Will Kennywood get a looping coaster?

Since Kennywood had the loops taken out of Steel Phantom for Phantom's Revenge, it leaves the park without a looping coaster.  Do you think that the park will install a new one in the future?  I know space is an issue but if the management of Kennywood was clever enough to put a 230 foot drop into a huge ravine I'm sure they can come up with a way of putting another coaster in.

My choice if possible - a B&M sit down like Wildfire.  From the pictures I've seen, it would be a nice addition and maybe compact enough to fit.  Kennywood doesn't really need anything like an invert or stand-up.

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Unless it's a price issue, I'd rather see an invert than normal sit-down, but you're right; they don't really need it. Stand-up, no thank you. (If B&M ever decides to make sit-down loopers with lap bars, I am so there.)

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Matt Lynch
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On comment about SP's removal, I remember hearing them say "Although loops may be part of a future ride..." So, I'd say yes. There was lots of rumors pointing to a B&M inverted for a while, in the area behind/between log jammer and aero 360.

When? Your guess is as good as mine.

Could you imagine the terrain and feet choppers of an invert at Kennywood.
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KW has had two inverting coasters, and seems to be pretty happy for now without one.  Considering space limitations, maybe they'll get a shuttle-looper...j/k!  But the irony is sweet!
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I also went to Kennywood Park for the first time this year its truly a great park in reguards for there next coaster I would probably see some type of a new B&M inverted coaster just because they are popular at most parks but it also depends if Kennywood realy wants to spend the money besides B&M's a realy cheap for most parks. What is an average price tag for a B&M invereted is it somewere around 8million to 14million range?