Add travelling coasters to the database?

There's a list here.

I'm not sure if this is the list you're speaking of, though.

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--Maddie--
What do I Listen-To?
I am stereotypical.

That's an old list. Amusements Of America own a spinning wild mouse now.
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That's the list I was referring to...

It is probably outdated, but a good place to start when compiling a new list. Its better than starting completely from scratch!

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-Rob
A.C.E. member since 1990
Posting @ Coasterbuzz since 2000
E.C.C. member since 2002

I'm willing to do research on the internet if this becomes a reality. I have tons of time on my hands.

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Just because I have a short attention span doesn't mean I

Quick correction, the Pinfari ride (I believe a Z47) that is sometimes booked with Murphy is John Van Hull's, not Murphy Brothers'.

Adam

Forget about contacting manufacturers. Unless you own one they're not going to talk to you. Those of us that get Amusement Business have access to a lot of this info. Plus like what's been said here, if you see one at a show, look around the ride. Often on the control booth it will say who owns the ride. Check out the trailers if you can get to them (don't go where you're not supposed to be. If you get caught you will not like what will happen to you).

....being captured by carnies.

Scary.

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--Maddie--
What do I Listen-To?
I waited for 7.5 hours through four tornado warnings and all I have to show for it is this lousy kiddie coaster credit.