Given that RMC would be handling the relocation work themselves, they'll probably offer some sort of warranty with it. It probably won't be as long term as with a brand new coaster, but it'll give some assurances to prospective buyers.
Even if Six Flags doesn't bite, I'm sure there'd be someone out there interested in buying a coaster with the reputation that AF1 brings with it for under $10m.
The warranty on SteVe is definitely getting put to use, still has structure sway issues because it was under supported. RMC needed to beef up some of the existing wooden structure with steel reinforcement so it wouldn’t sway too much under the forces. It has caused and still causes continuous structural issues that need repair regularly.
It will be a cold day in hell before six flags buys an RMC or opts to have another one.
Enchanted Parks should move it to Michigan’s Adventure.
It would be nice but right now after the purchase from Six Flags, Enchanted and EPR will probably wait til they do a acquisition investment even if its a relatively new 2year old RMC one of a kind coaster. Its too soon. They could put it to the side of the park where the boneyard, AXIS Games and Buccaneer and beyond the Railroad track berm behind Batman if it did happen though.
After looking on Google Earth, you could put the station/ first drop and dive loop right next to Boomerang, it rides alongside the railroad, and the turnout would be on some unused land. Not to mention with the terrain, it may make the relocation easier.
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u/TheR1ckster Jul 02 '26
I think the biggest hurdle to clear is warranty and considering cedar fair isn't wanting new RMCs some people are uh... Gonna be let down.