Theme Park Discussion / Guess the Coaster

easy
its ""Montaña Suiza" at Parque de Atracciones de Igueldo" in spain

easy
its ""Montaña Suiza" at Parque de Atracciones de Igueldo" in spain

Yay, I was afraid I'd have to give a hint. Anyways, it's a rare concrete coaster, so that's why I posted it. Though the rails are steel, so rcdb still considers it a steel coaster, but it's certainly cooler as a concrete coaster.

It's the weirdest thing. I've somehow seen that coaster before. Is it one of the oldest in the world? That might be where I saw it.....I don't know

actually, i believe the oldest running coaster is at Tivoli Gardens in denmark (cant remember, i had a document recorded and it contained that park).

the cars on the one shown look a little new.

I thought the oldest running coaster was leap-the-dips at lakemont.

no idea if its still running this year though.

Edited by Nic, 10 October 2006 - 10:13 AM.

so; Roomie, you gonna post one?

nic, checked on rcdb, none are operating.

http://www.rcdb.com/pd61.htm

yes it is :/

Argh, it appears that no one here is going to start a new one, so I'll go again. This one is easy:

Expedition Everest?

No.

Hint: It's one of a kind.

damnit. I know it's either in Britain or the USA... Is it USA?

damnit. I know it's either in Britain or the USA... Is it USA?

No, the other one. Come on guys, it's not too hard. Look at the track. Strangely shaped, huh? I wonder what kind of highly unusual (outside of RCT anyways) coaster has track like that. Hmm.

Tyrolean Tubtwist @ Joyland Amusement Park
owned

Edited by Ling, 12 October 2006 - 09:01 PM.

i knew it looked like a virginia reel.

[Ignore this... wasn't on the last page.]

Edited by CedarPoint6, 13 October 2006 - 06:48 AM.

I thought the oldest running coaster was leap-the-dips at lakemont.

no idea if its still running this year though.

Yeah, the coaster is pretty much going no where (meaning it aint going to stop running). It is apart of the National Register of Historic Places and a National Land Mark. I was actually going to go to Lakemont park this year but I never did ... find out more here: http://www.ultimater...asters/history/
-JDP

Edited by JDP, 13 October 2006 - 07:09 AM.

Is it that Dream Coaster thing?

no, but you kind of have the right idea

Yeah, the coaster is pretty much going no where (meaning it aint going to stop running). It is apart of the National Register of Historic Places and a National Land Mark. I was actually going to go to Lakemont park this year but I never did ... find out more here: http://www.ultimater...asters/history/
-JDP

yeah, that's the oldest wooden coaster. The concrete coaster above, is, by RCDB, the oldest operating steel coaster, I guess cause its rails are steel.

sorry for the off topic