Arrow Dynamics (fictional)

4th Dimension
1 coaster built.


 * Started Production: 2000
 * Ended Production: 2001
 * First and Last Model Opened: 2002

Known Locations

 * X2 - Six Flags Magic Mountain (2002-present)

Corkscrew

 * Started Production: 1974
 * First Model Opened: 1975
 * Ended Production: 1994

Known Locations

 * Canobie Corkscrew - Canobie Lake Park (1987-2021) (Relocated from Alabama State Fairgrounds as Corkscrew [1982-1986] and Old Chicago as Chicago Loop [1975-1980]) (scrapped)
 * Cherokee Twister - Cherokee Park (2003-present) (Relocated from Americawood Park as Texas Lightnin’ [1976-1983, 1989-2002] and Texas Stand-Up Lightnin' [1984-1989])
 * Clumsy's Collider Coaster - Smurfs' Village (1994-2012) (scrapped)
 * Corkscrew - Baldwin Village (1985-present)
 * Corkscrew - Callaghan's Family Fun Park (1985-present)
 * Corkscrew - Dylan Park & Redwall Abbey (1979-present)
 * Corkscrew - Hilton Heights (1979-present)
 * Corkscrew - Maddoxia Gardens (1980-present)
 * Corkscrew - Michigan's Adventure (1979-present)
 * Corkscrew - Nagashima Spa Land (1979-present)
 * Corkscrew - Rusutsu Resort (1983-present) (relocated from Yatsu Yuenchi [1977-1982])
 * Corkscrew - Silverwood (1990-present) (Relocated from Knott's Berry Farm [1975-1989]) (prototype)
 * Corkscrew - Six Flags Douglas Gardens (1979-present)
 * Corkscrew - Six Flags Schuyler Lake (1977-1987)
 * Corkscrew - Toshimaen (1979-2020) (scrapped)
 * Cork Screw - Benyland (1980-present)
 * El Kadsreian Demon - El Kadsreian Adventure Acres (1997-present) (Relocated from Marquette Woods Park [never built] and Philly's Drive-In Theater Park as The Drive-In Corkscrew [1977-1991] and The Red Daredevil [1992-1994])
 * Firestorm - Six Flags Great Kadsre (1983-present)
 * Pieces Corkscrew - Piecespark (1980-present) (Relocated from Florida Adventures as Corkscrew [1975-1979])
 * Python - Busch Gardens Tampa (1976-2006) (scrapped)
 * Roller Coaster - MGM Dizzee World (1996-present) (relocated from Geauga Lake as Corkscrew [1978-1995])
 * Satellite - Freedomland (1975-present)
 * Screw Coaster - Nara Dreamland (1978-2006) (scrapped)
 * Spiral - Formosa Fun Coast (1990-2004/2006) (relocated from Worlds of Fun as EXT Extremeroller [1983-1988] and Screamroller [1976-1982]) (scrapped)
 * Taekwondo - Busch Gardens Houston (1988-present)
 * The Tantrum - Scotland's Wonderland (1993-present) (Relocated from Desertworld as Corkscrew [1977-1992])
 * Turn of the Century - Carwardine's Great America (1977-present)
 * Wabash Cannonball - Opryland (2000-present) (relocated from Opryland USA [1975-1997])

Custom Looping Coaster

 * Started Production: 1976
 * First Model Opened: 1976
 * Ended Production: 1999

Known Locations

 * Aero Dynamic - Playland (1993-present) (formerly known as Cowbunga!)
 * Canyon Blaster - Adventuredome (1993-present)
 * Carolina Cyclone - Six Flags Carowinds (1980-present)
 * The Captain's Corkscrew - Pirates World (1982-1993) (relocated to a park in Israel)
 * Corkscrew - Cedar Point (1976-present)
 * Corkscrew - Valleyfair (1980-present)
 * Demon - Six Flags Great America East (1976-present) (formerly known as Turn of the Century [1976-1979])
 * Demon - Six Flags Great America West (1976-present) (formerly known as Turn of the Century [1976-1979])
 * The Dragon - Ocean Park (1984-2021) (scrapped)
 * The Dragon's Cave - Pirates World (enclosed) (1994-present)
 * Drachen Fire - Busch Gardens Williamsburg (1992-1998) (scrapped)
 * Dragon Fyre - Six Flags Canada's Wonderland (1981-present) (formerly known as Dragon Fire [1997-2006])
 * Dragon Mountain - Marineland (1983-present)
 * Fantasia Special - Tongdo Fantasia (1993-present)
 * Gold Coaster - Dreamworld (2001-present) (formerly known as Hot Wheels SideWinder [2015-2020] and Cyclone [2001-2015]) (relocated from Australia's Luna Park as Big Dipper [1995-2001])
 * Great American Scream Machine - Six Flags Great Adventure (1989-2010) (scrapped)
 * Loch Ness Monster - Busch Gardens Williamsburg (1978-present)
 * The Joker - Six Flags Kings Backyard (1994-present) (formerly known as Anaconda [1994-2006])
 * Leviathan - Baldwin Village (1989-present)
 * Orient Express - Worlds of Fun (1980-2003) (scrapped)
 * P.S.M: Screamer Machine - Tucson's Wonderland (1991-2019) (scrapped)
 * Roller Coaster - Al-Sha'ab Leisure Park (1996-2017) (scrapped)
 * Rolling X-Train - Everland (1988-present) (formerly known as Double Loop and Cork Screw [1988-2003])
 * Shockwave - Six Flags Great America East (1988-2002) (scrapped)
 * Steel Beast - Six Flags Schuyler Lake (1988-present)
 * Tennessee Tornado - Dollywood (1999-present)
 * Toad Patrol: Race Through Toad Hollow - Geauga Lake (1977-present) (formerly known as Double Loop [1977-2008])
 * Viper - Darien Lake (1982-present)
 * Viper - Six Flags Kings Dominion (1991-present) (formerly known as Anaconda [1991-2006])
 * Viper - Six Flags Magic Mountain (1990-present)
 * Vortex - Six Flags Kings Island (1987-2019) (scrapped)

Hyper Coaster

 * Started Production: 1989
 * First Model Opened: 1989
 * Ended Production: 1995

Known Locations

 * Big One - Blackpool Pleasure Beach (1994-present) (formerly known as Pepsi Max Big One [1994-2011])
 * Desperado - Buffalo Bill's Resort & Casino (1994-present)
 * Magnum XL-200 - Cedar Point (1989-present)
 * Montana Titan - Billings' Wild Kingdom (2019-present) (Relocated from Space World [1994-2017])
 * Nitro Rush - Carwardine Colony (1993-present)
 * Steel Phantom - Kennywood (1991-present) (Retrofitted by Morgan in 2001)

Launched Loop

 * Started Production: 1976
 * First Model Opened: 1977
 * Ended Production: 1980

Known Locations

 * An Arrow Classic: Sidewinder - Elitch Gardens (1990-present) (formerly known as Sidewinder) (Relocated from Magic Springs Theme and Water Park as Roaring Tornado [1980-1989])
 * Crash 'n' Burn - Rose Park (1978-1985) (scrapped)
 * Desert Loop - Desertworld Theme and Water Park (2001-2015) (Relocated from Six Flags New England as Black Widow [1977-1999]) (scrapped)
 * Diamond Back - Frontier City (1993-present) (Relocated from Six Flags Great Adventure as Lightnin' Loops [1978-1987])
 * Fireball - Saltair-World (2005-2010) (Relocated from Camden Park as Thunderbolt Express [1988-1999] and Six Flags Kings Island as Demon [1977-1987]) (scrapped)
 * Flashback - Oregon Adventures (1987-present) (formerly known as Screamin' Loop [1987-1998] and McDonalds' Flashback [1999-2008]) (relocated from Tokyo Dome City as Boomerang [1979-1985])
 * Joker's Jinx - Six Flags Fiesta Georgia (1999-present) (relocated from Six Flags America as Python [1993-1998] and Six Flags Great Adventure as Lightnin' Loops [1978-1992])
 * Lion's Tail - Screamin' Safari (1991-present) (formerly known as Afterburner [1991-2009]) (Relocated from Florida Springs as Zoomerang [1977-1990]) (prototype)
 * Revolution - Blackpool Pleasure Beach (1979-present) (formerly known as Irn-Bru Revolution [1990's-2011])
 * The Sonic Loop - Philly's Drive-In Theater Park (1977-1994) (scrapped)
 * Sooperdooperlooper - Kissespark (1978-present)

Loop & Corkscrew

 * Started Production: 1977
 * First Model Opened: 1978
 * Ended Production: 1995

Known Locations

 * Corkscrew - Alabama's Backyard (1995-present)
 * Corkscrew Coaster - Rainbow's End (1986-present)
 * Enforcer - Neverland Amusement Park (1988-present)
 * Great White - Marineland of the Pacific (1992-2007) (scrapped)
 * Halilintar - Dunia Fantasi (1987-present)
 * Lady Liberty - Libertyland (1979-present) (formerly known as Revolution [1979-2006])
 * Missoula Corkscrew - Missoula Adventureland (1984-present)
 * Rocket Loop - Texas Spaceworld (1997-present) (relocated from Oregon Adventures as Oregon's Loop-Screw [1983-1994])
 * Sea Viper - Whalom Park (2016-present) (Relocated from Sea World in Australia [1982-2014])
 * Sidewinder - Westerndome (1979-1988) (relocated to Montana's Fantasyworld [never built] and later moved to a park in India as The Cyclone Loop Coaster)
 * Space Salamander - Expoland (1979-2007) (scrapped)
 * Steamin' Demon - Great Escape (1984-present) (Relocated from Pontchartrain Beach as Ragin' Cajun [1978-1983])
 * Wild Thing - Wild Waves Theme & Water Park (1997-present) (Relocated from Rocky Point Amusement Park as Corkscrew [1984-1995])

Mad Mouse

 * Started Production: 1997
 * First Model Opened: 1998
 * Ended Production: 2001

Known Locations

 * Crazy Mouse - Saltair-World (2000-present)
 * Mad Mouse - Michigan's Adventure (1999-present)
 * Mad Mouse - Myrtle Beach Pavilion (1998-present)
 * Mad Mouse - Valleyfair (1999-present)
 * Mad Mouse Jr. - Eruowoodian Country Fair (2000-present)
 * PAC-Man: Ghost Chase - Brighton Lake (1998-present)

Mine Train

 * Started Production: 1966
 * First Model Opened: 1966
 * Ended Production: 1997

Known Locations

 * Big Bad John - Magic Springs Theme and Water Park (2002-present) (relocated from Dollywood as Thunder Express [1989-1998] and Mid-American Adventure as River King Mine Train [1971-1987] and River King Run-Away Mine Train [1972-1983])
 * Blue Streak Mine Rider - Six Flags Xuderaf (1970-present)
 * Canyon Blaster - Great Escape (2004-present) (relocated from Opryland USA as Rock & Roller Coaster and Timber Topper [1972-1997])
 * Canyon Buster - Billings' Wild Kingdom (1982-present)
 * Carolina Goldrusher - Six Flags Carowinds (1973-present)
 * Carwardine Mines - Carwardine Colony (1980-present)
 * Cedar Creek Mine Ride - Cedar Point (1969-present)
 * Coasterline - Six Flags Westerly Pier (1991-present)
 * Cowboy Adventure - Freedomland (1966-present)
 * Dahlonega Mine Train - Six Flags Over Georgia (1967-present)
 * Deer Plains - Six Flags Over Maryland (1967-1975) (scrapped)
 * El Diablo - PortAventura (1995-present)
 * Excalibur - Boblo Island Amusement Park (1999-present) (relocated from Astroworld [1972-1998] as Dexter Frebish's Electric Roller Ride [1972-1980])
 * Goldrusher - Six Flags Magic Mountain (1971-present)
 * Mystery Mountain Mine Train - American Adventures (1983-present) (formerly known as Mountain Mine Train [1983-1998] and Runaway Mine Train [1999-2006])
 * Nightmare at Phantom Cave - Ryder Park & Toys "R" Us World (1995-present) (enclosed)
 * Railblazer - Americawood Park (1974-1997) (scrapped)
 * River King Mine Train - Mid-American Adventure (1971-present) (formerly known as Railblazer [1984] and River King Run-Away Mine Train [1972-1983])
 * Road Runner Express - Six Flags Fiesta Texas (1997-present)
 * Road Runner Express - Six Flags Seattle Kingdom (1995-present)
 * Runaway Mine Train - Oregon Adventures (1980-present) (relocated from Florida Adventures as Thompson Mine Train [1968-1979])
 * Runaway Mine Train - Six Flags Kings Island (1991-present) (formerly known as Adventure Express)
 * Runaway Mine Train - Six Flags Great Adventure (1974-present)
 * Runaway Mine Train - Six Flags Over Texas (1966-present)
 * Runaway Mountain - Six Flags Kings Dominion (1993-present) (formerly known as Adventure Mountain [1993-2006])
 * Thunderation - Silver Dollar City (1993-present)
 * Trailblazer - Hersheypark (1974-present)
 * Wyatt's Whizzer - Six Flags Wyatt Valley (1970-present)
 * Yagiyama Cyclone - Benyland (1988-present)

Mini Mine Train

 * Started Production: 1967
 * First Model Opened: 1967

Known Locations

 * Marche du Mille-pattes - La Ronde (1967-present)
 * Mini Mine - Baker's Grove (1972-1990) (scrapped)
 * Mini Mine Train - Six Flags Over Texas (1969-present)
 * Road Runner Express - Six Flags Wyatt Valley (1970-present) (formerly known as Little Whizzer [1970-1998])
 * Serpent - AstroWorld (1969-2005) (scrapped)
 * Serpent - Marquette Woods Park (1968-present)
 * TEX Jr. - Americawood Park (1975-2005) (formerly known as Railblazer Jr. [1975 - 1999]) (scrapped)

Special Coaster Systems
4 coasters built.


 * Started Production: 1959
 * First Model Opened: 1959

Known Locations

 * Bobsleds - Henlopen Playland (1969-present)
 * Excalibur - Valleyfair (1989-present)
 * Gemini - Cedar Point (1978-present)
 * Matterhorn Bobsleds - Disneyland (1959-present)
 * Sonic Boomerang - Six Flags Schuyler Lake (1985-present)

Steeplechase
4 coasters built.


 * Started Production: 1976
 * First Model Opened: 1976
 * Ended Production: 1977

Known Locations

 * Dylan Park Steeplechase - Dylan Park & Redwall Abbey
 * Steeplechase - Blackpool Pleasure Beach
 * Texas Mountain Carts (formerly known as Texas Steeplechase [1985-1986]) - Americawood Park (1985-1999) (Relocated from Desertworld as The Wild House Chase [1977-1984]) (scrapped)
 * Wacky Soap Box Racers - Knott's Berry Farm (1976-1996) (formerly known as Motor Cycle Chase [1976-1980])

Suspended Coaster

 * Started Production: 1979
 * First Model Opened: 1980
 * Ended Production: 1993

Known Locations

 * Aeroplane - Canada's Adventure (1986-2016) (scrapped)
 * Air Raid - Brighton Lake (1985-present)
 * The Bat - Six Flags Kings Island (1981-1983) (prototype) (scrapped)
 * Big Bad Wolf - Busch Gardens Williamsburg (1984-2009)
 * Blue Streak - Henlopen Playland (1986-present)
 * Dragon's Tail - Busch Gardens Houston (1989-2009)
 * Eagle Fortress - Everland (1992-2009) (scrapped)
 * Freedom Flight - Carwardine's Great America (1980-present) (prototype)
 * Iron Dragon - Cedar Point (1987-present)
 * Jetfighter - Kissespark (1988-present)
 * Lake Monster - Six Flags Schuyler Lake (1984-present)
 * Lasso - Carwardine Colony (1985-present)
 * Ninja - Six Flags Magic Mountain (1985-present)
 * Phantom - Six Flags Wyatt Valley (1987-present)
 * Predator - Six Flags Great Kadsre (1993-present)
 * Redwall: Flight for Victory - Carwardine's Adventure Acres (1992-present) (formerly known as Aviator [1992-2013])
 * Serpent - Caisleán Ó Scannail Theme Park (2007-present) (Relocated from Tokyo Summerland as Hayabusa [1992-2005])
 * Superman Ultimate Flight - Six Flags Kings Backyard (1993-present) (formerly known as Top Gun [1993-2006])
 * Superman Ultimate Flight - Six Flags Kings Island (1993-present) (formerly known as Top Gun [1993-2006])
 * Vampire - Chessington World of Adventures (1990-present)
 * Vortex - Six Flags Canada's Wonderland (1991-present)
 * XLR-8 - AstroWorld (1984-present)