This is an unofficial listing of all roller coasters existing in the United States. It is complete to the best of my knowledge, but I have not been to these places to verify that each one listed exists, also there may be coasters left out of this list that I am not aware of. This listing is by state, then by park/location, then each coaster alphabetically within each park. Kiddie coasters are included in the main list, and are identified as such. Only stationary coasters are listed, traveling carnival coasters are not. For an unofficial listing of traveling carnival costers in North America, please e-mail me with a request.
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ALABAMA
ALABAMA ADVENTURE (formerly VISIONLAND) Bessemer, AL
Rampage (1998) W-Twister Larry Bill, Dennis McNulty/Custom Coasters International, USA Operating
Marvel Mania (1998) S-Kiddie Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
Cannonball (1995) W-Out & Back Custom Coasters International, USA Operating
ARIZONA
CASTLES & COASTERS Phoenix, AZ
Desert Storm
(1992) S-Double Loop O.D. Hopkins, USA Operating
Patriot (1992) S-Junior O.D. Hopkins, USA Operating
ARKANSAS
MAGIC SPRINGS THEME PARK Hot Springs, AR
Arkansas Twister (1992-Originally built in 1977 as Roaring Tiger at Circus World, FL, then renamed Florida Hurricane in 1986 when that park changed to Boardwalk & Baseball) W-Out & Back Bill Cobb/Don Rosser, Black, USA Operating
Big Bad John (2002-originally built as half of the then dual track "River King Mine Ride" from 1971-1987 at Six Flags Over Mid-America, MO; then operated as "Thunder Express" from 1989-1998 at Dollywood, TX) S-Mine Train Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
Diamond Mine Run (2000) S-Junior Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
Twist N Shout (2000, originally built in 1999 as Wild Wonder Coaster at Gillian's Wonderland Pier in NJ) S-Hairpin Turns "Zig Zag Coaster" Zamperla, Italy Operating
Bumper To Bumper Freeway (1994) S-Junior Figure Eight Allan Ansdell, Jr./Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
Tree Top Racers (1999-Originally operated by Midway Amusements, Australia) S-Hairpin Turns and 450 degree helix Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
BELMONT PARK San Diego, CA
Giant Dipper (1925-Refurbished in 1990) W-Twister Prior-Fred Church, USA Operating
CALIFORNIA'S GREAT AMERICA (formerly PARAMOUNT'S GREAT AMERICA; formerly MARRIOT'S GREAT AMERICA) Santa Clara, CA
Demon (1976; "known as "Turn Of the Century" 1976-1980, expanded to include two vertical loops in 1980) S-Double Loop & Double Corkscrew Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
Flight Deck (1993; known as "Top Gun" 1993-2007) S-Inverted Multi-Element Bolliger & Mabillard, Switzerland Operating
Grizzly (1986) W-Double Out & Back Kings Entertainment Corp./Curtis D. Summers, USA Operating
Psycho Mouse (2001) S-Hairpin Turns Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
Runaway Reptar (1987; originally operated as "Scooby Doo" 1984-1986 at Splashdown Water Park, Spring, Texas; relocated to Great America in 1987 and renamed "Blue Streak" 1987-1995, renamed "Green Slime Car" 1995-2002; renamed "Runaway Reptar" 2003) S-Junior Intamin AG, Switzerland Operating
Taxi Jam (1999) S-Kiddie Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
Space Mountain (2005; uses building from original ride which operated from 1977-2003) S-Enclosed Compact AMEC Dynamic Structures, Canada (original track by WED Enterprises, USA) Operating
Viper (1990) S-Multi-Element Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
X2 (2001; known as "X" 2001-2007; redone and renamed "X2" in 2008) S-Cantilevered-seat "4th Dimension Coaster" Alan Shilke/Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
TAHOE AMUSEMENT PARK South Lake Tahoe, CA
Kiddie Coaster S-Kiddie Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
TRAINTOWN Sonoma, CA
Orient Express (2004) S-Kiddie Orient Express" Wisdom, USA Operating
UNIVERSAL STUDIOS HOLLYWOOD Universal City, CA
Revenge Of the Mummy: The Ride (2004) S-Enclosed LIM with forward and backward motion Premier Rides, USA Operating
COLORADO
ELITCH GARDENS (formerly SIX FLAGS ELITCH GARDENS) Denver, CO
Little Dipper S-Kiddie Allan Herschell Company, USA Operating
Mad Mouse (1983) S-Hairpin Turns "Monster Mouse" Allan Herschell Company, USA Operating
DELAWARE
BLUE DIAMOND PARK ACTION SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT COMPLEX New Castle, DE
Blue Diamond Streak (2004-2007; originally operated through 2003 at Bland's Park [later renamed "Delgrosso's Amusement Park"]) S-Portable compact "Jumbo Zyklon" f.lli Pinfari, Italy Standing But Not Operating
Orient Express (2004-2007) S-Kiddie Orient Express" Wisdom, USA Standing But Not Operating
FLORIDA
BOOMERS! Dania Beach, FL
Dania Beach Hurricane (2000) W-"L" Shaped Out & Back Dennis Starkey/The Coasterworks!, USA Operating
BUSCH GARDENS AFRICA (fomerly BUSCH GARDENS TAMPA BAY; formerly BUSCH GARDENS, THE DARK CONTINENT) Tampa Bay, FL
Cheetah Chase (2004; originally built in 1996 at Busch Gardens Williamsburg, Virginia, as "Wild Izzy", then renamed "Wild Maus" in 1997, operated through 2003) S-Hairpin Turns Mack GmbH, Germany Operating
Gwazi (1999) W-Dual Track Twister Great Coasters International, USA Operating
Starliner (2007; Originally operated from 1963-2004 at Miracle Strip Amusement Park, Panama City, Florida) W-Out & Back John Allen/Philadelphia Toboggan Coasters, USA Operating
Pteranodon Flyers (1999) S-Suspended Spectra F-X/Setpoint, USA Operating
--WALT DISNEY WORLD RESORT-- Lake Buena Vista, FL
DISNEY'S ANIMAL KINGDOM, WALT DISNEY WORLD RESORT Lake Buena Vista, FL
Expedition Everest: The Legend Of the Forbidden Mountain (2006) S-Mine ride w/forward and backward sections Vekoma Rides Manufacturing, Netherlands Operating
Primeval Whirl (2002) S-Dual track with hairpin turns and spinning cars "Crazy Mouse" Reverchon, France Operating
DISNEY'S HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS (formerly DISNEY-MGM STUDIOS STUDIOS), WALT DISNEY WORLD RESORT Lake Buena Vista, FL
Rock N Rollercoaster Starring Aerosmith (1999) S-Enclosed LSM Multi-Element Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Operating
MAGIC KINGDOM, WALT DISNEY WORLD RESORT Lake Buena Vista, FL
Barnstormer at Goofy's Wiseacre Farms (1997) S-Junior "Roller Skater" Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Operating
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad (1980) S-Mine Train with three lifts Tony Baxter, WED Enterprises/Mapo, USA Operating
Space Mountain (1975) S-Enclosed Dual Track WED Enterprises/Mapo, USA Operating
GEORGIA
AMERICAN ADVENTURES PARK Atlanta, GA
Ridgeline Racer S-Junior
Operating
LAKE WINNEPESAUKAH Rossville, GA
Cannon Ball (1967) W-Out & Back John Allen/Philadephia Toboggan Company, USA Operating
Ninja (1992-Originally built in 1989 as"Kamikaze" at Hunt's Pier/Conko's Party Pier, NJ) S-Multi-Element Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Operating
Tiger Terror (1998) S-Junior Wisdom, USA Operating
IDAHO
JULIA DAVIS FUN SPOT & YACHT CLUB ID
Mad Mouse S-Compact
Operating
SILVERWOOD THEME PARK Athol, ID
Aftershock (2008; originally operated as "Deja Vu" at Six Flags Great America, IL 2001-2007) S-Inverted Shuttle Boomerang & Loop "Super Invertigo" Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Will open in 2008
Gravity Defying Corkscrew (1990; Originally built in 1975) S-Double Corkscrew Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
Timber Terror (1996; originally named "Grizzly") W-Out & Back Custom Coasters International, USA Operating
Tremors (1999) W-Twister Larry Bill, Dennis McNulty/Custom Coasters International, USA, Silverwood Operating
ILLINOIS
KIDDIELAND Melrose Park, IL
Little Dipper (1950) W-Junior Herbert Schmeck/Philadelphia Toboggan Company, USA Operating
SAFARI LAND IL
Tiger Terror (2002) S-Junior Indoor Wisdom, USA Operating
SIX FLAGS GREAT AMERICA (formerly MARRIOT'S GREAT AMERICA) Gurnee, IL
American Eagle (1981) W-Dual Track Out & Back Figley, Wright/Intamin AG, Netherlands Operating
Batman the Ride (1992) S-Inverted Multi-Element "Batman the Ride" Bolliger & Mabillard, Switzerland Operating
Dark Knight (2008) S-Enclosed Hairpin Turns Mack GmbH, Germany Operating
Demon (1976; expanded to include two vertical loops in 1980) S-Double Loop & Double Corkscrew Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
Iron Wolf (1990) S-Standup Bolliger & Mabillard, Switzerland Operating
Ragin' Cajun (2004) S-Hairpin turns with spinning cars "Crazy Mouse" Reverchon, France Operating
Afterburner (1991; Originally built as "Zoomerang" then "Flying Daredevil" in 1977 at Barnum & Bailey Circus World [name later changed to Boardwalk & Baseball in 1987 where the ride became "Flying Daredevil"], in Haines City, FL) S-Shuttle Loop Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
Safari Kiddie Coaster (2002; formerly "Little Dipper" at Adventureland in North Webster, Indiana) S-Kiddie Allan Herschell Company, USA Operating
Hoosier Hurricane (1994) W-Out & Back Larry Bill/Custom Coasters International, USA Operating
Lost Coaster Of Superstition Mountain (2002; uses existing ride housing of "Superstition Mountain" dark ride, built in 1974) W-Enclosed Custom Coasters International, USA Operating
Steel Hawg (2008) S-Multi-Element "El Loco" S&S Worldwide Inc., USA Will open in 2008
Runaway Train (2007) S-Junior Wisdom Rides, USA Operating
IOWA
ADVENTURELAND PARK Des Moines, IA
Dragon (1990) S-Double Loop O.D. Hopkins, USA Operating
Outlaw (1993) W-Twister Larry Bill, Boodly/Custom Coasters Inc., USA Operating
Tornado (1978) W-Out & Back William Cobb, USA Operating
Underground (1996) W-Enclosed Custom Coasters International, USA Operating
ARNOLD'S PARK Arnold's Park, IA
Legend (1927; known through 1996 as "Giant Coaster") W-Out & Back John Miller, USA Operating
Little Coaster S-Kiddie Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
KANSAS
ALL-STAR SPORT ENTERTAINMENT CITY Wichita, KS
City Jet (2005; originally operated at Gillian's Wonderland Pier, Ocean City, New Jersey from 1976-2004) S-Compact "City Jet" Schwarzkopf, Germany Operating
Miner Mike (2006; relocated from a park in Williamsburg, Virginia) S-Junior Wisdom USA
JOYLAND Wichita, KS
Roller Coaster (1949-2004) W-"L" Shaped Out & Back Herbert Schmeck, John Allen/Philadelphia Toboggan Company, USA Standing But Not Operating
WILD WEST WORLD THEME PARK Park City, KS
Bronco Buster (2007; originally operated from 1999-2006 at Grand Prix South, North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina) S-Kiddie "Wacky Worm" Fajume S.A., El Salvador Standing But Not Operating
KENTUCKY
BEECH BEND PARK Bowling Green, KY
Dragon Coaster S-Junior "Orient Express" Wisdom, USA Operating
Kentucky Rumbler (2006) W-Twister Great Coasters Intl, USA Operating
Looping Star (2001; originally owned by Amusements Of America, USA (travelled 1985-2000, known as "Looping Star Rudic") S-Portable Compact with 1 loop "Looping Star" f.lli Pinfari, Italy Operating
Greezd Lightnin' (2003; Originally operated from 1978-1991 as Tidal Wave at Six Flags Great America; then operated as Viper at Six Flags Over Georgia from 1995-2001) S-Weight Driven Shuttle Loop
Schwarzkopf, Germany Operating
Thunder Run (1990) W-Double Out & Back Curtis D. Summers/Dinn, USA Operating
Twisted Twins (1998-2007, known as "Twisted Sisters" 1998-2001) W-Dual Track Twister Larry Bill, Dennis McNulty/Custom Coasters Inc, USA Standing But Not Operating
SIX FLAGS NEW ORLEANS (formerly JAZZLAND) New Orleans, LA
Jester (2003-2005; originally operated as "Joker's Revenge" [with backward running trains] at Six Flags Fiesta Texas, San Antonio, Texas from 1996-2001, stood through 2002) S-Loop & Double Corkscrew Vekoma International, Netherlands Standing But Not Operating
Mega Zeph (2000-2005) W-Double Out & Back Larry Bill/Custom Coasters International, USA Standing But Not Operating
Muskrat Scramble (2000-2005) S-Hairpin turns "Wild Mouse 800" L&T Systems Standing But Not Operating
Rex's Rail Runner (2000-2005) S-Junior "Roller Skater" Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Standing But Not Operating
Zydeco Scream (2000-2005, relocated) S-Shuttle Boomerang & Loop "Boomerang" Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Standing But Not Operating
MAINE
FUNTOWN USA Saco, ME
Excalibur (1998) W-Twister Larry Bill, Dennis McNulty/Custom Coasters Inc., USA Operating
Galaxi S-Portable Compact "Galaxi" SMC Operating
PALACE PLAYLAND Old Orchard Beach, ME
Galaxi Roller Coaster (1994; originally built at Peony Park in Omaha, Nebraska in 1972) S-Portable Compact "Galaxi" SMC Operating
Go Gator (1985) S-Junior Wisdom, USA Operating
MARYLAND
ADVENTURE PARK USA! Newmarket, MD
Wildcat (2007; relocated from Williams Grove where it operated 2001-2005;operated from 1994-1998 at the Steel Pier at the Taj Mahal, Atlantic City, New Jersey; operated at Playland, Rye, New York 1984-1991; operated at Busch Gardens-The Old Country, Williamsburg, Virginia 1976-1983 as "Die Wildkatze"; originally built in the 1960s) S-Portable Compact "Wildcat" Schwarzkopf, Germany Operating
JEEPERS! Baltimore, MD
Python Pit (1996) S-Indoor Kiddie Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
JOLLY ROGER PARK Ocean City, MD
Wacky Worm S-Kiddie "Wacky Worm"
Operating
OCEAN PARK
Dragon S-Kiddie Zamperla, Italy Operating
OCEAN PIER RIDES Ocean City, MD
Looping Star (1996) S-Compact with loop "Looping Star" f.lli Pinfari, Italy Operating
SIX FLAGS AMERICA (formerly ADVENTURE WORLD, formerly WILD WORLD) Largo, MD
Toboggan S-Portable Compact "Toboggan" Chance Rides, USA Operating
MASSACHUSETTS
JUNGLE JIM'S PLAYLAND MA
Tiger Terror (1993) S-Kiddie Wisdom, USA Operating
LINCOLN PARK North Dartmouth, MA
Comet (1946-1987, still standing) W-Double Out & Back Keenan/International Amusement Device, USA Standing But Not Operating
SIX FLAGS NEW ENGLAND (formerly RIVERSIDE PARK) Agawam, MA
Batman: The Dark Knight (2002) S-Floorless Multi-Inversion Bolliger & Mabillard, Switzerland Operating
Dark Knight (2008) S-Enclosed Hairpin Turns Mack GmbH, Germany Under Construction
Flashback (2000-Originally built in 1990 as "Vampire" at Kentucky Kingdom in Kentucky) S-Shuttle Boomerang & Loop "Boomerang" Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Operating
Great Chase (1996; formerly known through 1999 as Rolling Thunder) S-Junior Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
Mind Eraser (1997) S-Inverted Multi-Element "Suspended Looping Coaster" Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Operating
Mr. Six's Pandemonium (2005) S-Spinning cars Gerstlauer, Germany Operating
Riverside Cyclone (1983) W-Twister William Cobb, USA Operating
Superman: Ride Of Steel (2000) S-Out & Back Intamin AG, Switzerland Operating
Thunderbolt (1941) W-Expanded Figure Eight Philadelphia Toboggan Company, USA Operating
MICHIGAN
FUNLAND AMUSEMENT PARK MI
Little Dipper Coaster S-Kiddie
Operating
KOKOMO'S FAMILY FUN CENTER Saginaw, MI
Serpent (2008; formerly operated at Americana Park (name later changed to LeSourdeville Lake), Middletown, Ohio 1988-2002; previously operated at Nobles Funland, Paducah, Kentucky) S-Portable Compact "Galaxi" SDC s.r.l., Italy Operating
MICHIGAN'S ADVENTURE (formerly DEER PARK FUNLAND) Muskegon, MI
Big Dipper (1999) S-Junior "Big Dipper" Chance Rides, USA Operating
Corkscrew (1979) S-Double Corkscrew Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
Mad Mouse (1999) S-Compact with hairpin turns Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
Shivering Timbers (1998) W-Out & Back Custom Coasters International, USA Operating
Thunderhawk (2008; originally operated at Geauga Lake, Aurora, Ohio, as "Serial Thriller" 1998-2007; park's name changed to Six Flags Worlds Of Adventure 2000-2003; park's name changed back to Geauga Lake and ride's name was then changed to "Thunderhawk" 2004-2007) S-Inverted Multi-Element "Suspended Looping Coaster" Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Operating
Wolverine Wildcat (1988) W-Double Out & Back Curtis D. Summers/Dinn, USA Operating
Zach's Zoomer (1994) W-Junior Custom Coasters International, USA Operating
MINNESOTA
COMO PARK AMUSEMENT PARK St. Paul, MN
Screamin' Dragon (relocated from Rockin' Raceway, TN) S-Kiddie Wisdom, USA Operating
NICKELODEON UNIVERSE (formerly THE PARK AT MALL OF AMERICA, formerly KNOTT'S CAMP SNOOPY), MALL OF AMERICA Bloomington, MN
Avatar Airbender (2008) S-Indoor Shuttle "Halfpipe" Intamin AG, Switzerland Will open in 2008
Fairly Odd Coaster (2004; known as "Timberline Twister" 2004-2007) S-Indoor Spinning car coaster Gerstlauer Elektro GmbH, Germany Operating
Wild Thing (1996) S-Out & Back D.H. Morgan Manufacturing, USA Operating
MISSISSIPPI
FUN TIME USA Gulfport, MS
Kiddie Coaster S-Kiddie Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
MAGIC GOLF/BILOXI BEACH Biloxi, MS
Dragon S-Kiddie
Operating
MISSOURI
CELEBRATION CITY (formerly BRANSON USA) Branson, MO
Jack Rabbit (2003) S-Portable Compact Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
Ozark WildCat (2003) W-Twister Jeff Pike, Mike Boodly/Great Coasters International, USA Operating
Thunderbolt (1999; known as "Firestorm" through 2001, closed in 2002, reopened 2003 as "Thunderbolt"; orginally operated in Belgium) S-Compact Twister "Windstorm" S&MC, Italy Operating
FUN PLEX Allenton, MO
Big Ohhhh! (2007; relocated from Saginaw County Fairgrounds, Michigan) S-Portable Compact "Zyklon 64" f.lli Pinfari, Italy Operating
SILVER DOLLAR CITY Branson, MO
Fire In the Hole (1978) S-Enclosed SDC s.r.l., Italy Operating
The Great Exposition Coaster (2006) S-Junior "Family Coaster" Zamperla, Italy Operating
Powderkeg (2005; Part of the ride originally operated as "Buzzsaw Falls" ("Liquid Coaster" model) from 1999-2003) S-Compressed Air Launch Premier Rides, S&S Power, USA Operating
Runaway Ore Cart S-Kiddie Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
ThuNderaTion (1993) S-Mine Train Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
SIX FLAGS ST. LOUIS (formerly SIX FLAGS OVER MID-AMERICA) Eureka, MO
Batman the Ride (1995) S-Inverted Multi-Element "Batman the Ride"-Mirror Image Bolliger & Mabillard, Switzerland Operating
Boss (2000) W-Terrain Twister Larry Bill, Dennis McNulty/Custom Coasters International, USA Operating
Evel Knievel (2008) W-Twister Great Coasters International, USA Will open in 2008
Mr. Freeze (1998) S-LIM Shuttle "Mr. Freeze" Premier Rides Inc., USA Operating
Ninja (1989-Originally built in 1986) S-Multi-Element Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Operating
River King Mine Ride (1971; originally dual track through 1987) S-Mine Train w/Tunnel Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
Rockin' Roller (1975; known as "Rock Candy Express 1975-1984; then "Acme Gravity Powered Mine Ride" from 1985-2005) S-Kiddie Bradley & Kaye, USA Operating
Screamin' Eagle (1976) W-"L" Shaped Out & Back John Allen/Philadelphia Toboggan Company, USA Operating
Tony Hawk's Big Spin (2007) S-Spinning cars Gerstlauer Elektro GmbH, Germany Operating
Desperado (1994) S-Out & Back Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
MGM GRAND ADVENTURES Las Vegas, NV
Lightning Bolt (1993, added segment in 1997, closed in 2000) S-Enclosed Intamin AG, Netherlands, Arrow Dynamics, USA Standing But Not Operating
NASCAR CAFE AT THE SAHARA CASINO RESORT Las Vegas, NV
Speed: The Ride (2000) S-LIM Shuttle Premier Rides, USA Operating
NEW YORK, NEW YORK HOTEL & CASINO Las Vegas, NV
Manhattan Express (1996) S-Heartline & Multi-Element Togo, Japan Operating
PLAYLAND PARK IN IDLEWILD CITY PARK Reno, NV
Roller Coaster S-Kiddie
Operating
WILD ISLAND FAMILY ADVENTURE Sparks, NV
Wildcat (2002) S-Compact Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
NEW HAMPSHIRE
CANOBIE LAKE PARK Salem, NH
Corkscrew Coaster (1987, formerly "Canobie Corkscrew"; Originally operated as "Chicago Loop" at the indoor Old Chicago amusement park (1975-1980); then "Corkscrew" at the Alabama State Fair (1982-1986) S-Double Corkscrew Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
Dragon Coaster (1991; originally built at Coney Island, New York) S-Powered Kiddie Zamperla, Italy Operating
Yankee Cannonball (1936-Originally built in 1930 as "Coaster" at Lakewood Park in Waterbury, Connecticut) W-Out & Back Herbert Schmeck/Philadelphia Toboggan Company, USA Operating
SANTA'S VILLAGE Jefferson, NH
Rudy's Rapid Transit (1988-Originally built in 1981 at Benson's Animal Farm in New Hampshire) S-Junior "Tivoli" Zierer GmbH, Germany Operating
SIX GUN CITY Jefferson, NH
Gold Rush Express (2005) S-Junior Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
STORY LAND Glen, NH
Polar Coaster (1987) S-Junior O.D. Hopkins, USA Operating
NEW JERSEY
BLACKBEARD'S CAVE Bayville, NJ
Dragon Roller Coaster (2001; originally operated as "Dragon Wagon" from 1996-2000 at Adventureland, East Farmingdale, New York) S-Kiddie "Flying Dragon" Wisdom, USA Operating
Crazy Mouse (1999-Originally built in 1997 at Dinosaur Beach, NJ) S-Compact with hairpin turns and spinning cars "Crazy Mouse" Reverchon, France Operating
Kiddie Coaster S-Kiddie Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
STORYBOOK LAND Egg Harbor, NJ
Bubbles the Coaster S-Kiddie Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
Ladybug Coaster (2000; Originally built in 1995 at a park in Japan; known as Paul Bunyan Express in 2000) S-Junior "Tivoli" Zierer GmbH, Germany Operating
ADVENTURER'S FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT CENTER (formerly NELLIE BLY AMUSEMENT PARK) Bensonhurst, NY
TL*3 (2007) S-Kiddie "Wacky Worm"
Operating
ASTROLAND PARK Coney Island, NY
Big Apple (1996-2008) S-Kiddie f.lli Pinfari, Italy Operating; will close after 2008 season
Cyclone (1927) W-Twister Keenan/Baker, USA Operating
BOOMERS! (formerly BULLWINKLE'S FAMILY FOOD "N" FUN) Medford, NY
Family Coaster (1999; formerly known as "Roller Coaster") S-Junior "Family Coaster" Zamperla, Italy Operating
DARIEN LAKE THEME PARK RESORT (formerly SIX FLAGS DARIEN LAKE) Darien, NY
Boomerang Coast To Coaster (1998) S-Shuttle Boomerang & Loop "Boomerang" Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Operating
Mind Eraser (1997) S-Inverted Multi-Element "Suspended Looping Coaster" Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Operating
Predator (1990) W-Double Out & Back Curtis D. Summers/Dinn, USA Operating
Ride Of Steel (1999; known as "Superman: Ride Of Steel" through 2006)) S-Out & Back Werner Stengel/Intamin AG, Switzerland Operating
Viper (1982) S-Multi-Element Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
(2008) S-Flywheel Launch three layer figure eight "MotoCoaster" Zamperla, Italy, Under construction
DENOS' WONDER WHEEL PARK Coney Island, NY
Sea Serpent Family Roller Coaster (1999) S-Junior Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
GREAT ESCAPE & SPLASHWATER KINGDOM (formerly STORYTOWN USA) Queensbury, NY
Alpine Bobsled (1998; Originally built as Sarajevo Bobsled at Six Flags Great Adventure, Jackson, New Jersey, then operated at Six Flags Great America, Gurnee, Illinois, as "Rolling Thunder" from 1989 to 1995) S-Bobsled Intamin AG, Switzerland Operating
Comet (1994; Originally built in 1947 at Crystal Beach, Ontario, Canada) W-Double Out & Back Herbert Schmeck/Philadelphia Toboggan Company, USA Operating
Great Chase (2003; originally operated from 1972-January 1, 1998 as "Timber Topper" and then as "Rock-N-Roller Coaster" at Opryland Park, Nashville, Tennessee) S-Mine Train with two lifts Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
Nightmare At Phantom Cave (1999-2007; Originally built in 1990 at Darien Lake, Darien, New York, then operated at Kentucky Kingsom, Louisville, Kentucky) S-Enclosed Portable Compact "Jet Star" Schwarzkopf, Germany Standing But Not Operating
Steamin' Demon (1984; Originally built as "Ragin' Cajun" in 1979 at Pontchartrain Beach Amusement Park, New Orleans, Louisiana) S-Loop & Double Corkscrew Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
HOFFMAN'S PLAYLAND Latham, NY
Little Whipper Snapper S-Kiddie Allan Herschell, USA Operating
KID'S 'N ACTION Brookyln, NY
Miner Mike S-Kiddie
Operating
KRAZY CITY, PALISADES CENTER MALL West Nyack, NY
Haunted Roller Coaster(2006; originally operated as "Python Pit" at Jeepers!, West Nyack, NY 1998-2006) S-Kiddie Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
MARTIN'S FANTASY ISLAND (formerly TWO FLAGS OVER NIAGARA) Grand Island, NY
Dragon Coaster (1929) W-Multi-Element Fred Church, USA Operating
Family Flyer Coaster (2001) S-Junior Zamperla, Italy Operating
Kiddy Coaster (1928) W-Kiddie Darling/National Amusement Device, USA Operating
SuperFlight (2004) S-Flying Coaster "Volare" Werner Stengel/Zamperla, Italy Operating
SEABREEZE PARK Rochester, NY
Bear Trax (1997) S-Kiddie
Operating
Bobsleds (1968) S-Junior Twister George Long/In House, USA Operating
Bunny Rabbit (1960) S-Kiddie Allan Herschell Company, USA Operating
Jack Rabbit (1920) W-Terrain John Miller-Baker/In House, USA Operating
Whirlwind (2004; originally operated as "Cyber Space" while travelling with the Fraguas family in Spain) S-Hairpin Turns with spinning cars "Spinning Coaster 2000" Maurer Sohne, Germany Operating
SYLVIAN BEACH AMUSEMENT PARK Sylvan Beach, NY
Galaxi S-Portable Compact "Galaxi"
Operating
VICTORIAN GARDENS AT WOLLMAN RINK IN CENTRAL PARK NewYork, NY
Goldrusher (1973) S-Mine Train Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
Hurler (1994) W-Double Out & Back International Coasters, Inc. Operating
Nickelodeon Flying Super Saturator (2000) S-Single Tandem Car Suspended "Swing Thing" Setpoint, USA Operating
Nighthawk (2004; named "Borg Assimilator" 2004-2007; originally built as "Stealth" at Paramount's Great America, CA from 2000-2003) S-Flying Coaster "Flying Dutchman" Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Operating
Scooby Doo's Ghoster Coaster (1975) W-Junior Curtis D. Summers/Philadelphia Toboggan Company, USA Operating
Taxi Jam (1998) S-Kiddie Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
Thunder Road (1976; from 1995-2007 one track's trains ran forward, the other track's backward) W-Dual track racer Curtis D. Summers/Philadelphia Toboggan Company, USA Operating
Cliff Hanger Coaster (1988; known as "Red Devil" 1988-2002; non-operational 2003-2007; reopening 2008 as "Cliff Hanger") S-Loop Jerry Pendelton/O.D. Hopkins, USA Will reopen in 2008
Woodstock's Express (1999) S-Junior Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Operating
CHIPPEWA LAKE OH
Big Dipper (1925) W-Out & Back John Miller/Pierce, USA Standing But Not Operating
CONEY ISLAND Cincinatti, OH
Python (1999; Originally built in 1996 at Nickel's Pier, NJ) S-Portable Compact Preston, USA Operating
GEAUGA LAKE'S WILDWATER KINGDOM (formerly SIX FLAGS WORLDS OF ADVENTURE, formerly SIX FLAGS OHIO, formerly SEA WORLD ADVENTURE PARK, formerly GEAUGA LAKE) Aurora, OH
Beaverland Mine Ride (2000-2007; known as "Road Runner Express" through 2003) S-Junior "Tivoli" Zierer GmbH, Germany Standing But Not Operating
Big Dipper (1926-2007) W-Out & Back John Miller/National Amusement Device, USA Standing But Not Operating
Double Loop (1977-2007) S-Double Loop Arrow Dynamics, USA Standing But Not Operating
Head Spin (1996-2007; known as "Mind Eraser" through 2003) S-Shuttle Boomerang & Loop "Boomerang" Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Standing But Not Operating
Raging Wolf Bobs (1988-2007) W-Out & Back Curtis D. Summers/Dinn, USA Standing But Not Operating
Villain (2000-2007) W-Double Out & Back Larry Bill/Custom Coasters International, USA Standing But Not Operating
KINGS ISLAND (formerly PARAMOUNT'S KINGS ISLAND) Mason, OH
Adventure Express (1991) S-Mine Train with Two Lifts Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
Backlot Stunt Coaster (2005; known as "The Italian Job Stunt Track" 2005-2007) S-LIM "The Italian Job Stunt Track" Ingenieur Buro Stengel GmbH, Germany/Premier Rides, USA Operating
Beast (1979) W-Terrain with Two Lifts Kings Entertainment Corporation, USA Operating
Fairly Odd Coaster (1972; formerly "Beastie", formerly "Scooby Doo"; tunnel removed) W-Junior John Allen/Philadelphia Toboggan Company, USA Operating
Firehawk (2007; originally operated as "X-Flight" at Six Flags Worlds Of Adventure/Geauga Lake, Ohio from 2001-2006) S-Flying Coaster "Flying Dutchman" Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Operating
Flight Deck (1993; known as "Top Gun" 1993-2007) S-Suspended Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
Flight Of Fear (1996, called "Outer Limits: Flight Of Fear" through 2000) S-Enclosed LIM Multi-Element "Outer Limits: Flight Of Fear" Premier Rides Inc., USA Operating
Invertigo (1999; known as "Face Off" 1999-2007) S-Inverted Shuttle Boomerang & Loop "Invertigo" Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Operating
Little Bill's Giggle Coaster (1992; formerly "Taxi Jam") S-Kiddie Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
Racer (1972; from 1982-2007 one track's trains ran forward, the other track's backward) W-Dual Track Out & Back John Allen/Philadelphia Toboggan Company, USA Operating
Son Of Beast (2000; Loop element removed after 2006 season) W-Terrain hypercoaster Werner Stengel/Roller Coaster Corporation Of America, USA Operating
Vortex (1987) S-Multi-Element Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
LE SOURDSVILLE LAKE (formerly AMERICANA PARK) Middletown, OH
Little Dipper (?-2002) S-Kiddie "Little Dipper" Allan Herschell Company, USA Standing But Not Operating
Screechin' Eagle (1927-2002; originally built at Moxahalia Park in Zanesville) W-Out & Back John Miller/International Amusement Device, USA Standing But Not Operating
MEMPHIS KIDDIE PARK Brooklyn, OH
Little Dipper (1952) S-Kiddie Allan Herschell Company, USA Operating
STRICKER'S GROVE Ross, OH
Teddy Bear (1996) W-Junior In House Operating
Tornado (1993) W-Out & Back In House Operating
WONDER PARK, CINCINNATI MILLS MALL Cincinnati, OH
Boa Squeeze (2001) S-Indoor Junior Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
WYANDOT LAKE Powell, OH
Sea Dragon (1956) W-Junior John Allen/Philadelphia Toboggan Company, USA Standing But Not Operating; scheduled to reopen in 2008
OKLAHOMA
BELL'S AMUSEMENT PARK Tulsa, OK
Zingo (1968-2006) W-Out & Back John Allen/In House Dismantled; in storage
FRONTIER CITY Oklahoma City, OK
Diamondback (1994-Originally built in 1978 as one track of Lightnin' Loops at Six Flags Great Adventure, NJ) S-Shuttle Loop Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
Excalibur (2000-Originally built in 1971 at Six Flags Astroworld) S-Mine Train Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
Nightmare Mine S-Enclosed Compact SMC Operating
Silver Bullet (1986-Originally built in 1979) S-Compact "Looping Star" Schwarzkopf, Germany Operating
Wild Kitty S-Kiddie Allan Herschell Company, USA Operating
Wildcat (1991-Originally built in 1968 at Fairyland Park, Missouri) W-Out & Back Aurel Vaszin, Pierce/National Amusement Device, USA Operating
Hydra: the Revenge (2005) S-Floorless Bolliger & Mabillard, Switzerland Operating
Laser (1986; originally built in 1979) S-Portable Compact with Double Loop "Doppel Looping Bahn" Schwarzkopf, Germany Operating
Lil Laser (1991) S-Kiddie Allan Herschell Company, USA Operating
Steel Force (1997) S-Hypercoaster Out & Back with 360 Degree Spiral D.H. Morgan Manufacturing, USA Operating
Talon (2001) S-Inverted Multi-Element Bolliger & Mabillard, Switzerland Operating
Thunderhawk (1923, known as "Coaster" through 1988) W-Modified Out & Back Herbert Schmeck/Philadelphia Toboggan Company, USA Operating
Voodoo (2008; originally operated as "Superman: The Ultimate Escape" 2000-2003, and as "Steel Venom 2004-2006 at Six Flags Worlds Of Adventure, which became Geauga Lake in 2004) S-Inverted LIM Shuttle "Impulse Coaster" Intamin AG, Switzerland Operating
Rollo Coaster (1938) W-Junior Out & Back Herbert Schmeck/Philadelphia Toboggan Company, USA Operating
Wild Mouse (1993-Originally built in 1988 at Alton Towers, England) S-Compact with hairpin turns"Wild Mouse" Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Operating
KENNYWOOD PARK West Mifflin, PA
Exterminator (1999) S-Enclosed Compact with hairpin turns and spinning cars "Crazy Mouse" Reverchon, France Operating
Jackrabbit (1921) W-Terrain John Miller/Baker, USA Operating
Phantom's Revenge (2001; Part of the ride was originally built in 1991 as Steel Phantom, uses station from Steel Phantom) S-Terrain Hypercoaster Arrow Dynamics, D.H. Morgan Manufacturing, USA Operating
Racer (1927) W-Continuous Track Racer John Miller, USA Operating
Thunderbolt (1968-Part of the ride was originally built in 1924 as the Pippin) W-Terrain John Miller/Vettel, USA Operating
KNOEBELS AMUSEMENT RESORT (formerly KNOEBELS GROVES) Elysburg, PA
Flying Turns (2008) W-Bobsled Fetterman/In House Under Construction-will open in 2008
High Speed Thrill Coaster (1955) S-Junior Overland Amusement Company, USA Operating
Phoenix (1985; Originally built in 1947 as the Rocket at Playland Park in San Antonio, Texas) W-Double Out & Back Philadelphia Toboggan Company, USA; Herbert Schmeck/Dinn, USA Operating
Twister (1999) W-Twister Fetterman/In House Operating
LAKEMONT PARK Altoona, PA
Leap the Dips (1902) W-Side Friction Figure Eight Sink/E. Joy Morris Company, USA Operating
Little Leaper S-Kiddie Allan Herschell Company, USA Operating
Skyliner (1987-Originally built in 1965 at Roseland Amusement Park in Canandaiga, NY) W-Double Out & Back John Allen/Philadelphia Toboggan Company, USA Operating
Toboggan (1991) S-Portable Compact "Toboggan" Chance Rides, USA Operating
POCONO PLAY PARK Bartonsville, PA
Lightning (1999) S-Kiddie
Operating
SESAME PLACE Langhorne, PA
Vapor Trail (1998) S-Junior Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Operating
WALDAMEER PARK Erie, PA
Comet (1951) W-Junior Herbert Schmeck/Philadelphia Toboggan Company, USA Operating
Ravine Flyer II (2008) W Gravity Group, USA Operating
Ravine Flyer III (2000) S-Junior Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
Pipeline Express (1992) S-Auto Sled Bailey Standing But Not Operating
JOYLAND AMUSEMENT PARK Lubbock, TX
Galaxi S-Portable Compact "Galaxi" SMC Operating
Greezed Lightning (2008; operated from 1978-2005 at Six Flags Astroworld, Houston, Texas) S-Flywheel/Clutch Shuttle Loop Schwarzkopf, Germany/Intamin AG, Switzerland Will open in 2008
Little Coaster S-Kiddie Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
Mad Mouse S-Compact "Mad Mouse" Allan Herschell Company, USA Operating
KEMAH BOARDWALK TX
Boardwalk Bullet (2007) W-Twister Gravity Group/Martin
& Vlemincx, USA Operating
SANDY LAKE AMUSEMENT PARK TX
Little Dipper (1971) S-Kiddie "Little Dipper" Allan Herschell Company, USA Operating
SEA WORLD ADVENTURE PARK San Antonio, TX
Great White (1997) S-Inverted Multi-Element Bolliger & Mabillard, Switzerland Operating
Steel Eel (1999) S-Out & Back D.H. Morgan Manufacturing, USA Operating
SIX FLAGS FIESTA TEXAS San Antonio, TX
Boomerang Super Coaster (1999) S-Shuttle Boomerang & Loop "Boomerang" Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Operating
Der Rollschuhcoaster (1992) S-Junior "Roller Skater" Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Operating
Goliath (2008; formerly operated as "Batman the Ride" at Six Flags New Orleans 2003-2005; originally operated as "Gambit" at Gotemba Family Land [later renamed Gotemba Thrill Valley], Japan from 1995-2001) S-Inverted Multi-Element "Batman the Ride"-mirror image Bolliger & Mabillard, Switzerland Operating
Poltergeist (1999) S-LIM Multi-Element Premier Rides, USA Operating
Rattler (1992) W-Terrain Pierce/Roller Coaster Corporation Of America, USA Operating
Roadrunner Express (1997) S-Mine Train Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
Tony Hawk's Big Spin (2008) S-Spinning cars Gerstlauer, Germany Will open in 2008
Wile E. Coyote's Canyon Blaster (2001) S-Junior "Big Dipper" Chance Rides, USA Operating
WONDERLAND PARK Amarillo, TX
Big Coaster (1975-Originally built in 1972, formerly called "Mouse Trap") S-Portable Compact "Jumbo Zyklon" f.lli Pinfari, Italy Operating
Cyclone Wild Mouse (1968; Originally built in 1964) S-Compact "Miler Mouse" Miler Coaster Company, USA Operating
Hornet (2008; operated from 1995-2005 enclosed as "Mayan Mindbender" at Six Flags Astroworld, Houston, Texas; originally built in 1988 as enclosed "Nightmare" at Bob-Lo Island) S-Compact Twister Vekoma International BV, Netherlands Will open in 2008
Backlot Stunt Coaster (2006; called "Italian Job Turbo Coaster" 2006-2007) S-LIM Multi-Element"The Italian Job Stunt Track" Ingenieur Buro Stengel GmbH, Germany/Premier Rides, USA Operating
Dominator (2008; originally built as "Batman Knight Flight" at Six Flags Worlds of Adventure, Aurora, Ohio 2000-2003; name changed to "Dominator" 2004-2007 when that park' name was changed to Geauga Lake) S-Floorless Multi-Inversion Bolliger & Mabillard, Switzerland Operating
Flight Of Fear (1996, called "Outer Limits: Flight Of Fear" through 2000) S-Enclosed LIM Multi-Element "Outer Limits: Flight Of Fear" Premier Rides Inc., USA Operating
Grizzly (1982) W-Modified Twister Kings Entertainment Corporation, USA Operating
Hurler (1994) W-Double Out & Back "Hurler" International Coasters, Inc. Operating
Rebel Yell (1975; from 1992-2007 one track's trains ran forward, the other track's backward) W-Dual Track Out & Back John Allen/Philadelphia Toboggan Company, USA Operating
TimberHawk: Ride Of Prey (2003) W-Twister S&S Sports Power, USA Operating
Wild Thing (1997; originally opened in 1982 at the 1982 World's Fair in Knoxville, TN, then was relocated to Rocky Point Park in Rhode Island) S-Loop & Corkscrew Arrow Dynamics, USA Operating
WEST VIRGINIA
CAMDEN PARK Huntington, WV
Big Dipper (1958) W-Expanded Figure Eight National Amusement Device, USA Operating
Lil' Dipper (1961) W-Junior National Amusement Device, USA Operating
WISCONSIN
BIG CHIEF MOUNT OLYMPUS THEME PARK (formerly BIG CHIEF KART AND COASTER WORLD) Wisconsin Dells, WI
Cyclops (1995) W-Terrain Dennis McNulty, Larry Bill/Custom Coasters International, USA Operating
Dive To Atlantis (2003; known as "Triton" in 2003) S-Combination Coaster & Flume Miler Coaster Compnay, USA Operating
Hades (2005) W-Twister w/underground tunnel The Gravity Group, USA Operating
Opa (2006) S-Indoor with hairpin turns and Spinning Cars "Twister" Zamperla, Italy Operating
Pegaseus (1996) W-Junior Custom Coasters International, USA Operating
Zeus (1997) W-Out & Back Custom Coasters International, USA Operating
LITTLE A-MERRICK-A Marshall, WI
Lil Dipper (1992) S-Kiddie Allan Herschell Company, USA Operating
Meteor (2007; Orginally opened in 1956 at Kiddytown, Norridge, Illinois; then moved and operated from 1967-2003 as "Little Dipper" at Hillcrest Park, Lemont, Illinois) W-Junior Figure Eight Herbert Schmeck/Philadelphia Toboggan Company, USA Operating
Mad Mouse (1992) S-Compact "Mad Mouse" Allan Herschell Company, USA Operating
Swiss Toboggan (1992) S-Compact "Toboggan" Chance Rides, USA Operating
