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| Description | A roller coaster containing notable sections of submersion into water |
| First Installation | Adventure Coaster (28 April 1985) |
| Oldest in Operation | Big Timber Log Ride (1996) |
| Newest Installation | Fjord Explorer (13 april 2024) |
| Manufacturers | Togo - Mack Rides - Intamin - E&F Miler Industries - Premier Rides - KumbaK - Jinma Rides |
A water roller coaster, also known as a liquid coaster, is a type of roller coaster that contains sections in which the cars are partially submerged into water, splashing the riders in the process. Water roller coasters are sometimes confused with their non-roller coaster counterparts, log flumes, which do not contain dry roller coaster segments. Many cars are shaped like boats.
History
E&F Miler Industries are believed to have built the first water roller coaster with the introduction of Kersplash in 1995.
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