Steel Vengeance

My understanding is that the haunt building stays and the queue will wind it’s way around it. I’d also reckon they’ll move away from those huge cattle bins of the past and do something a little more scenic. Something like what’s they did for Mystic Timbers comes to mind as a good solution.

Lets queue through the haunt building. Boom done.

Wonder if they could utilize the haunt's queue as overflow during the summer if needed?

Unless that building has AC it won’t be pleasant.

Ugh! Cargo, that brought back memories of disappointment transports stuffy musty indoor queue.

The webcam is pointed back at SV. Highly doubt it's testing today but just FYI.

I asked Adam Pooch about the Eden Musee and he said it's staying there and that the queue for SV would "wrap" around the building. What that means exactly, we'll have to wait and see.

Speaking of the Eden Musee building, I say there's a 99% chance of us getting a new Haunt for HalloWeekends in that building with a western, Frontiertown theme. Maybe my long wish of a Boneville Haunt will come true.

really? deprivation was one of the better haunts last year.

I'm as big a haunt enthusiast as I am a coaster enthusiast and I always try to find the best in even bad mazes. I already had very low expectations going into Deprivation and it turned out to be worse than I was expecting. Now, I understand that fear is subjective and some people may find a maze scary where others don't. But I felt that the overall execution of the maze was very lazy and rushed. I have yet to go through a "black out" maze that had me thinking "Hmm, there's some good stuff going on here."

Unfortunately, after only 3 minutes of going down pitch black hallways and not running into anything that could be considered scary, I left being massively dissapointed. I really hope they do something different this year or rethink how to approach the maze.

RCMAC said:

My understanding is that the haunt building stays and the queue will wind it’s way around it.

TTD 120mph said:

I asked Adam Pooch about the Eden Musee and he said it's staying there and that the queue for SV would "wrap" around the building.

So, if I'm understanding correctly, this implies that either the building won't be used as a haunt, or that the haunt entrance and exit will be to the left of SV's.

I don't think the building will be going anywhere. They spent a decent amount of money building it. It would be very east to wrap the queue around the back of the haunt building. That area is currently used for storage.

^^I cant remember exactly what he said but I do recall him saying something to the effect that the building would still be used for Halloweekends.

And honestly, the original Mean Streak queue didn't really take up that much space.

Worst comes to worse, they could overflow into the current haunt queue during opening season if the space is needed.

Not really worried about lines. For years people said the only reason MS didn't have a line was because "it was on the wrong side of the train tracks." And people didn't want to walk way back there to ride. Soo... with that logic and the fact the train tracks haven't been moved there should be a 10-15 minute wait tops for Steel Vengeance.

Hopefully they get rid of the queue and just build a stair case right next to the exit. Make things easier for us.

RMC, SchmarMC. I GUESS I'll ride it to support the park, but UGH, dragging myself all the way back there is going to be such a HASSLE. I bet it'll be constant walk-ons, nobody's going to want to bother going so far out of their way. /s

Looks like they are recycling the old Shoot the Rapids water tower... can anyone confirm if

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I honestly don't think I have been this excited for a new coaster since the one two punch of Millennium Force and Six Flags Ohio this time 18 years ago...

Tilt-a-Whirl, that is correct.