[4] Further reports emerged soon after claiming that the coaster would be the company's customized BigDipper model and occupy land next to Megablitz and the Ghost Train, with a 2023 debut targeted.

[2] Construction of Wiener Looping would require the demolition of the former Bachsteinhalle building on Plot 34, which had sat vacant for years and formerly housed a Novomatic Casino, coffee shop, and warehouse.

[6] The Kantine's tenants disagreed with Prater on their move-out date and filed an injunction; in response, on January 7, 2023, Sittler-Koidl himself operated an excavator and illegally demolished part of the building.

[9] Wiener Looping track was first stored at the Hafen Wien harbor in May 2023, and Prater soon installed the first support columns within the site's neighboring Ghost Train building.

[12] Animation and statistics of Wiener Looping were released at this time, along with an expected September 2024 debut; due to delays however with station building planning, assembly of the main coaster structure didn't begin until late October.

[16][17] Departing the station, riders will make a left hand turn into the lift hill, ascending overtop a guest pathway to a peak height of 101.7 feet (31.0 m) at a speed of 4 m/s (13 ft/s).

An airtime hill carries the train back over the pathway before plummeting into a trench and two successive inversions; a Banana Roll and elongated vertical loop, offering a brief stall while upside down.