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  1. Why didn't you check the Whitewater West website? https://www.whitewaterwest.com/en/products/water-slides/icons/slidewheel/ 340-480 per hr, with 4 per raft, it's a group every 45 secs at least. But the site of Mach 5 is bigger than the site of Supertubes Hydrocoaster And if you want a longer slide, in less space you can stack it up
  2. BGH Capital isn't a theme park operator or a property developer but they bought Village. It all comes down to whether a company can find value in the park/land in anyway that makes it worthwhile to buy it.
  3. The great part about Aqua coasters is that they can fit fairly easily because they aren't as limited by gravity. That's kind of their whole gimmick.
  4. Something something big enough for your mum. Fill in the gaps, too lazy this morning for a burn. Yeah Black Hole is pretty compact and the final slide run is low profile and the buildings / shelters around the area a low enough for slides to run above. Not sure the rules around this but if needed I'm sure support pillars could go into the horse paddocks around the edges too.
  5. Don't slide wheels have relatively low throughput though? I can't remember and its been a while since I looked at the concept. As for the space not being big enough to house an aqua coaster - the current footprint might not permit that but there's still plenty of space around that footprint that you could expand onto to accommodate practically anything you wanted to. Here's what I see as the usable area. Certain elements could cross the creek if necessary, and they could even go over the top of some of the other structures in the area too if need be. It's a pretty big area back there.... Don't forget they've got a lot of those picnic shelters to the bottom left corner there too - that space is usable if need be.
  6. These were just shared on social media by a local, taken this morning
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