Coaster Nerd's Guide

On August 10th, 2020 Cedar Fair trademarked "South Bay Shores".

Cedar Point's Tony Clark asks "What's in the envelope?" as the teasing campaign for CP's 2021 attraction begins. The latest and strongest rumor seems to be a single rail 500 foot coaster by RMC. The park as well as RMC have not confirmed any information. Stay tuned..

There will be a major 2020 announcement coming from Cedar Point on December 11, 2019. Stay tuned.

King's Island unveils Orion. A 300 ft giga coaster with a top speed of 91 MPH and a track length of 5,321 ft. The ride duration is 3 minutes and riders must be at least 54 inches tall. The massive coaster is set to open Spring 2020.

One more day until King's Island announces it's major 2020 addition. The mystery coaster is expected to be 305 feet or taller and is being referred to as "The End Of The World As We Know It". Stay tuned..(Polaris?)

Blueprints for what looks like a massive steel roller coaster at King's Island were filed today in Mason, Ohio. Dennis Speigel, one of the original designers of King's Island said without a doubt, "This is a giga coaster, over 300 feet." The park refused to comment at this time but rumors among executives point to 355 feet which would make it the tallest giga coaster in the world. 30 feet taller than Fury325 at Carowinds which is the number one rated coaster ever. Cedar Fair also trademarked the names Orion and Polaris adding fuel to the speculation.
Coaster in photo: Leviathan 306 feet