Succ Industries, noted leaders in suction and propellant development, have abandoned their previous R&D facility in favor of a more modern compound nearer to a large metropolitan area. However, around the existing facilities were some recreational attractions built alongisde it in the 1980's, including their Ultratwister named "Jetliner" and an first generation drop tower called "The Slam", as well as a small marketplace, previously used by the staff on long projects where they weren't able to leave the facility for entertainment.

Not wanting to let the property go to waste, Succ Industries have retrofitted the old R&D facilities into an entertainment facility open to the public alongside the existing recreational facilities. Succ have contracted with a modern ride company to construct a triple LSM launch coaster named "Succforce" to honor their achievements in the suction and propellant fields. The 5,440ft (1.65km) track features a unique synchronized triple LSM launch, 7 inversions, a 125ft tall top hat, and tight interaction with the old R&D facilities buildings, which make it a unique and exciting launched coaster that Succ fans, parkgoers, and enthusiasts alike can enjoy.

While riders may have known Succ Industries as a leader in the suction and propellant field, parkgoers will know them as a leader in entertainment, and enthusiasts will know them as a juggernaut in the coaster industry.