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Regardless if project 2027 is a high thrill coaster (which would be seriously fantastic) or a family thrill coaster (which would be a good business move), I'm just glad to see the park investing in their lineup in such a big way. The longer I watch construction, the more I'm convinced that this will be a turning point for the park in terms of national appeal. I expect we're going to see a lot of operational changes implemented to handle larger crowds in the coming years.

I agree. I posted this on the recent Defunctland youtube video about Celebration City.

I have wondered why Dollywood had gotten ahead of Silver Dollar City in investment and growth in the last 20 years. I think I just figured out why.  Silver Dollar City poured their investment money into this defunct project and has nothing to show for it while Dollywood built resorts, a waterpark and rides that are still running!. Thankfully Silver Dollar City is now investing in things that will last again and has some big projects on the horizon.