Anton Schwarzkopf - Notable Rides

Notable Rides

See also: Category:Amusement rides manufactured by Anton Schwarzkopf and Category:Roller coasters manufactured by Anton Schwarzkopf

• Aconcagua - Parque de la Ciudad (Custom Super Speedracer model)
• Alpenblitz - Parque de la Ciudad (Alpenblitz II model)
• Alpina Bahn - large portable non-looping coaster, found on the German funfair circuit.
• Big Bad Wolf - Busch Gardens Williamsburg (finished by Arrow Dynamics, now defunct)
• Black Hole - Alton Towers (formerly "Black Hole II", a Jet Star 2 model, now defunct)
• Broca - Parque Nacional Del Café (formerly located at Worlds of Fun as Zambezi Zinger, one of two surviving Speed Racer models)
• The Bullet, Flamingo Land. First operated 1991 and removed in 2005.
• Cascabel - La Feria Chapultepec Magico (Shuttle Loop model)
• Colossus the Fire Dragon - Lagoon Amusement Park (Double Looping model, with additional trackway curve)
• Enigma - Pleasurewood Hills (World's only Jumbo V coaster)
• Dante's Inferno - Astroland
• Golden Loop (Originally Named White Lightnin') at Gold Reef City in Johannesburg, South Africa.
• Greezed Lightnin’ - Kentucky Kingdom (Shuttle Loop model) Formerly located as Six Flags Great America as Tidal Wave (ride).
• Greezed Lightnin' - AstroWorld - not to be confused with the ride of the same name in Kentucky, this was a flywheel launched shuttle loop built in 1978. Is now in storage.
• Greased Lightnin' - a third model with a slightly different spelling, this model operated at California's Great America but is now in pieces.
• Jet Star (Särkänniemi roller coaster) - Last Jet Star roller coaster ever built
• Jet Star 2 - Lagoon Amusement Park (Jet Star 2 model)
• Jumbo Jet - Cedar Point
• Jumbo Jet - Morey's Piers
• Katapul - Hopi Hari (Shuttle Loop model, formerly King Kobra at Kings Dominion and Thunder Looper at Alton Towers)
• Knightmare - Camelot Theme Park (Custom Design)
• Laser (roller coaster) - Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom (Double Looping model) Closed at the end of 2008
• Lisebergbanan - Liseberg in Sweden (custom design)
• Looping Star - Nagashima Spa Land
• Looping Star Dreamland Margate UK(1982)
• Looping Star - Playcenter - São Paulo - Brasil
• Dreier Looping, renamed Magnum Force and then Montaña Infinitum - 3 loop coaster, which toured German funfairs before being sold to Flamingo Land and then La Feria Chapultepec Magico where it currently resides.
• Mind Bender (Six Flags Over Georgia) - Six Flags over Georgia
• Mindbender (Galaxyland) - Galaxyland at the West Edmonton Mall
• Montezooma's Revenge - Knott's Berry Farm in Buena Park, California
• Nightmare at Crack Axle Canyon - The Great Escape & Splashwater Kingdom (Jet Star model) (SBNO)
• Nightmare at Phantom Cave - Darien Lake (Jet Star Model) (Defunct)
• Olympia Looping - Portable roller coaster, the largest in the world
• Rat Ride (now Raptor Attack) - Lightwater Valley (Wildcat model)
• Revolution - Six Flags Magic Mountain The world's first modern looping roller coaster.
• Ripper - Thrill-Ville USA (Jet Star Model)
• Scorpion (roller coaster) - Busch Gardens Tampa Bay
• Shock Wave - Six Flags Over Texas
• Shuttle Loop - Nagashima Spa Land (Shuttle Loop model)
• SooperDooperLooper - Hersheypark
• Thriller - A portable multi-looper.
• Twist N' Shout - Loudoun Castle (Silverarrow model)
• Viper - Six Flags Astroworld (Looping Star model) demolished in 2005
• Whizzer - Six Flags Great America (formerly "Willard's Whizzer", a Speed Racer model)
• Wild Cat - Parque de la Ciudad A 54m Wildcat model (SBNO since 2008)
• WildCat - Cedar Point A 65m Wildcat model that features two vertical spirals. Operated 1979-2011
• Wheelie, Enterprise, Operated from 1977-2012. Removed to make room for SkyScreamer