SeaWorld Orlando just sent out a new survey to annual passholders, and it’s basically a buffet of “what if” coaster concepts—four or five major ideas that could shape where this park goes next. I break down each concept, what it’s actually saying between the lines, and why surveys like this don’t automatically mean anything gets built (they’re testing what passholders want). I also talk pretty honestly about United Parks lately—because I love these parks, but I’m not a fan of how they’re being ran right now, and reliability/capacity needs to be the priority. The survey includes two indoor launch coaster concepts, including a “revolutionary multilaunch” with a never-before-seen launch and seasonal onboard audio, plus a “Time Rift” dig-site storyline with changing effects and soundtrack. I like the ideas, but I’m skeptical: indoor coasters cost more (big box + daily AC/heat), and SeaWorld needs rides that are dependable, visible, and marketable. Then we get into the juicy part: Florida’s first wing coaster concept (I’ve been predicting this for a while), and not one but TWO 300-foot coaster concepts—basically teasing a potential Florida tallest/fastest situation. I rank them from least likely to most likely, and I explain why the wing coaster makes the most sense for SeaWorld Orlando compared to trying to cram a giga into the park’s limited space.