Records
The first coaster ever to exceed 300 feet in height.
Millennium Force
The manufacturer behind Fury 325, Orion, and Leviathan.
B&M
The park home to Steel Vengeance, Maverick, and Millennium Force.
Cedar Point.
An inversion where the train slowly rotates while cresting a hill, producing sustained weightlessness.
Zero-G Roll
This Kings Island wooden coaster features a record-length layout through forest terrain
The Beast
The first roller coaster to exceed 200 feet in height.
Magnum XL-200
This company pioneered modern LSM multi-launch coasters like Maverick and VelociCoaster.
Intamin.
This European park features hypercoaster Silver Star and multi-launch Blue Fire .
Europa-Park
Two inversions connected by a half-loop and twist resembling a pretzel shape.
Pretzel Loop
This RMC hybrid in the US consistently ranks #1 worldwide among the GP.
Steel Vengeance
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Falcon's Flight
The manufacturer known for Infinity Coasters and vertical lifts.
Gerstlauer
This Japanese park is known for extreme thrill coasters including Eejanaika.
Fuji-Q Highland
A twisted inversion where riders experience hangtime while upside down for a sustained amount of time.
Zero-G Stall
This Intamin blitz coaster at Universal Orlando features multiple launches and 80-mph top speed.
VelociCoaster
This defunct Intamin strata coaster briefly held the height record before being dismantled in 2019.
Superman: Escape from Krypton
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S&S
This European park operates the only wooden coaster ever built by Intamin in Europe.
Liseberg
This extremely rare inversion combines a half-loop with a counter-rotating barrel roll, creating one of the most disorienting elements ever built.
Banana Roll.
This Arrow suspended coaster once held the height record for its model type at Busch Gardens Williamsburg.
Big Bad Wolf
This little-known Japanese launch coaster held the acceleration record, launching 0–112 mph in under 2 seconds.
Do-Dododonpa
This now-defunct manufacturer built Son of Beast and many 1990s hyper woodies .
RCCA
This Chinese park is home to the world’s tallest B&M hypercoaster, Leviathan’s international rival.
Chimelong Paradise
An element combining a half-loop, barrel roll, and direction change popularized by RMC
Barrel Roll Dropdown
This original Intamin hypercoaster prototype opened in Japan in 1996 and directly inspired Millennium Force.
Fujiyama