Photos of Roller Coasters

Medusa

Photos of roller coasters demonstrate the range of dips, curves, drops, loops, and spins that these scream machines can deliver to adrenaline seekers.
While some popular coasters are replicated many times, most coasters have unique layouts that offer a range of thrills, from kiddie coasters to family rides to extreme thrill machines. To see the full variety of coaster types and photos from all angles, potential riders should check out official park websites and fan sites before visiting.

The following pictures showcase a range of popular coaster designs and what makes the rides unique, such as intertwined elements on Medusa.

Inverted Coaster Loop

Inverted coasters are popular designs.

Kumba

Busch Gardens’ Kumba is a thrilling looping coaster.

Twin Wooden Coaster

Twin coasters are nostalgic designs for wooden coasters.

Kingda Ka

Kingda Ka is one of the fastest coasters in the world.

Wooden Coaster

Wooden coasters frequently have undulating hills.

Loch Ness Monster

Two loops are better than one on Loch Ness Monster.

Xcelerator

Xcelerator at Knott’s Berry Farm is a thrilling ride.

Dual Coaster Tracks

Wooden tracks are picturesque.

Carnival Coaster

Small coasters use thinner tracks.

Boomerang Coast to Coaster

The Boomerang is one of the most common track designs.

Wild Mouse

Wild mouse coasters use many hairpin turns.

The Hulk

The Hulk at Islands of Adventure is a thrilling launch coaster.

X2

X2 at Six Flags Magic Mountain is a fourth dimension coaster.

Kong

Kong at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom is a classic Vekoma SLC.

For more coaster photos, be sure to read Pictures of Roller Coasters and Roller Coaster Video Clips, and check out the Pictures of Cedar Point Coasters Slideshow for images of some of the most highly rated coasters on the planet.