Self-operated coasters

[Richard Bannister]

I spent ten days in Denmark earlier this year at least in part due to the pandemic – there was a minimum stay required to cross the border.

As a consequence of that I found my way to a unique (and really cool) family coaster:

https://rcdb.com/1915.htm

Riders push themselves to the top and then roll forward over some airtime bumps and around a banked 360º turn.

There's another interesting self-operated coaster here, where you pull yourself to the top of the (two) lift hills using a rope.

https://rcdb.com/15387.htm

Does anyone know of any others?

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www.retrogamesformac.com

[Surf Dance Chris]

Look and sound cool. I’d love to try something unique like that someday.

[Ansley]

Post by Richard Bannister
I spent ten days in Denmark earlier this year at least in part due to the pandemic – there was a minimum stay required to cross the border.
https://rcdb.com/1915.htm
Riders push themselves to the top and then roll forward over some airtime bumps and around a banked 360º turn.
There's another interesting self-operated coaster here, where you pull yourself to the top of the (two) lift hills using a rope.
https://rcdb.com/15387.htm
Does anyone know of any others?
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www.retrogamesformac.com

Richard,
What about that one in Wales where the riders have to pull the train up to the stattion. We rode it back in 2014.

https://rcdb.com/2493.htm

Regards,
Ted

[Richard Bannister]

That one still has an operator, does it not?

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www.retrogamesformac.com

[CanobieFan]

I mean, this one popped up on RCDB a week ago or so... https://rcdb.com/18724.htm