Suspension Roller Coaster

There is no floor under the seat – only air, and the track rushing above your head.

Suspended coasters feel different from anything else in a park, because the sensation of hanging free is impossible to fake on a standard train.

All figures are reference values and are confirmed in the engineering proposal for your site.

The train hangs beneath an overhead rail on suspension arms, which changes the G-force profile, clearance requirements and passenger experience. Reference values below guide early planning.

Riders describe inverted coasters as flying rather than riding. That distinct feeling is why parks keep them as headline attractions even after building newer rides.

Overhead track means larger clearance envelopes and carefully engineered support columns. We provide foundation drawings, restraint specification and operator training.

Position it against the skyline, light the track after dark and film it from the queue – an inverted coaster is one of the most shareable attractions you can build.

You decide the look, we keep the engineering standard: Train colour, track finish and station theming.

We build attractions rather than resell them, which is why technical questions come back as drawings instead of brochures – and why a 125,000 m² production base can absorb customisation without moving your delivery date. Thrill rides ship with structural calculations, load test records and restraint specifications for your inspection file.

Give us the plot size and the thrill level you are aiming for – we will come back with the ride that fits and what it needs to run.