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Nathan Unterman didn’t always know how to ride a roller coaster, but after 28 years of taking high schoolers on amusement park attractions, he’s got a pretty good idea. Those who savor that ...

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Roller coaster technology has come quite a long way from its humble origins. Many coasters in the early 1900s utilized wooden frames that were incapable of loops and other more complex rail ...

CHARLESTON — Building a roller coaster is a “huge deal,” and the biggest challenge is turning a design into the real thing, Cameron Baer says.

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The brand new roller coaster will be ready when the park opens for the season on Saturday, March 29. On Thursday, CBS News Philadelphia got a sneak peek — a chance to ride it multiple times.

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The Wild Mouse roller coaster stopped abruptly Thursday amid a preview for roller coaster enthusiasts and the media at the Sandusky, Ohio park. Passengers on cars had to be rescued by park personnel.

The Coney Island Cyclone, which first dazzled riders in 1927, has withstood the test of time and cemented itself as a roller coaster legend in the United States. Here are 5 fun facts.