Pass.
SSE is unique in its design - and that creates problems. Being an island site means either all material for the following day needs to be brought in overnight and stored within its footprint or they have to block half of the parks entrance walkway (as has been done before)
Then you have the issue of a complicated omnimover chain at tension that’s only designed for having one, maybe two vehicles removed at once. Off track vehicle storage becomes an issue unless you store them in show scenes to clear the track. Then you’d have the problem of lifting vehicles off the track away from the 52 foot level maintenance area. Or you remove them from the building - and the only way out is either at unload (beyond the original design scope and requiring a lot of work) or as designed via the service elevator one at a time. But then, as I said, the ride wasn’t designed to have more than a few RVs removed. The omnimover tension would be lost. Vehicles waiting to be removed would have to be securely and safely parked on track lest a chain of RVs suddenly shoots downhill. Can you work from the top down? Can you send the top set of vehicles in 180top down the service elevator and store those lower down on the show area? Can you remove ride cars - and their chassis - on an incline? Possibly. It’s never been done before.
And then you have the issue of space and access due to that unique design. Anything not needed or old, and anything new, has to get into the geosphere either via the ascent and descent show tunnels, two sets of service stairs, or the (not large) service elevator. There’s no “loading dock door” to back a truck up to to unload new track.
It’s a far more complicated job than it seems. Retracking Space Mountain would be an easier task. Not least because they’re both rollercoaster designs.
