Professor Delbert's Frontier Fling Is Gone

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My dad was contemplating going on this (with me included) last summer, but we never got around to it. Now we never will. We did ride Snake River Falls though.

This tells me that 2026 might have something big for the combined area of both of those attractions, along with Millennium Island. It doesn't mean any coasters, though, especially given Siren's Curse.

good riddance

How can we look at tt2, sirens curse, and this massive chuck of land for future development and not be excited about what CP has been doing? It’s a crazy time for the park I’m very excited about next season and beyond.

This one hurts. I'll miss being used as a test dummy in the morning before the park opens!

Removing this as well as SRF within the same window of time leads me to think this is for 2026, and that potentially whatever is coming will be significant. I know the survey a few months ago mentioned a Mack water coaster I believe; not sure that would require this much space however.

It’s really great to see the continued investment in the park. Obviously jumping the gun a little, but I do agree this real estate is too big to just sit empty for several years.

Forgive my ignorance, but I'm looking at the ariel view from Google maps and wondering what the building and covered bridge is right above Frontier Fling? And what is that area on the west side of the Millennium Force island?

Building is the old station for Shoot The Rapids. Bridge was used for forbidden frontier. The area on the west was part of STR then converted to the pond where you have to pull yourself across on the floating logs (a real treat on a hot summer day). Now it’s all used for access to Blood on the Bayou.

A followup question, how about the buildings immediately to the east of that area, both above and below the 'river'. I thought they were just maintenance/storage buildings, but does anyone know specifics?

Were the dock and facade buildings on the river built specifically for SRE, or were they repurposed from something that existed before?

I've got good sources that say these rides are being removed for river maintenance. Nothing else to see here, just making room for river maintenance equipment.

Lagoon maintenance, nothing to see here. Those pesky rides were in the way of parkgoers who come to gaze at the lagoon.