Rocky Mountain Construction

Rocky Mountain Construction

Status	Active
Founded	2001
Website	http://www.rockymtnconstruction.com/
Coasters built	15 operating, 3 under construction

Rocky Mountain Construction (commonly shortened to RMC) is a roller coaster designing and manufacturing company headquartered in Hayden, Idaho. The manufacturer became well-known after creating their Topper and I-Box tracks,^[1] which subsequently led to the complete renovation of Texas Giant into New Texas Giant. Rocky Mountain has also designed custom roller coasters from scratch, such as Outlaw Run.

From 2013, the company has been represented outside of North America by Vekoma.^[2]

In 2015, the company revealed its new track design - which consists of a single beam as opposed to two separate rails. Two different sizes are available, the larger called "T-Rex" and the smaller called "Raptor". Samples of each size were on display at the company's IAAPA 2015 booth.

Some I-Box roller coasters such as Iron Gwazi feature 2nd Gen Trains which feature two road wheels per assembly versus the previous one wheel per. The restraints are also slightly different as the new trains feature one pivot point forming a V below the legs while the original trains featured U shaped restraints with two separate pivot points.

The company also designs waterparks and constructs roller coasters manufactured by other companies.

Products

Roller coasters

This is a list of roller coasters designed and built by Rocky Mountain Construction, in order of opening date.

Name	Amusement park	Opened	Product	Height	Speed	Inversions	Conversion
New Texas Giant	Six Flags Over Texas	April 22, 2011	I-Box	153 feet	65 mph	0	Texas Giant
Outlaw Run	Silver Dollar City	March 15, 2013	Topper Track	107 feet	68 mph	3	Ground-Up
Iron Rattler	Six Flags Fiesta Texas	May 25, 2013	I-Box	179 feet	70 mph	1	Rattler
Medusa Steel Coaster	Six Flags Mexico	June 14, 2014	I-Box	98 feet	58 mph	3	Medusa
Goliath	Six Flags Great America	June 19, 2014	Topper Track	165 feet	72 mph	2	Ground-Up
Twisted Colossus	Six Flags Magic Mountain	May 23, 2015	I-Box	121 feet	57 mph	2	Colossus
Wicked Cyclone	Six Flags New England	May 24, 2015	I-Box	109 feet	55 mph	3	Cyclone
Storm Chaser	Kentucky Kingdom	April 30, 2016	I-Box	100 feet	52 mph	2	Twisted Twins
Joker	Six Flags Discovery Kingdom	May 30, 2016	I-Box	100 feet	53 mph	3	Roar
Lightning Rod	Dollywood	June 13, 2016	Pre-2021: Topper Track Post-2021: I-Box	207 feet	<73 mph	0	Ground-Up
Wildfire	Kolmården	June 28, 2016	Topper Track	189 feet	71 mph	3	Ground-Up
Twisted Timbers	Kings Dominion	March 24, 2018	I-Box	111 feet	54 mph	3	Hurler
Steel Vengeance	Cedar Point	May 5, 2018	I-Box	205 feet	74 mph	4	Mean Streak
Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Coaster	Six Flags Fiesta Texas	May 12, 2018	Raptor Track	113 feet	52 mph	3
Twisted Cyclone	Six Flags Over Georgia	May 25, 2018	I-Box	100 feet	50 mph	3	Georgia Cyclone
RailBlazer	California's Great America	June 14, 2018	Raptor Track	106 feet	52 mph	3
Hakugei	Nagashima Spa Land	March 28, 2019	I-Box	180.4 feet	66 mph	3	White Cyclone
Untamed	Walibi Holland	July 1, 2019	I-Box	119.8 feet	57 mph	5	Robin Hood
Zadra	Energylandia	August 22, 2019	I-Box	200.1 feet	75 mph	3	Ground-Up
Stunt Pilot	Silverwood Theme Park	May 29, 2021	Raptor Track	105 feet	52 mph	3
Jersey Devil Coaster	Six Flags Great Adventure	June 13, 2021	Raptor Track	130 feet	58 mph	3
Iron Gwazi	Busch Gardens Tampa	March 11, 2022	I-Box	206 feet	76 mph	2	Gwazi
Wonder Woman Flight of Courage	Six Flags Magic Mountain	July 16, 2022	Raptor Track	131 feet	58 mph	3
Arieforce One	Fun Spot America Atlanta	March 31, 2023	I-Box	154 feet	64 mph	4	Ground-Up
Wildcat's Revenge	Hersheypark	June 2, 2023	I-Box	140 feet	62 mph	4	Wildcat

Cancelled

Raptor in Fred Grubb's Front Yard

References

[1] Home - Rocky Mountain Construction

[2] Wood Coasters & Upgrades - Vekoma and Rocky Mountain Construction

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