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What's the difference between a suspended roller coaster and a roller coaster?

Hanging a roller coaster is as exciting as a roller coaster.

Roller coaster (or roller coaster) is a motorized amusement facility, which is common in amusement parks and theme parks. Raemakers Adna Thompson was the first person to register the patented technology related to roller coasters (1885 65438+1October 20th). He had built several roller coasters 10, so he was known as the "father of gravity". Although the roller coaster is scary, it is basically a very safe facility.

Wooden roller coaster: The track of wooden roller coaster is similar to the traditional train track. The metal wheels of the roller coaster roll on flat metal strips, and the width of each metal strip is 10 to 15 cm. This kind of metal strip is fixed on the running track with screws, and the running track is made of glued wooden boards, which is very strong. On the other hand, the track is mainly steep slopes and side spins, and there are few turnovers.

Torsion roller coaster: Riding roller coaster, generally covering a small area, with various tracks and extremely high curvature. The famous B & M company is famous for this kind of roller coaster.

Standing and twisting roller coaster: a roller coaster that passengers ride in a standing way. When they roll, they can feel the surge of blood in their bodies.

Super Twist Roller Coaster (also called MEGA Roller Coaster): Although it is called "Twist Roller Coaster", it does not turn over, only some slopes are left. So passengers can feel a strong sense of weightlessness. Generally, it covers a large area and is expensive, which can be regarded as an upgraded steel version of the wooden roller coaster.

Push-out roller coaster (also called graded roller coaster when the height exceeds 120m): Generally, it has a very high slope, and the roller coaster driven by hydraulic power wheels or LIM rushes to the high slope or other track elements around100m. At present, this roller coaster maintains the crown of the highest roller coaster in the world.

Flying skateboard: a roller coaster in the shape of a surfboard, driven by LIM, shuttles back and forth on a U-shaped track.

Spherical roller coaster: a roller coaster with seats on both sides of the car and free rotation. The length of the track is generally not more than 200 meters.

Children's (mini, family) roller coaster: a roller coaster suitable for children with small drop, slope and speed and small floor space.

Children's roller coaster in luna Park, Sydney

Water roller coaster: A roller coaster that can splash extremely high and irresistible water. Generally, the whole roller coaster building is built in a pool, and the length is not long.

Vertical drop roller coaster, drop roller coaster: with extra-wide carriage, usually a row of 8 to 10 people, falling 90 degrees vertically, usually with interval brakes with chains before falling (there is a short stop in front of the 90-degree slope, and then it suddenly falls down. )

Spiral roller coaster: A kind of riding roller coaster characterized by a spiral shape.

Motorcycle roller coaster: A roller coaster with a horse-shaped or motorcycle-shaped carriage allows you to experience the pleasure of riding at high speed.

Tower roller coaster: a roller coaster that rises vertically, and immediately turns to the ground to release when it reaches the top. Usually the dive angle will be greater than 90 degrees, the car will be smaller and the twist will be faster. This is a very exciting roller coaster.

Multidimensional (4D) roller coaster: A high-tech roller coaster. The seat is hung on the outside of the main carriage and can be turned over independently with the design of the track. In addition, the main carriage turns over with the track, giving people a different ride experience. There are only three sets of 4D roller coasters in the world, one in Six Flags Magic Mountain in the United States, one in Fuji Emergency Park, and the third in China Dinosaur Park in Changzhou, China.

Wide-wing roller coaster: A roller coaster with seats on both sides of the main car body. Passengers will experience the feeling of flying up and down in the air without track coverage. Unlike the 4D roller coaster, the seat of the wide-wing roller coaster will not turn over alone. China already has a wide-winged roller coaster (located in Chimelong Ocean Kingdom, Zhuhai).

X-car roller coaster: a roller coaster with almost no constraints on people. This kind of roller coaster only uses open seats in the style of stadium, and the safety device only presses the waist to make it unable to move. In addition, other parts of the rider's body are free, giving people an open riding feeling.

Overturn pulse roller coaster: shuttle back and forth between two vertical tracks driven by linear motor.

Rolling roller coaster: A circular track that rolls many times. This kind of car hangs under the track, has no floor, and its feet are suspended when riding, making passengers feel like they are riding a rapidly twisted fighter.

Flying roller coaster: B&; One of M's signature roller coasters, people can sit on this roller coaster with their arms open freely, just like birds.

Hanging and swinging roller coaster: a roller coaster that can produce centrifugal motion when turning and the carriage can swing freely.