 Righty, okay, so I'm gonna be doing a video today on Cedar Fair's coaster predictions for the parks that Cedar Fair owns. I'm gonna be using a little bit, I guess mostly what I learned in the Cedar Fair stockholders' call, and apply it almost in a Suduko method with elimination and just kind of some things that I know. So we'll start it right off the bat. We know that Dorney Park is gonna most likely get a coaster in 2024. Cedar Point is gonna get their top fill of Dragster, renovation in 2024 as well. And I'm also gonna go ahead and predict that Carowins is going to get a coaster in 2024. Now this was a bold prediction for me. I did not feel comfortable putting Carowins in here, but it's funny, because I did. So at the end of the day, I really think Carowins and Kenneth's Wonderland were supposed to or going to share a coaster year of 2025. That's what I really concrete thought in my head. But then when I started playing around with the parks and the Suduko method, it only made sense that Carowins was a year ahead. So how I'm doing it is almost essentially like one major park gets one $35 million coaster every year. That seems to be what Cedar Fair is doing, $35, $30 million, $25 million coaster at one of their big parks every year. And every year one of the big parks will get a coaster. Now that sounds funny because you see Not Spray Farm, Kenneth's Wonderland Cedar Point kind of overlapping in 2025, 2026. We'll talk about that. So I had to move Carowins a year ahead to 2024. We're seeing a little bit of action with their Rapids ride. So maybe they're going to finally see a GCI or a Gert Slauer or a dive coaster pop up in that plot of land for 2024. Only time will tell as the 2023 season starts and we look for signs of construction. In 2025, I think Kings Dominion will finally get that replacement coaster for the Volcano Blast coaster. I don't think it's going to be a really expensive coaster. I think it's going to be like 10, $15 million coaster. And I know that Canada's Wonderland is due for coaster in 2025. So that'll be the $35 million coaster. Now, if Canada's Wonderlands coaster isn't the $35 million coaster that I'm anticipating and it's a little cheaper, I could see Not Spray Farm being squeezed into 2025 as well. With that being said, I think Not Spray Farm will see a coaster sometime in 2026, possibly 2025. Valley Fair I think will finally get a coaster after their infrastructure upgrades in 2026. That's going to be my prediction for Valley Fair. I think they're due for one. I think it'll be a good 10 million, maybe $15 million coaster for Valley Fair. I could see it being a GCI or if that's not the case, maybe even, I mean, the predictions for Valley Fair are endless and I'm not one to predict exactly what kind of coaster would be coming to a lot of these parks. I don't know much when it comes to coaster manufacturers and what the parks are needing. So comment down below, Valley Fair is one of those parks that are in desperate need of an investment. So if you're a fan of Valley Fair, comment down below what you think could be the realistic option for Valley Fair because I'm interested. I want to know and I want to read about it. So I do think Not Spray Farm will get a coaster. It's really hard to predict Not Spray Farm because of spacing, that BNM Giga rumor and all that, I think was a little wild. I can't see it financially happening, especially with city planning and all that, but we'll see. I, again, aggressively think Cedar Point will get a coaster in the Forbidden Frontier location or the Corkscrew location at Cedar Point. So we could possibly hear a ride removal for Corkscrew sometime soon. And I think that would lead to a coaster replacement in its location or Forbidden Frontier. And I personally think that Cedar Point is gonna go down the GCI route. They really need a wooden coaster now and it would fill that gap and they could be built a really nice GCI coaster. So definitely I'm looking at a GCI for Cedar Point, possibly in 2026. When it comes to 2027, I am predicting Kings Island will either get a world record breaking dive coaster or maybe even a wing coaster, something along those routes. Definitely not a GCI or gravity group. I'm definitely gonna go down the steel route. So maybe even an Intamin launch coaster, who knows. They do have flight of fear, but they could go down the route of a Velasa coaster style coaster. So we'll definitely keep our eyes there. I definitely think Kings Island is gonna be one of the parks that either get a wing coaster or a dive coaster. And if they do get a dive coaster, I think they will take the records from Wonderland. And if that's not the case, then they'll probably go down the Intamin multi-launch category. I do think that Canada's Wonderland will see a family kids coaster in 2027 or 2028. Again, you're gonna see a lot of predictions for Canada's Wonderland. They are under an aggressive growth development plan right now. I can confirm that. So you could see even the basement of the mountain develop a Winterfest style coaster that can be open for Winterfest. So that could be it too, a family coaster down there. It will be something cheap like 10 to $15 million. They won't be anything expensive. Michigan's Adventure, I could see them getting a eight to $10 million coaster sometime in 2027 or 2028. And Carolins will definitely see another coaster in 2028, whether that be a family coaster or another thrill coaster. It's really hard to predict. I can't predict it. But again, the spacing of the big parks just makes sense. I really think I figured this out. Comment down below if you think I am onto something here. I think that obviously I'm probably gonna get a couple of these wrong, but I think I'm onto a pretty good timeline of the big park versus small park investments up here. In 2029, I think that Cedar Point will obviously get another coaster. Again, it'll be either in Forbidden Frontier or Corkscrew's Plot of Land. Those are the two areas that I really think that Cedar Fair could develop at Cedar Point. So I'm gonna be looking to those two areas. And if it's a GCI or wasn't a GCI, I could see them going down. It's really difficult because they have maverick, but I could see them building an intimate multi-launch again. Again, that's a really hard prediction because one, the restraint on the electrical grid for a park like that, having so many launch coasters. I could see that. I really think it would do well, a really big thing, but essentially it would just be a bigger maverick. It's a really hard park to predict for. Honestly, what do you guys think? Comment down below again for Cedar Point. What do you guys see in Cedar Point's future for coasters? I definitely see a GCI, but outside of that, what else could Cedar Point build? And Kings Dominion. I think Kings Dominion could see another coaster around the 2029 timeline. Anyways, what do you guys think about my six-year plan for Cedar Fair? Do you agree? Do you disagree? What do you agree about? And what do you disagree about? Definitely wanna hear from you guys down below. Again, when it comes to Canada's Wonderland, I'm pretty confident in my predictions up there. And then we know 2024. So I was just playing Sudoku with the rest of the parks and spacing out the bigger parks and also taking into account their past history of coaster layout timelines. Cedar Fair is entering an aggressive timeline in investing in coasters again. So you will start seeing more coasters than we have seen in the past and especially through COVID. So this may look aggressive to a lot of us right now with how many parks and the types of parks that you're seeing reoccurring, but I promise you, you're gonna start seeing some coaster investments at a lot of these parks and some of the medium-sized parks as well. But don't expect a $30 million coaster at a park like Michigan's Adventure expect like an $8 million coaster. Thanks for watching guys. Have a good one. Bye.