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^ The sarcam of many of the posters here is starting to wear off on you.

Hahaha, well played.

I still think there's a lot left to be discovered in terms of fourth dimension coasters. I'd imagine sometime in the next decade we'll see them make a comeback - who-ever can revisit the concept and make it cheaper for parks to own and operate will be onto something. I'm not sure what the obstacle was for going with an electronic system for spinning the seats, one naturally presumes redundancy and safety, in which case, if someone like Intamin can innovate the tech and overcome the need for a rack and pinion / second track system, they'll be on a winner. I can imagine mega-lites with customisable inversions for guests or "pick your intensity" scenarios. Super marketable for operators, and opens a pandora box of what could be potentially a new golden age for rides.

Some of the original ads said late September, but I'd settle for early October. It would be great to ride during Fright Nights.

have you ever been to DW in the middle of the xmas holidays? The Carpark can and does get full. A further expansion bringing increased peak visitation would likely require further car parks. wonderland's closure had absolutely nothing to do with a lack of land to expand upon. There's plenty of sources of info on Wonderlands closure so I won't post the reasonings here, just google it, but they had plenty of land available.