Here's a thought: What if Sunway brought Wonderland and invested in new rides and attractions? What would it look like today? We know Sunway is capable of managing a theme park. Just look at Sunway Lagoon in Malaysia. 

The Beach would have gotten more slides, bush beast would have eventually closed, and a small coaster from an Italian manufacturer would have been installed.

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1 hour ago, Gazza said:

bush beast would have eventually closed

Bush Beast RMC confirmed

Yeah Gazza is pretty much on the money.

I guess, if they had been running it properly, the bigger guys probably would have courted more investment in the large manufacturers the same as the GC parks do - Intamin, Vekoma, Mack, et al, all would have been vying for the next opportunity.

Sunway bought the park in the 90s. Theoretically, Beast would have been maintained better, and a potential hybridisation by RMC or similar may have occurred if the structure survived long enough to get to that point.

But this is a lot of ids, and at the end of the day - anything was possible really... there's just one glaring oversight...

 

The fact that Sunway continues to operate parks in malaysia does not mean they knew how to run a park. Remember Sunway is owned by the Malaysian royal family. Its essentially failure proof.

New vekoma slc, vekoma kids coaster and vekoma family suspended coaster

On 16/12/2020 at 12:36 PM, franky said:

Bush Beast RMC confirmed

Beast would have been replaced long before RMC arrived on the scene.

Wonderland would have made the ride arms race a 3-way fight with DW and MW.

On 18/12/2020 at 4:20 PM, Whombex said:

Beast would have been replaced long before RMC arrived on the scene.

The original wildcat opened in 1927. It was rebuilt in 1986 by the same guys who built the Beast at Kings Island in 1979, and all of them ran PTC trains. Wildcat was given a Martin and Vleminckx overhaul in the 2016\2017 season, and Beast is still operating today too.

No matter which way you slice it, Wooden coasters have lasted longer than you're allowing for the Bush Beast. It opened in 1985, having been built that same year. Remember this is a hypothetical question that assumes Sunway took care of the park. If Wildcat can last from 1927 to 1986 with only ordinary (not overhauled) maintenance before a rebuild, and if the rebuild by Dinn and Summers (the guys who built the KI Beast) in 1986 lasted until 2016 when M&V (the guys responsible for Leviathan at Sea World) came along to overhaul it, then why couldn't Bush Beast have received similar treatment from RMC? RMC did New Texas Giant in 2011. 1985-2011 is a shorter period than 1986-2016...?