Laith and Loath: a twin pair of dive coasters, were built in a park designed around a former mine that has devastated the landscape, with all bar one tree dying, and little more than weeds and bushes growing around. The combined station and initial lift hills for Laith and Loath utilizes the former sorter for the mine, while former mine accesses are utilized as secondary lift hills. Loath, is designed to thrill inversion lovers: while Laith, is designed for airtime.

A lot of the former infrastructure for the mine is reused (e.g. the workers mess is now a food court (opposite a town square, that implies that there was once a far different use for the area behind Laith and Loath before the park was built), the railway that linked the sorter to the area behind is now a convenient transport ride and the inspection buggies are curiously now used for racing)

Plenty of easter eggs exist: that allude to this park's inspiration, while it'd be best to look for Mr Bones for a surprising and inspired callback to the original contest... with a modern twist.