FOUR HISTORIC ROLLER COASTER CARS SAVED AND PRESERVED
Worldwide effort from park fans hits fundraising goal in just two weeks The National Roller Coaster Museum and Archives (NRCMA), the world’s largest collection of historic amusement ride vehicles and memorabilia, has successfully raised the funds to save and preserve four historic coaster cars from across North America, all thanks to ride enthusiasts from around the world. The vehicles that fans helped the museum rescue from the scrapyard are: Kingda Ka: Retired from Six Flags Great Adventure as the
ROLLER COASTER MUSEUM ROLLS OUT FAN-BASED FUNDRAISER TO RESCUE HISTORIC COASTER ICONS
Vehicles range from former record-breakers to the last-of-their-kind The National Roller Coaster Museum and Archives (NRCMA), the world’s largest collection of historic amusement ride vehicles and memorabilia, is launching a fan-based capital campaign to save and preserve four historic coaster cars from across North America. The vehicles the museum hopes to preserve are: Kingda Ka: Designed by Intamin, Kingda Ka debuted at Six Flags Great Adventure as the tallest, fastest coaster in the world,
