In the ‘60s, Arrow’s meandering mine trains spread around the nation in the ‘70s, their Corkscrew and Double Loop models made unthinkable inversions industry-standard in the ‘80s, multi-inversion “mega-loopers” that broke records in the ‘90s, suspended, swinging coasters and airtime-packed hypercoasters… That’s because Arrow sort of grew as the industry did. Nearly every major amusement park in the country contains at least one Arrow. In so many ways, Arrow Dynamics (get it? Aerodynamics?) should be considered the founding father of the modern roller coaster. Image: Joel Rogers, (Used with permission)
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