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How many slide towers are they adding in total?

Is it just me, or does that look sharper than a normal immelmann? I feel like the top is weirdly narrow.

About that.....

Bow to your new insider! Just kidding, it was an easy guess. Outside cosmetic construction doesn't take long.

Positives: Cinnamon Bread in the PNW let's get it!!!! Negatives: Stop the theme park buyouts already, jesus christ

Assuming just one. Green and orange fits the Nerf theme they're going for. Doubt two thrill coasters could fit in the space anyways.

https://www.reddit.com/r/rollercoasters/s/zHfbQ5jE1f It's a multicolored Vekoma launch coaster! Presumably a thrill coaster.

https://www.visitkingsisland.com/new-in-2026 New dark ride!

Almost more notably, the old Crypt/Tomb Raider building is also in the video. Are we looking at two new rides here, or is one just a red herring?

I'm sorry, am I reading this right? Somebody made a post with OVER SIX MILLION LETTERS/NUMBERS?!

It's wild how the park is getting three new attractions in completely different areas within 8 months of each other. Donkey Kong, Villain Con, now this.

Never judge a ride based on a POV. If they were accurate, every B&M hyper would be the most boring ride ever.

Hate to say it, but that ride sign is terrible. It's just way too small.

That's actually brutal. And people continue to wonder why Cedar Fair stopped working with Intamin.

I'm kinda surprised Gerstlauer hasn't developed vest restraints yet. That seems like an easy fix and everyone else is doing it.

It'll probably go too fast for that anyways. Full Throttle feels like it crawls at the top.

It's not in the Spider-Man plot, it's where San Francisco Wharf currently is. I think Backdraft used to be there?

Another thing I noticed from these photos is that they're finally putting the supports up for the stall and the two inversions next to it. Wonder what took them so long?

I believe that actually got discontinued last year. Now the only option is to take a bus into Jackson, then Uber to the park. That isn't the worst thing in the world, but then you have to Uber back and apparently it can be hard to get one from Great Adventure.

I hate how hard this park is to get to without a car. It's in the middle of the most heavily populated section in the US and it's still somehow in the middle of nowhere. I'd love to visit when I'm in NYC next week but I can't justify the cost.