also possible that there are 2 different projects currently in progress....... or maybe nothing (but I suspect they've got at least something up their sleeve).
That's a great idea, hope they can do that.