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Frequently Asked QuestionsBelow are listed several of the most frequently asked questions by our Coaster Depot.com users. Not all of these deal directly with coasters but most are at least related to amusement parks etc.
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I had a bad experience at your amusement park, who should I contact?We're sorry to hear you had a bad experience, but fortunately for us we didn't have anything to do with it since this is not a real amusement park.If you've had a bad experience we recommend you contact the amusement or theme park you visited by phone or send them a letter via postal mail sharing your concerns. Many parks do not accept e-mail and from our experience you're more likely to get your concerns addressed if you put them in writing. Return To Top | |
What amusement parks do you recommend?Here is a list of some of our favorite amusement parks, keep in mind this is just our opinion and it's possible that you won't agree with our selections.Favorite Amusement Parks: Disneyland (Anaheim, California) Islands of Adventure (Orlando, Florida) Cedar Point (Sandusky, Ohio) Paramount's Kings Island (Cinncinatti, Ohio) Kennywood (West Mifflin, Pennsylvania) Holiday World & Splashin' Safari (Santa Claus, Indiana) Return To Top | |
Can I interview someone for my school project?We often receive requests for interviews for school projects. While interviews are fun, we simply do not have the time. This web site is put together by one individual and several volunteers who work on the site during their spare time.Since school is important we would still like to help with your project and that is why we've put together this web site. Ultimate Rollercoaster is an excellent resource for information about roller coasters and amusement parks. If you're researching roller coasters then check out the Roller Coasters section where you'll find ride reviews, our series on the history of roller coasters, photos, record book and our statistics database called the Roller Coaster Yellowpages. You may also seek assistance for your school project on our Message Boards. Our online community has many knowledgeable members who will be more than happy to answer your questions. Just ask! Return To Top | |
Can you send me more information for my school project?Since all of the information you'll likely need is already here on the web site, why do I need to send it to you?Basically, everything we have to offer about roller coasters and amusement parks is already here. There is no need to ask for it, you'll just have to find it. Here is a secret page that may help you. If you cannot find the information here, then why not check out some of the sites listed in our Web Site Directory. Return To Top | |
I want to purchase some rides for my park. Do you have a brochure?I am sorry, but we do not sell amusement park rides, nor would we have a brochure to send you since we don't sell any. If you're looking for amusement ride manufacturers you may want check out our Site Directory, which contains links to the web sites for many ride manufacturers and amusement industry sites.Return To Top | |
How do you become a roller coaster designer?This is a difficult question to answer. The demand for roller coaster designers is limited, yet there are many who'd love to obtain this dream job. With few opportunities the competition is tough. We suggest you read the following suggestions and set your own goals to achieve your dream.You will need a college degree, preferably in structural or mechanical engineering. Good grades in high school may pay off gaining acceptance to a top college or university. You may also want to become a designer or detailer who is proficient in CAD design. Experience in a related field of work will help increase your chances of getting this kind of job. If you're a high school or college student we strongly recommend that you get a job at a local amusement park. The experience of working in the industry is valuable and you may even make an important contact while you're there. Finally, you will need some good luck. The position of roller coaster designer is difficult to obtain and luck will certainly play a part in obtaining the position. Regardless, if it's your dream, then go after it and make your dream come true. Return To Top | |
Where can I send this idea or design I have for a roller coaster?Unfortunately, we do not have an answer since most ride designers and manufacturers cannot accept your ideas for legal reasons. If you do submit your ideas you will more than likely find that they will politely refuse your submission and all materials submitted will likely be either returned or destroyed.If you believe you have a great idea then we strongly suggest you look into obtaining a patent. If you can obtain a patent for your design you will secure your rights to the concept and may be eligible for financial compensation or other benefits should someone wish to use it. Return To Top | |
What roller coasters and rides do you recommend?Here is a list of some of our favorite roller coasters and rides. Remember, this list is simply our opinion and it's possible that you won't agree with our selections.Favorite Roller Coasters: X, Six Flags Magic Mountain Superman Ride of Steel, Six Flags Darien Lake Millennium Force, Cedar Point Incredible Hulk, Islands of Adventure California Screamin', Disney's California Adventure Space Mountain, Disneyland Vortex, Paramount Canada's Wonderland The Beast, Paramount's Kings Island The Legend, Holiday World Phoenix, Knoebels Amusement Resort Favorite Amusement Park Rides: Amazing Adventures of Spiderman, Islands of Adventure Grizzly River Rapids, Disney's California Adventure Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, Disney-MGM Studios Drop Zone, Paramount's Kings Island Indiana Jones Adventure, Disneyland Roger Rabbit's Cartoon Spin, Disneyland Return To Top |
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