Are backyard coasters legal?

Well, if I ever happen to come across a few million, I would call up CCI and order a Cyclone clone, with a helix at the end, and CCI's famous "swooping turnarounds".

Check out Dragon and Looping Star. They are carnival coasters. You assemble them like a model train layout. They're tubular steel. They both feature tight drops and turns, like a Wild Mouse. The Looping Star can have either one or two loops. They would easily fit in a backyard.

Also consider a Wild Mouse. I've even seen them at drive in movies and inside malls. A Wild Mouse would easily fit in a backyard.

I saw a Wild Mouse in good shape on sale last year for $10,000. And you can still buy new cars or additional track sections. The new cars are much more comfortable. Test ride them at Idlewild.

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ßruce said:

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ST chick said:
, he even swiped the spider from Michigan's Adventure when I was about 8.

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Was that a kiddie ride, if you get my drift...

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LOL! Bruce, that is funny. Yeah, I bet it was.

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Bull rides: 83
Shockwave rides: 56

Maybe a Raging Bull would go nicely in my back yard, or Demon. hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I wonder, I will need a woodie as well. American Eagle, Zippen Pippen, Beast? Decisions , Decisions

When I become The most famous ride designer on the planet someday. I will just design whatever I want and have it built in the back of my mansion.

 My company is already named "Nickstreme Rides Inc." (cause my name is nick) get it, hah haha hah. I will be the leading designer and will refuse to make clones and I will desacrate vekoma for all of their hypercloning!

 -Attention All Parks-  give me an e-mail or call my free 800 number and hurry, I can only design so many rides and coasters at one time!

and all you enthusiusts, dont ask about my latest designs and breakthroughs!

Someday....................It will come true!

Nick] Webmaster]- www.amusementmania.com -

A very long time ago, this woman from California I think ordered to build a coaster in her backyard. It didn't have a chainlift, it started on her roof! It was very steep, then had another pop-up and then a swooping fan turn. I think it also had some trick-track at the end. If you were involved with ACE a long time ago, you would have probably gotten a newsletter/magazine that showed it. She called it "The Termite". The Summer 1991 issue, I have it right here.

That was in Fremont, CA. I think he was actually a "he". I forget his name.
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