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Vekoma Coaster Types

Vekoma has supplied widely cloned looping models and a new generation of smooth launch, family, and suspended thrill coasters.

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Vekoma Models

Popular coaster types, typical stats, and a recognizable real-world example for each model.

Suspended Looping Coaster

A compact inverted coaster model with a standardized sequence of inversions and a widely installed footprint.

Debuted1994
TypeInverted looping coaster
Typical height100-120 ft
Typical speed50-55 mph
Typical length2,100-2,700 ft
Inversions5
Capacity800-1,100 riders per hour

The SLC became one of Vekoma's most recognizable models. A typical layout includes a roll over, sidewinder, and double inline twist, giving parks a full inversion package on a modest site.

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Boomerang

A shuttle coaster that lifts riders backward, sends them through inversions, then repeats the course in reverse.

Debuted1984
TypeShuttle looping coaster
Typical height116 ft
Typical speed47 mph
Typical length935 ft of track traveled forward and backward
Inversions3 elements experienced 6 times
Capacity700-900 riders per hour

The Boomerang is one of the most installed coaster models in the world. It uses a compact footprint and a memorable forward-and-backward ride cycle.

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Family Boomerang

A family-friendly shuttle model with a backward spike, gentle pacing, and a compact site plan.

Debuted2011
TypeFamily shuttle coaster
Typical height60-80 ft
Typical speed35-45 mph
Typical length720-1,100 ft
Inversions0
Capacity500-800 riders per hour

Family Boomerangs give parks a marketable backward and forward ride without high thrill barriers. The model is commonly themed and suited for younger riders progressing toward larger coasters.

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