The general sensation I'm imagining for this launch:![]()
What in the inverted spinning launch is even that.
The general sensation I'm imagining for this launch:![]()
What in the inverted spinning launch is even that.



Yep. This isn't Ka's replacement, that site is basically untouched. The station is in the GL plot and it runs next to Ka's area. In the recent interview with Ryan, he said the two were originally gonna operate next to eachother.Wait, so the ride isn’t even being built on the KK site, just next to it instead?
Nah, six flags just likes putting coasters on parking lotsSome great aerial updates here:
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It has been said before but I'll say it again - it's really odd that Project Purple is in the car park *next to* where Kingda Ka once stood, like it's respectfully avoiding standing on Ka's grave.
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It has been said before but I'll say it again - it's really odd that Project Purple is in the car park *next to* where Kingda Ka once stood, like it's respectfully avoiding standing on Ka's grave.
It's not ka's replacement. it's next to that site, which has been said so many timesExactly, the park being cheap versus this "not being the replacement" it clearly is
While the park/management has previously stated that this project was in the works before the decision to close and remove Ka was made, which was seemingly an immediate (and rather extreme) short-term costcutting measure by the then newly merged Six Flags/Cedar Fair company, I can't imagine these two coasters would've actually coexisted for more than one or a couple of years. A project of this magnitude is a once in a generation thing for only a small number of parks around the world. I'd say only because of the coasterwars around the turn of the century are we getting a project like this again now, if they had eventually retired Ka and not replaced it with an attraction of the same calibre the park would be less appealing to guests and essentially lose 'status'. So while this project maybe isn't the direct reason Ka was closed and therefore isn't using the same plot of land, I think we can be pretty sure it's existence shows us it wouldn't have been long before Ka was retired anyway.It's not ka's replacement. it's next to that site, which has been said so many times
I'm just saying it's not the physical replacement for ka, like hagrids was for dueling dragonsWhile the park/management has previously stated that this project was in the works before the decision to close and remove Ka was made, which was seemingly an immediate (and rather extreme) short-term costcutting measure by the then newly merged Six Flags/Cedar Fair company, I can't imagine these two coasters would've actually coexisted for more than one or a couple of years. A project of this magnitude is a once in a generation thing for only a small number of parks around the world. I'd say only because of the coasterwars around the turn of the century are we getting a project like this again now, if they had eventually retired Ka and not replaced it with an attraction of the same calibre the park would be less appealing to guests and essentially lose 'status'. So while this project maybe isn't the direct reason Ka was closed and therefore isn't using the same plot of land, I think we can be pretty sure it's existence shows us it wouldn't have been long before Ka was retired anyway.