#roller coasters

[dozydawn]

[pumpkajelly]

I know low - extreme ride intensity is all pretty subjective so just answer however related to however you feel about it! 🎢

(And feel free to put your number and additional thoughts in the tags if you're curious about your mutuals' amusement park thoughts 👀)

[its-where-the-wild-things-are]

[johanirae]

Day 3 - Coaster Enthusiast Aemond and, tagging along on Alicent’s orders, his normie brother Aegon (thanks for the headcanon Ewan) at Tokyo Dome City’s Thunder Dolphin Rollercoaster

Inspired by a comment on twitter by vhagarkeep

[ohnoitspheo]

All my Coastergirls so far! 🎢

[secretmellowblog]

Happy “Fantine rides a Rollercoaster” Day to everyone reading Les Mis along with @lesmisletters ! In this chapter, Fantine and her friends ride the “Russian Mountains” in the Beaujon pleasure gardens. The “Russian Mountains” was actually an early 1817 roller coaster, which looked like this:

Here’s a tiktok video explaining more about how that roller coaster was invented and brought over to France!

[heartnosekid]

🎡 evening carnival stimboard 🎡

these are all my gifs! please credit this post if you use them 💕

[nat-stimmy]

The Smiler (SOURCE)

[oligoweee]

ALTON TOWERS USERBOXES ‼️

free to use! some of these aren't the greatest so feel free to make your own version(s) 🙏

[coloronthewallzz]

Long Live Kingda Ka! 🎢🐯👑💚

[scissorbby]

[dozydawn]

shockwave by intamin at magic mountain, 1986-1988.

[hyper-coasters]

An up-close reminder of why NOT to have your phone out on roller coasters. This is a whole CHUNK taken out of the lower wheel from Cheetah Hunt, caused by a cellphone that had been dropped on the track. Not only do you destroy your phone, but you can do some serious damage to the coaster itself! Damage like this requires the whole train to come off the track and be at least partially, if not entirely, disassembled. Cheetah Hunts maintenance is done in-house annually and as needed by Busch Gardens mechanics. Super grateful for what they do!

[theforbiddentowersarchive]

Corkscrew - Alton towers

Corkscrew was the first rollercoaster built at Alton Towers, in April 1980 and was a steel coaster by the Dutch manufacturer Vekoma. It was the first double inverting rollercoaster in Europe, its namesake being the centre piece corkscrew. It was unfortunately removed in November 2008 to make room for the upcoming coaster of 2010, which would turn out to be Th13teen. The section of track which formed the corkscrew's inversions was saved and is now displayed in front of the main entrance of the park, however the track was repainted from yellow to blue.

[rushthehollow]

twisted horseshoe roll

🐎 maverick - cedar point ♦️ kodak ultramax / actionsampler (frame 4)