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Holy **** that's directly over a building. What on earth.

Yeah, I doubt we're looking at a normal train for this. It's spinning or motorbike 100%. But the layout is probably correct, it's partially by the BGWFans guy and he knows his stuff.

Hi, yes, I'll take one at Busch Gardens Tampa please and thanks

Now You See Me forget this coaster exists

If I had to guess, we're looking at a launched family coaster here. Maybe a boomerang?

Yeah, I was surprised how much I loved Firechaser. I wish my home park (Busch Gardens Tampa) had something like that, but I suppose it's not too much of a loss considering Dollywood will be my new home park in a few months.

Damn, I didn't know about that Dragonflier bug (full pun intended). That sucks.

I just thought of something. What if this is one of those next-gen Vekoma launched flying coasters? The layout would be perfect for a flying coaster (especially with all the weird sways in the track), Dollywood has worked with Vekoma before, they could easily theme it to butterflies or a bird...

Predictions: - Infinity coaster is going to that O-Town Orlando place, vertical launch to simulate rocket launch - Alabama Adventure getting a Gravity Group woodie - Fun Spot Atlanta RMC gets full layout reveal, but is coming fall 2022 - New RMC model - Intamin announces new model that looks...

I must be reading the plans wrong then, but it looks like there's a building line at the very bottom edge of the left side of the layout. That could just be a site plans outline though.

Yeah I'm on the Intamin motorcoaster train. Looks like it might be indoors in the second half?

.....that's gonna wind up being true, isn't it? It makes sense, checking all the boxes we know about the project.

https://coasterforce.com/forums/threads/alabama-adventure-2022.45149/ Looks like the Alabama Adventure project isn't a Gerstlauer.

So if that's a Timberliner car, then that Gerstlauer project isn't going here. The search continues.

It's Disney, they never build big thrill rides, and this is being announced at IAAPA instead of that Disney event.

I actually just watched that. Pigeon Forge would be the best possible option for me, because I'm going to be living in the area soon. It makes a lot of sense too.

Icon Park has no room. The drop tower and slingshot take up the last major plot of land.

I just realized that we're probably looking at the coaster and that rumored dark ride (via surveys back in 2019) because there's no way this coaster alone is 20 acres. So this expansion should be pretty great.

It's way, way too early to be saying this. We don't know what the coaster is yet.