I remember the construction of Thomas Land very well, back when you just walked in to the park and went straight to the zoo. I wasn't even aware of it until they put all those banners around fruit shoot land and even then I wasn't aware of just how extensive it was going to be, but I remember seeing Troublesome trucks not even half built.
Either way, reflecting on the past, its pretty sad how a park that was once home to some of the most exciting theme park projects in the country is now reliant on being a park for netmums and young kids alone :L , hopefully there's a future for the place, but I just don't see it. Things were looking alright and improving after Thomas Land, but since the Hotel, and particularly since the Splash Canyon incident, things just aren't looking good . Senior Merlin figures apparently spotted in the park this season too....
I've got quite a lot of information on all of these topics, including Pirate Adventure and its future, and what the plan is for Splash Canyon over the next couple of years, but sadly I'm not in a position to share any of this info at the moment, which is infuriating
As for whether G-force would be scrapped or sold, Drayton follow a philosophy of either storing or selling above all else, given the size and scale, and opportunity for a quick cash grab, it would seem the likely route to sell it at some point in the near future. They've got the pandemonium clock tower stored, the old Maelstrom entrance, the satellite dishes from Apocalypse, boats from numerous rides including Pirate Adventure, Excalibur and SF10, old signposts from the 80s and 90s, and the old British Chairlift cars all stored in designated areas around the park. A lot of these things have unfortunately been left to the elements, but they all still exist in a more or less robust form.