Spinning Coaster

Roller Coaster

The Spinning Coaster is our spinner roller coaster, a gravity-driven ride where every car rotates freely while it runs along the track. The structure combines a robust steel track, vertical support columns and a solid base, and it operates with a single train of four passenger units carrying up to 16 riders. A lift system with squeeze wheels brings the train to the top of the main hill, then gravity takes over and carries it through the whole layout back to the station.

The spin is what makes every ride different. Each passenger unit rotates on a vertical axis, and the rotation starts at the top of the track as a result of how the weight of the riders is distributed. Since the load changes with every group, no two rides follow the same pattern of turns and spins. The train can run up to three laps with four pre-programmed operating modes, while over-the-shoulder restraints keep every passenger secure.

A Spinner Roller Coaster Born from the Wild Mouse

The spinner roller coaster grew out of the Wild Mouse, the compact coaster format known for its tight hairpin turns and sudden drops. In the 1990s manufacturers began mounting rotating cars on this kind of layout: the track stayed short and twisting, while the free spin added a new dimension to every curve. The result was a ride as intense as a wild mouse but far less predictable, which soon became a favourite in family parks around the world.

For operators, our spinner roller coaster offers a strong combination of appeal and efficiency. It fits a footprint of 26 x 12 m (85 x 39 ft), reaches 6 m/s (13 mph) and moves up to 400 riders per hour. It can be supplied on trailer for travelling shows, as a self-standing structure or on foundation for permanent parks. Every element, from the train design to the track layout, can be customized, and each unit is manufactured in compliance with the regulations of the destination country.

Spinner Roller Coaster Technical Data