How many types of roller coasters are there

Roller coasters are what we call roller coasters, and roller coasters are one of the more popular types of amusement facilities. The production of roller coaster pillars tells everyone that there are various types of roller coasters. So, how many types of roller coaster amusement equipment are there? Due to its wide variety, the following roller coaster pillar making editor will briefly talk about these types!

What are the types of roller coasters?
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Wooden roller coaster: The track of a wooden roller coaster is similar to traditional train tracks. The metal wheels of the roller coaster roll on flat metal bars, each with a width of 10 to 15 centimeters. This metal strip is fixed to the running track with screws, and the running track is made of glued laminated wood, which is very sturdy. The track is mainly characterized by steep slopes and lateral rotation, with rare overturning.

Twisted roller coaster: a seated roller coaster that typically occupies a small area, has multiple different tracks, and is extremely curved. The famous B&M company is world-renowned for this type of roller coaster.

Standing Twisted Roller Coaster: A roller coaster that passengers ride in a standing position, and their entire body can feel the surging blood in their bodies as they roll.

Super Twisted Roller Coaster (also known as MEGA Roller Coaster): Although called the "Twisted Roller Coaster", it did not flip and only retained some slopes. Enable passengers to feel a strong sense of weightlessness. The land occupation is generally large and the cost is expensive, making it a steel upgraded version of a wooden roller coaster.

Rocket roller coasters (also known as graded roller coasters for heights exceeding 120 meters): generally have extremely high slopes and are driven by water powered wheels or LIM to reach slopes of about 100 meters or other track elements. This type of roller coaster currently holds the title of the world's tallest roller coaster.

Flying skateboard: a surfboard shaped roller coaster driven by LIM, shuttling back and forth on a U-shaped track.

Spherical roller coaster: a roller coaster with seats on both sides of the car that can rotate freely. The length of the track generally does not exceed 200 meters.

Gentle roller coaster: a type of roller coaster with relatively small drop, slope, and speed, suitable for children to ride.

Water roller coaster: a roller coaster that can splash extremely high and irresistible water splashes. Generally, the entire roller coaster building is built in a pool and is not long in length.