Roller Coaster Design

SirNim

Well-Known Member
Original Poster
Just curious, but does anybody know if technology exists (or if there have been either rumors or ideas like this before) that would allow a seemingly "standard" rollercoaster car to, mid-ride, hook up to inverted tracks and leave the bottom tracks in a mild fashion, to create the impression of flying? I've gotten these ideas for an indoor rollercoaster using this technology and I don't know where the idea came from. It could've been sparked by some Disney rumors, for all I know. Just wondering...
 

Testtrack321

Well-Known Member
Not right now. I've come up with some possible scenarios for the car transformation, but the most probable would be a helix manuver when the vehile stays put and an outer frame spins to below/above the track.
 

jmarc63

New Member
I think conceptually it sounds cool but I think there could be too many engineering nightmares to facilate it in reality as well as if it could be done safely .
 

juan

Well-Known Member
it possible and rather simple
have the train go into an inversion
while upside down, the coaster underbelly hits a switch which releases the car pod causing it to flip over, thus becoming inverted
 

TheOneVader

Well-Known Member
I would really like to see a ride design like that. It would be fun to become dangling in the middle. I would be possible, just have a track on top and bottom. The top track will slde into the top track and the bottom will just stop.
 

jmarc63

New Member
Originally posted by juan
it possible and rather simple
have the train go into an inversion
while upside down, the coaster underbelly hits a switch which releases the car pod causing it to flip over, thus becoming inverted

If the wheel trolly was independant from the car and the car was connected by a pivot of some kind while still being secure to the wheel trolly and it would allow it to rotate it could work.
 

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