Roller Coasters

The origin of roller coasters came from slides constructed in the hills and mountains of ________.

• Switzerland

• Greece

• Tibet

• Russia

In 1999, Cedar Point announce the roller coaster now known as Millennium Force, which was then to be the world's tallest coaster. With a height of 310 feet, Millennium Force would be classified as the world's first ______.

• Hypercoaster

• Giga Coaster

• Strata Coaster

• Floorless Coaster

This is Six Flags' only Mexican amusement park, also known as Six Flags _______.

• Six Flags Mexico

• Six Flags Mexico City

• Six Flags Over Mexico

• Six Flags Oaxtepec

Fury 325 at Carowinds has a height of ___ft

• 300 ft

• 285 ft

• 325 ft

• 365 ft

This model of roller coaster is known as a(n) ________ Coaster.

• Inverted Coaster

• Flying Coaster

After the success of Universal Studios Florida in 1990, Universal opened a second Florida Park in 1999 called ____________.

• Universal's Epic Universe

• Universal's Islands of Adventure

• Universal Studios Adventure Kingdom

• Universal Studios Resort

Paramount Parks was an American amusement park chain consisting of 5 parks across the US and Canada, they were bought out by _______ in 2006.

• Six Flags

• Cedar Fair

• Herschend

• SeaWorld

Which Roller Coaster Manufacterer produces primarily Hybrid Roller Coasters?

• B&M

• Intamin

• RMC

• Schwartzkopf

HARD QUESTION: Before the Dinn Corporation went bankrupt in 1991, plans were in the works for a roller coaster to be added at ___________, slated for a 1992 opening.

• PortAventura World

• Paramount's Kings Island

• Six Flags Magic Mountain

• Busch Gardens Tampa

HARD QUESTION: In an interview with Fred Grubb in the documentary "This is How we Roll", Fred Grubb had tried to convince Six Flags to make __________ RMC's first project.

• Texas Giant at Six Flags Over Texas

• Rolling Thunder at Six Flags Great Adventure

• Predator at Darien Lake

• Psyclone at Six Flags Magic Mountain