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Custom Coasters International, Inc.
Status Defunct
Headquarters
West Chester, Ohio, USA
In business 1991 to July 2002

Custom Coasters International, Inc., or CCI, for short, was a wooden roller coaster manufacturer. The company was in business from 1991 to July 2002.[1]

History

As Charlie Dinn's Dinn Corporation closed in 1991, his daughter Denise Dinn formed a new company. Dinn hired several former employees of Curtis D. Summers, Inc. (who designed all of Dinn Corporation's roller coasters), including Larry Bill, Chad Miller, Korey Kiepert, and Michael Graham.[2]

The company was closed in July 2002 after filing for bankruptcy the previous month. Personal matters were cited as a reason for closure, as company president Denise Dinn was in the process of a divorce.[3] At the time it was in the process of constructing the New Mexico Rattler, which was subsequently finished in-house.[4] Denise Dinn was hired by S&S Power, who opened a wooden roller coaster division. Four wooden roller coasters were built under the S&S name. Bill, Miller, Kiepert and Graham went on to form The Gravity Group, which remains in business today.[2]

Roller Coasters

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Name Park Country Opened Status
Kingdom Coaster Dutch Wonderland
USA
1992 Operating
Outlaw Adventureland
USA
1993 Operating
Hoosier Hurricane Indiana Beach
USA
1994 Operating
Zach's Zoomer Michigan's Adventure
USA
1994 Operating
Cyclops Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park
USA
1995 Operating
Cannonball Run Waterville USA
USA
1995 Closed September 30, 2018
Raven Holiday World & Splashin' Safari
USA
1995 Operating
Timber Terror Silverwood Theme Park
USA
1996 Operating
Underground Adventureland
USA
1996 Operating
Pegasus Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park
USA
1996 Operating
Great White Morey's Piers
USA
1996 Operating
Megafobia Oakwood Theme Park
UK
1996 Operating
Tonnerre 2 Zeus Parc Astérix
France
1997 Operating
Stampida PortAventura Park
Spain
1997 Operating
Tomahawk PortAventura Park
Spain
1997 Operating
Zeus Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park
USA
1997 Operating
Shivering Timbers Michigan's Adventure
USA
1998 Operating
Rampage Alabama Splash Adventure
USA
1998 Under refurbishment
Excalibur Funtown Splashtown USA
USA
1998 Operating
Twisted Twins Kentucky Kingdom
USA
1998 Closed 2007
Converted into Storm Chaser
GhostRider Knott's Berry Farm
USA
1998 Operating
Refurbished by Great Coasters International
Silver Comet Niagara Amusement Park and Splash World
USA
1999 Operating
Tremors Silverwood Theme Park
USA
1999 Operating
Boss Six Flags St. Louis
USA
2000 Operating
Villain Geauga Lake
USA
2000 Closed September 16, 2007
Legend Holiday World
USA
2000 Operating
Hurricane Myrtle Beach Pavilion
USA
2000 Closed September 30, 2006
Mega Zeph Six Flags New Orleans
USA
2000 Closed August 22, 2005
Boulder Dash Lake Compounce
USA
2000 Operating
Medusa Six Flags Mexico
Mexico
2000 Closed August 18, 2013
Converted into Medusa Steel Coaster
Cornball Express Indiana Beach
USA
2001 Operating
Cheetah Wild Adventures
USA
2001 Closed March 15, 2020
Lost Coaster of Superstition Mountain Indiana Beach
USA
2002 Operating
New Mexico Rattler Cliff's Amusement Park
USA
2002 Operating

References