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Roller coaster

A roller coaster is a type of amusement ride employing a form of elevated railroad track that carries passengers on a train through tight turns, steep slopes, and other elements, to exert abnormal g-forces on the body. Roller coasters are usually designed to produce a thrilling experience, though some roller coasters aim to provide a more gentle…

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Major roller coaster manufacturers

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Roller coaster

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Roller coaster

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related to Gallery · 85
Roller coaster → Baron, Beast, Behemoth, Brooklyn, Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, Busch Gardens Williamsburg, Canada, Canada's Wonderland, Carowinds, Cedar Point, Cedar PointBlack Mamba, Coney Island Cyclone, CroatiaHyperion, Cyclone, Disney's Animal Kingdom, Efteling, Elysburg, Energylandia, Europa-Park, Expedition Everest
related to Further reading · 67
Roller coaster → Amusement Park Books, Arcadia Publishing, ASDavis Media, Bennett, Bolton, Brady, Cartmell, Chartwell Books, Citadel Press, Coker, Companion, Corkscrews, Createspace Independent Publishing, David, David Alan, Day Mexico City, Diane DeMali, Edison, Edward, Edward Strachan
related to Major roller coaster manufacturers · 35
Roller coaster → Allan Herschell Company, America, Arrow, Arrow Development, Arrow Dynamics, Arrow-Huss, ART EngineeringArrow-Huss, AssociatesBolliger, BarbieriReverchon SAMC, Chance Morgan, Chance MorganChance RidesCustom Coasters, Chance Rides, Corporation, Dinn Corporation, Dynamic StructuresE, Huss Trading Corporation, International, InternationalHopkins RidesIntaminMack RidesMaurer AGMartin, Kaye, MabillardBradley
related to The Russian Mountains and the Aerial Promenades · 26
Roller coaster → Andrey Nartov, Bartolomeo Francesco Rastrelli, Built, Catherine, Catherine Park, Currently, Due, Granite Terrace, Great, In, In Russian, It, Katalnaya, La Grande Glisade, Later, Mountain, Oranienbaum, Petersburg, Russia, Russian
related to Popularity, decline, and revival · 22
Roller coaster → Arrow Development, By, Coney Island, Cyclone, Designed, Disneyland, Golden Age, Great Depression, Great Yarmouth, In, In May, John Miller, Kings Island, Matterhorn Bobsleds, One, Over, Scene Railway, The, The Racer, This
related to Scenic railways · 22
Roller coaster → Brooklyn, By, Coney Island, Gravity Pleasure Road, Gravity Road, In, Jim Thorpe, LaMarcus Adna Thompson, Mauch Chunk, Mauch Chunk Switchback Railway, New York, Not, Passengers, Pennsylvania, Phillip Hinkle, Railway, Scenic, Summit Hill, Switchback Railway, This
related to External links · 18
Roller coaster → Archived, Archives, Classic, Coaster Database, Coaster Patents, Coaster Physics, Collection, History, Iconic Colossus Roller CoasterNational, Information, MS ExcelMagic Mountain Announces, Patent, Roller Coaster GlossaryRoller Coaster, Roller Coaster Museum, Roller Coasters Work3D Animated, Twisted' Plans, Wayback Machine, With
related to By height · 14
Roller coaster → Companies, Following World War II, John Allen, Ohio, One, Philadelphia Toboggan Company, Powell, PTC, PTC's, Sea Dragon, Several, The, These, Wyandot Lake
related to Etymology · 13
Roller coaster → American, Another, Byron, Floyd, Haverhill, It, Jackman, Massachusetts, Stephen, The, There, This, This Roller Toboggan
related to Roller coaster design and statistics · 13
Roller coaster → Designers, For, High, Lateral, Ride, Road, Roller, Side, The, There, These, Up-stop, Wheels

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Roller coasteris atype of amusement ride employing a form of elevated railroad track that carries passengers on a train through tight turns0.90text
Millennium Forceinstance ofThis would last into the early 2000s with rides0.80text
Top Thrill Dragsterinstance ofThis would last into the early 2000s with rides0.80text
and Kingda Ka being constructedinstance ofThis would last into the early 2000s with rides0.80text
a flywheelinstance ofa train may also be set into motion by a launch mechanism0.80text
linear induction motorinstance ofa train may also be set into motion by a launch mechanism0.80text
linear synchronous motorinstance ofa train may also be set into motion by a launch mechanism0.80text
hydraulic launchinstance ofa train may also be set into motion by a launch mechanism0.80text
or drive tireinstance ofa train may also be set into motion by a launch mechanism0.80text
pivoting pawls are used on the bottom of the traininstance ofthe train cannot leave the station.Braking systemsBraking systems0.80text
on the inclined lift hillinstance ofthe train cannot leave the station.Braking systemsBraking systems0.80text
whiplashinstance ofThe human body needs sufficient time to react to sudden changes in force in order to control muscle tension and avoid harmful consequences0.80text

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