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The only positive thing I can say about the name is this makes RMC look like naming creative geniuses and I previously would have said their names were worst in the business. As for the new ride experience, this just looks meh. There will still be no air time, calling the part after the first launch a "rollback" is a complete joke, capacity will be terrible, and it won't be fun to watch anymore. I also think it's funny CP thinks going with Zamperla, a company who has never done anything remotely close to this ambitious, is going to fix reliability issues.