The purpose of a water park adding a second wave pool is to add capacity. An advantage to having two wave pools compared to one giant pool is on less busy days, one pool can be closed thereby reducing staffing requirements.
Due to Soak City's limited land availability, and due to it being separately gated from the ride park, I strongly doubt the park will invest in a second wave pool.
Here's another idea:
1. Use part of STR's layout on the "mainland", but then make the footprint smaller on the island by building vertically. Build a show building, put rocks around it like on MF's tunnels and on Maverick and make it look like a mountain. Theme it to the Peanuts' canoe adventure. Make the last drop the biggest back to the mainland.
2. In the leftover land, build a B&M flyer starting from the old Frontiertown sky ride building. Use the "mountain" and the new water ride to give the Flyer an interesting layout and things to fly over/skim by.
3. Create a new interactive Mack boat ride using the lagoon: "Shoot the Rapids." Put show elements around the lagoon for guests to literally shoot at. Use the same path as Paddlewheel Excursions, but move the entrance to Frontier Trail, next to the new Peanuts water ride.

I could see them moving it if needed, but not scrapping it.
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I'm not sure if CP could pull off the theming on this, but I'd LOVE one of those 'upside down room' type rides (think Alton Towers' 'Hex'), based off of old-school faeries in keeping with the legendary theme.
Not happy sparkly fairies- the sort of powerful, dreaded creatures that people called 'the fair folk' so they hopefully wouldn't turn their wrath on them.
Could possibly go where the old Frontier Carousel/Eternity Infirmary is now.
Proud 5th Liner and CP fan since 1986.
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