Credit for building the first roller coaster in the world, generally goes to Catherine the Great, from Russia, in 1784. As was the custom at that time, there are no records of those who actually built the structure, only of the ruler who ordered the construction.
In the United States, John G. Taylor is credited with building the first roller coaster. However, LaMarcus Adna Thompson frequently is given that honor, because he was the first person to commercialize the idea. Thompson filed his first roller coaster patent on January 20, 1885.
The first rollercoaster, as most historians consider, were Russian toboggans built in the 16th and 17th centuries. A rider would slide down ice covered wooden hills on a block of ice or a sled. riders would reach up to 50 mph and crash into a sand pile at the end. but the first actual "rollercoaster", was Cony Island's Gravity Pleasure Switchback Railway in 1884. Built by La Marcus Thompson, it traveled a mere 6 mph, but netted in almost $600 a week. -
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They built the first tubular steel rollercoaster (The Matterhorn Bobsled), which essentially created a new breed of rollercoaster. Almost every rollercoaster today, and certainly ones that flip, twist, or otherwise require fluid track layouts, use tubular steel rails.
"Rollercoaster"
The first episode of Phineas and Ferb was "Rollercoaster
The first stage of brain rush is "the BOOMERANG" rollercoaster.
A rollercoaster is pulled up the first, highest hill, then it coasts all the way back to the start. A rollercoaster is heavy because of the weight of all the people, this mass plus momentum keeps it going over the successive smaller hills.
Love Rollercoaster was created in 1996.
Emotional Rollercoaster was created in 2007.
Rollercoaster World happened in 2004.
The velocity at the top of the first hill was 21 m/s.
Life Is a Rollercoaster was created on 2000-07-10.