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If there's any activity on the land?

Mr Me, the picnic area is not all that big. And also a Eurofighter would be a great for for LPS but it isn't going to most likely occur. There's that gap in between the apartments and Coney Island, so the new coaster could connect to the Tumble Bug area..... But that isn't going to happen. The best option would be an El Loco or another compact coaster less than 150 ft. A Eurofighter ticks all the boxes. An El Loco would be a great idea. An even better idea would be a ZacSpin or a Volare(that was sarcastic). It would be stupid to name a ZacSpin "The Big Dipper" as that really only applies to a sit down coaster. Also a GIB would be too big of an eyesore considering it needs to be shorter than the Hair Raiser, their drop tower.

Also is it possible to check the reclaimed land?

We have already discussed that a few times on this board. And to your question, no just no. They are universally hated rides. Maybe a coaster like Thunderbolt at Coney Island could be a really good option for LPS.

IMO ZacSpins are terrible rides.

A decent ride could replace Blue Lagoon instead of it just sitting there. IMO WhiteWater World wasted Thunderbolt's land that could have been occupied by a large ride expansion or roller coaster. Just imagine the possibilities, a B&M could have sit there.... But they decided to take the easy option.

That would have been a great option for LPS but it's too tall.

It would be fun!

It's gonna stay there until it collapses or rots away. They've done nothing about it even though the land could occupy something else.

Any updates on the coaster site?

On JL the laser guns on our cart broke and so we couldn't even shoot.

I wonder how long Eureka Mine Ride will stay there?

Oh right. Thanks

I have already suggested that on this topic multiple times.

Apparently they were really long last season. I haven't been to WnW Sydney yet, but I plan to go sometime this current season. I wonder when their gonna get heated water like its Gold Coast cousin has?

And also not to double post but Jobe I was referring to the name change. My predicted retirement order for anyone: Flying Saucer (already retired), Tango Train (to be retired between the end of the year- mid 2015) Ranger (late 2015- mid 2016), Tumble Bug (2017) and finally the Spider (2018?) And also, yes I am still in school.

Is it? Then face palm. But it wouldn't happen because it would be too large and too tall.

The Spider is going to go last. It's still looking good and running faster than in previous years. Remember a few years ago the Ranger got a massive refurb but it is looking worn out. I still believe the Tango will go first, just look at its downtime. It was even worse than the Flying Saucer, of which the same problems killed it. I'm unsure about the Tumble Bug at the moment. I'll pop in to LPS in December and take some photos. I thought the Wild Mouse wasn't heritage listed? It's not an ACE Coaster Classic either. It's still staying no matter what, it's still very popular and enjoyable. All in all, LPS have done a fantastic job maintaining the old boys for the past decade. Now we have awesome rides to look forward to for the next 5 years. Last note, when are they going to get rid of that bloody Big Dipper entrance if the Big Dipper rumour doesn't occur?

Anything regarding the future of the Ranger and Spider? Maybe they have had some cosmetic improvements. Maybe the Tumble Bug will go after the Tango. My prediction is that the Tango Train will be gone by the end of 2015 at the latest. I'll be getting my last pictures at the end of this year, assuming its still in operation. I can then predict the Ranger will go after the Tumble Bug, and lastly the Spider. RIP TANGO TRAIN 2015.

I've said it once I'll say it again, the Wild Mouse isn't going anywhere. The HUSS rides are going. Neither will Coney Island or Crystal Palace. I'm suggesting the Tango Train is going next because it shuts so often. Then the Tumble Bug? Then the Ranger and Spider? The latter three I don't know when they will go. Maybe the rumoured new Big Dipper could be sitting in Maloneys Corner. Anything regarding the future of the Rotor? Or the Ferris Wheel? Time will tell what will happen.

Fantastic. Is it most definitely going in the Flying Saucer position or somewhere else? I'm asking the staff at the park when I pop up in December.

You mean early 2015? Any evidence?

Cyclone: 30 min- 1 hr TOT2: 1-2 hrs GD: 15 min Wipeout: 2 Cycles BuzzSaw: 30 min MDMC: 40 min- 1 hr? Claw: 2 Cycles MW: Superman: 30 min- 1 hr Scooby: 2 hrs??? Arkham: Walk on at the start of the day, otherwise 40 min GL: Walk on at the start of the day- 20 min WnW Constrictor: 1 and a half hours AquaLoop: 1 hour Everything else: 20 min LPS Everything is a walk on but the Wild mouse. SW SV (before it closed): Walk on- 20 min Vikings revenge: 30 min Jet Rescue: 20-40 min

I haven't posted for a while so thanks for the information.

It's probably going to get scrapped, if anything happened to it.