Word Finder - coaster

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Agent noun of coast: one who coasts.

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Something that coasts, such as a sled or toboggan.

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A merchant vessel that stays in coastal waters.

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A sailor who travels only in coastal waters.

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A person who originates from or inhabits a coastal area.

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A small piece of material used to protect the surface of a table, upon which one places cups or mugs.

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A small tray on wheels, used to pass something around a table.

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A worthless compact disc or DVD, such as one that was burned incorrectly.

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A rollercoaster.

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(Lake Superior) A coaster trout (brook trout, Salvelinus fontinalis)

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A prostitute, especially a white woman, plying her trade in Chinese port towns.

There is the Pleasure Beach to enjoy with its roller coaster rides for all you thrill seekers out there!

There are many rides large & small, including a rattling wooden roller coaster, & more modern state of the art roller coasters.

Better still is the Robert, a small coaster which sank off the eastern coast in 1975.

It takes an entire team of design professionals to create a single roller coaster, but the ingenuity of designers and the inspiration of coaster fans have led to more than a dozen types of coasters that can be enjoyed around the globe.

The steam coaster Daphne turned over immediately after launching on the Clyde with the loss of 124 lives.

Chill out and enjoy the roller coaster that is youth ministry!

You will be given the opportunity to design your own unique key fob, fridge magnet, badge or drinks coaster.

The BF (= Brake freewheel) permits you to use the function of an automatic freewheel combined with a coaster brake.

From the depths of despair before the Lincoln game to a sudden glimmer of optimism today - so our roller coaster season goes on.

Fasten your seatbelts for this scorching family roller coaster!

The Python was a basic steel roller coaster at Busch Gardens Africa in Tampa, Florida.

Python may have been a short ride, but its intense drop followed immediately by the double corkscrew element made it a favorite ride for generations of roller coaster fanatics who visited the Florida theme park.

Every roller coaster, no matter how small, old, or quick, has a distinct personality that adds to the overall roller coaster and amusement park experience of the riders who challenge it.

Kids will also love the Go Gator roller coaster, a simple oval track with a fun alligator theme.

Six Flags Magic Mountain theme park tickets are the necessary key to a fabulous amusement park getaway in this roller coaster haven, but guests should be aware of the different types of tickets and what they do and do not include.

Kraken at Sea World in Orlando is a floorless coaster.

Aeronaut Skyride - Not so much a ride as a way to travel, this skyride travels between Banbury Cross, Rhinefeld, and Aquitaine areas, over part of the Loch Ness Monster roller coaster.

Apollo's Chariot - A theme park favorite and rated among the top 10 steel coasters worldwide, this amazingly smooth coaster ride features an initial drop of 210 feet as well as eight other drops.

Alpengeist - An inverted coaster features speeds of 67 mph and six chilling inversions.

Griffon - The newest roller coaster at Busch Gardens Europe, Griffon boasts a 70 mph, 205 foot, 90 degree initial drop, plus loops, rolls, and a water splash.

Ride enthusiasts also recommend visiting the Big Bad Wolf coaster early on because it has a slow moving line.

The Loch Ness Monster typically has short lines, so you can jump on this coaster almost any time of day.

The Ultimate is a fast-paced wooden roller coaster that boasts a 160 foot drop at 60 miles per hour.

The Caterpillar Coaster is a slow-moving coaster that "munches its way around the track" so there's no need to be afraid.

It's a smaller coaster with gentle dips and curves; this one makes a great "starter coaster" for those who want to try one but can't quite take the plunge.

It initially had the only vertical loop inversion on any wooden coaster in the world, but that design element was removed at the end of 2006 to help make the coaster smoother and less stressful.

For roller coaster fanatics everywhere, the question "When is Six Flags Magic Mountain closing?" is one that can make or break their dream theme park getaway.

Themed rides include the Timber Mountain Log Ride (flume ride), the wooden roller coaster GhostRider, and the Silver Bullet inverted coaster.

Fiesta Village - Experience the fun of this Latin-themed area, complete with Montezooma's Revenge steel roller coaster (featuring speeds from zero to 55 miles per hour in under five seconds) and an old-fashioned merry-go-round.

Supreme Scream tower ride that reaches 254 feet in the air, the Boomerang steel coaster, and the Perilous Plunge water ride for heart thumping excitement.

In early March, the Winter Coaster Solace provides a unique opportunity for coaster enthusiasts, allowing guests to come before opening and leave after closing.

When word gets out about a new Ohio roller coaster, the buzz excites thrill enthusiasts around the world, but why does this Midwestern state have such appeal for coaster fans?

With so many parks, Ohio is frequently home to new rides, including new unique coaster designs that are hard to find in other, less roller coaster dense destinations.

The most highly anticipated new roller coaster of 2007 was Maverick, the seventeenth scream machine at Cedar Point amusement park in Sandusky.

Maverick, however, represents a return to classic coaster design for the park.

Instead of seeking to break a speed, length, or height record, this coaster delivers exceptional thrills in a traditional format.

At 105 feet tall and reaching speeds of 70 miles per hour, the coaster is smooth, fast, and breathtaking for its powerful thrills.

Maverick is located in the park's Frontier Town section on the former site of the family flume ride, White Water Landing, and the coaster's mild theming and bucking bronco logo fit well with this area of the park.

Construction difficulties - including the removal of a planned third inversion - delayed the coaster's initial opening, but today Maverick is thrilling riders daily with its bold red track and wild west excitement.

Firehawk is a flying coaster, a unique design in coaster engineering that secures riders in a padded harness before they are flipped onto their stomachs for a unique flight experience.

The green, black, and silver color scheme was abandoned for a new red and yellow paint job that dramatically emphasizes the coaster's new name and location.

King's Island is also home to a ride that isn't a new Ohio roller coaster, but will be offering new thrills once it reopens to riders.

Son of Beast is one of the longest, tallest, and fastest wooden roller coasters in the world, and when it first opened it included the only vertical loop on any wooden coaster in the world.

The coaster's excessively rough ride prompted many rider complaints, however, and after Cedar Fair purchased King's Island, renovations began to smooth out the ride and tame the beast.

With so many parks in the state, several of them having reputations for superb roller coasters and continually new thrill seeking attractions, there is no telling what the next new Ohio roller coaster may be.

The chance to play quidditch or ride a broomstick, perhaps as a thrilling coaster or interactive attraction.

Several other large rides incorporate water features, such as the Flying Super Saturator roller coaster at Carowinds in North Carolina, where guests have the opportunity to aim geysers, sprays, and cannons at riders.

No one wants an exciting theme park getaway to become a trip to the emergency room, and understanding the causes of roller coaster accidents can help guests avoid dangerous situations.

Anti-rollback devices to prevent a coaster from reversing down the track.

Multiple operational controls that must be simultaneously activated for the coaster to run.