Only $10 million? Hmm, well wood coasters are a lot cheaper than the all-steel coasters, and this one is fairly low to the ground in a lot of places, but that's still just a bit lower than I expected.
There's definitely not going to be a mid-course break run on this thing, so I don't see them being able to have more than two trains running at once, so the layout can't be terribly long in order to keep capacity moving.
I'm not complaining or trying to rain on anyone's parade, but I'm always trying to figure out where to set my expectations with this thing. So far every expectation of mine has been broken, but I don't think that will go on indefinitely as they go farther down the layout. There's only one spot left on this ride where we don't have a good idea of what's going to happen, and that's way down in the bottom of the near valley. There could be something interesting taking shape there, or it will just roar through with a series of quick curves and bunny hops before curving back up to the station.
In terms of the scope of the experience, this could be a lot like Wildfire in that the ride will be fairly short, yet sweet with a good drop, few sweet elements, and a new train design that compliments the ride.
Or maybe I'm completely wrong again, who knows at this point. Just don't set your expectations on this thing being a mile long.
