This is gonna come off as sort of an unpopular opinion here, but I'm really hoping that this isn't a wing coaster. I just don't see the need for it. You already have a sitdown looper in the park. Three out of the four biggest coasters at the park are B&M's, and those same three all have a high height requirement, just like this would. It would also be pretty expensive.
A better option (and this is where the unpopular opinion part really comes in) would be the Vekoma STC/Family Boomerang combo/clones that are going to Tripsdrill and Tayto Park over in Europe. They're compact, cheaper, have a low height requirement (at least for the boomerang, not sure about the STC), and you get two coasters instead of one. You add another family coaster, which the park needs. You get a ton of station interactions. It would provide something unique to the park (the STC is more of an airtime-filled invert than it's predecessors). It would fit in the same amount of space. It's a great fit. It's not the highest or fastest or most unique thing in Orlando, but it'll get the job done better than a wing coaster would.
Some images and a video are below to show what I'm talking about.