The Wooden Roller Coaster is a roller coaster.
Construction[]
Track is laminated wood, topped with a flat steel running rail, constructed on a wooden support structure. Trains are held on the track by up-stop wheels, which run under the inside edge of the rails.
Special Track Elements[]
- Banked Curves
- On-Ride Photo Section
- Water Splash
- Vertical Loops (Loopy Landscapes, RCT2 and RCT3)
Constraints[]
- Maximum banked curve angle - 30°
- Maximum Track Slope - 60°
- Maximum Lift Hill Slope - 25°
- Maximum Height - 105 Feet (RCT1); 200 Feet (RCT2)
Vehicles[]
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Downloadable Vehicles[]
- Dream Woodie Trains (The Amazing Earl)
Operating Modes[]
- Continuous circuit mode
- Continuous circuit block sectioned mode (RCT2 onwards)
- Reverse-incline launched shuttle mode (OpenRCT2 only)
Scenario appearances[]
RollerCoaster Tycoon[]
Scenario-only[]
- Bumbly Beach: Roller Coaster 1/Dipper (European version)
- Karts & Coasters: Big Woodchip/Lumberjack (European version)
- Karts & Coasters: Bigger Woodchip/Timber Terror (European version)
- Crumbly Woods: Woodchip Woodchip/Double Trouble (European version)
- Haunted Harbour: Woodpecker
- Volcania: Roller Coaster 1
- Rotting Heights: Phantom
- Fiasco Forest: Dynamite Run
- Dusty Desert: Roller Coaster 2
- Southern Sands: Roller Coaster 1
- Tiny Towers: Roller Coaster 2
- Megaworld Park: Cyclone
- Megaworld Park: Rotting Lumber
- Blackpool Pleasure Beach: Big Dipper
- Blackpool Pleasure Beach: Grand National
- Blackpool Pleasure Beach: Roller Coaster
- Blackpool Pleasure Beach: Vikingar
- Blackpool Pleasure Beach: Zipper Dipper
- PC Gaming World: Calamity
A * sign means the name is different in the US and EU versions,
RollerCoaster Tycoon 2[]
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- Roller Coaster Building Tutorial: Wooden Roller Coaster 1
- Gravity Gardens: Treetop Flyer
- Infernal Views: Wooden Roller Coaster 1
- Rainbow Summit: Wooden Roller Coaster 1
- Six Flags Belgium: Loup-Garou
- Six Flags Great Adventure: Rolling Thunder (Track 1)
- Six Flags Great Adventure: Rolling Thunder (Track 2)
- Six Flags Holland: Robin Hood
- Six Flags Magic Mountain: Colossus (Track 1)
- Six Flags Magic Mountain: Colossus (Track 2)
- Six Flags Magic Mountain: Psyclone
- Six Flags Over Texas: Judge Roy Scream
- Six Flags Over Texas: Texas Giant
- Grand Canyon: Calamity Coaches
- African Diamond Mine: Wooden Roller Coaster 1
RollerCoaster Tycoon 3[]
- Raiders of the Lost Coaster: Rickety Racers Blue
- Raiders of the Lost Coaster: Rickety Racers Red
Pre-built designs[]
- Black Widow (RCT2, RCT3)
- Brainstorm (RCT2)
- Buffalo (RCT3)
- Colossus (Track 1) (RCT2)
- Colossus (Track 2) (RCT2)
- Driftwood (RCT2, RCT3)
- Firetrap (RCT2, RCT3)
- Glowing Embers (RCT2, RCT3)
- Great White Wail (RCT2, RCT 3)
- In the UK version, this is called 'Goofball City'.
- Hardwood (RCT2, RCT3)
- Judge Roy Scream (RCT2)
- Little Beast (RCT3)
- Loup-Garou (RCT2)
- Microfobia (RCT2, RCT3)
- Mischief (RCT1)
- Psyclone (RCT2)
- Ricochet (RCT2, RCT3)
- Robin Hood (RCT2)
- Rolling Thunder (Track 1) (RCT2)
- Rolling Thunder (Track 2) (RCT2)
- Roughrider (RCT2, RCT3)
- Sawdust (RCT2, RCT3)
- Shimmy (RCT2, RCT3)
- Splinter (RCT2, RCT3)
- Texas Giant (RCT2)
- Tinder (RCT2, RCT3)
- Touchwood (RCT2, RCT3)
- Ugly Twisters (RCT2, RCT3)
- Whiteout (RCT2, RCT3)
- Whitewash (RCT2, RCT3)
- Woodchip (RCT1, RCT2)
- Woodwind (RCT2)
- Woodworm (RCT2, RCT3)
- Zipper (RCT3)
In Real Life[]
Coming to prevalence in the mid 20th century, this type of roller coaster outdated the Side-Friction Coaster, and the invention of up-stop wheels revolutionized this type of ride.
While the track style of the Wooden Roller Coaster doesn't replicate a specific model, the various trains appear to replicate those of famous manufacturers. The standard and 6-seater trains take on the appearance of classic Philadelphia Toboggan Company trains [1], while the articulated trains are reminiscent of Great Coaster International Millennium Flyer trains [2].
The Vertical Loop element is found in all three Tycoon games, however only one modern wooden roller coaster has ever featured a vertical loop; Son of Beast at Kings Island. This loop was later removed to allow lighter trains to be used on the ride.
Gallery[]
External Links[]
5 useful designs for scenario play (Marcel Vos YouTube video)
References[]
- ↑ In-game files for the standard and 6-seater trains are titled "PTCT1" and "PTCT2", respectively.
- ↑ [1]http://www.greatcoasters.com/?p=flyers[2]