In what amusement park is the oldest indoor roller coaster located?
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That's two questions.  Please ask the second in the section where it belongs, so we don't have to lose 2 (or 12) points just because you're lazy.\n\nOldest OUTdoor operating roller coaster:\n"Rutschebahnen" - Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen, Denmark\nConstructed 1913 (CNN source is wrong - see correction below)\n\nFirst INdoor coaster: Space Mountain, Disney World's Magic Kingdom. 1975  (As much as I hate quoting Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notable_roller_coasters )\n\np.s. Confirmed that CNN is wrong by visiting a more authoritative source, The National Amusement Park Historical Association. http://www.napha.org/faq.html#WORLD'S%20OLDEST%20OPERATING%20ROLLER
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look in a antique store
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Go with 90 degree angle-iron that is set at 45 degrees from vertical.  This will give you a left track that looks like:\n\n>   <\n\nThen you set up your coaster car wheels in the horizontal plane so they are like this:\n\n- >    < -\n\nRiding in the vee of the angle-iron.  This will provide your coaster with both lateral as well as vertical grip, assuming that your angle-iron is sized large enough.
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It really depends on what types of rides you enjoy. There are several rides that are a lot of fun. I particularly like the Orange Stinger. It's like a big swing set and they swing you around the inside of an orange. While you are moving you can smell oranges and hear bees buzzing. It's one of my favorites.\n\nIf you want a little more exictement, check out California Screamin' that's the roller coaster at California Adventure. Soarin' over California is a really fun ride as well. It's really calm and a ton of fun. Also check out the Redwood Creek Challenge Trail. This is something I missed during my first trip. But there is a bunch of different things back there you can do that is a lot of fun as well.\n\nAlso check out the Sun Wheel. This is really a must see. It is 16 stories high. You can see so much while you are at the top it is a ton of fun. The out cars don't move, but the innner cars are on like a track that will roll around as the wheel moves. \n\nIn Disneyland I like the Jungle Cruise and Splash Mountain. Peter Pan and Mr. Toad are cute as well. I think Dumbo and Small World are kind of like classic Disneyland, so you should check them out as well. But Haunted Mansion and Pirates of the Caribbean are really great as well. For a little more excitement I would try Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, or maybe Space Mountain.\n\nThere are just some of my favorite rides. They are all really great.
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The Bethlem Royal Hospital of London, which has been variously known as St Mary Bethlehem, Bethlem Hospital, Bethlehem Hospital and Bedlam, is the world's oldest psychiatric hospital. The word Bedlam has long been used for lunatic asylums in general, and later for a scene of uproar and confusion.
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The Beast, Kings Island, Mason Ohio, holds world records on wood rollercoasters. It rocks!!!
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I've been there when I was a kid, don't know of any hotels though. If you do go, make sure you ride the rollar coaster "Super Grover." If it's still there...it seemed big seeing how I was 7 when I rode it....maybe it's not though...sorry!
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The oldest horse racing club was establised in 1812.\nIt's called The Mauritius Turf Club, set up by a British Army Colonel, Edward Alured Draper.\n\nHope I've been of some help!
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2,000 years old is the oldest.
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The oldest one in the country is in Maine\nPoland Spring Resort's Golf Course is considered the Oldest Resort Course in America.
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I had to write a report on the physics of roller coasters in HS...I don't have any specific websites for you but honestly, search on Google "the physics of rollercoasters" or "physics, rollercoasters" and you should find a lot of infor
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It was and still is my absolute favorite place to visit: the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago.\nFrom the U-boat, to the train display (and Burlington Zephyr). to the stairwell with the anatomical sections and the four-stories tall pendulum showing the motion of the earth.\nThis place ROCKS!\nMy earliest memory was back in the 1960's as the old style news teletype hacked away news reports from around the world.\nThat got me interested in going into the news business.\nThe Egyptian mummy display was a scary place as a kid, but still a lot of fun to visit.\nAnd just the overall SIZE of this place...it was fun just to hang out, outside.
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spend no less than a grand on a tour of all of the big amusement parks...riding all of the main attraction roller coasters.  head home.\nget out ur jumbo crayons, lock urself in ur room and draw out some big hills and crazy loops on ur bedroom wall, from memories of ur life riding the wind.  \nadmit urself into an institution.  while there, study physics while pretending to be catatonic.  have moch break-throughs when they buy u more physics books.  become a whiz.\nescape from institution.\njoin circus.
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Go to Old Town off Highway 192.  It's free.  There are tons of shops to explore.  There's a carnival, although the rides aren't free.  On Friday and Saturday nights they have a car show and that's free.  It's a lot of fun.  Check it out.
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The Vienna Zoo (Schonbrunn Palace) is considered the oldest zoo in the world. The Vienna Zoo opened to visitors in 1752.
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For rides check out Roller Coaster Tycoon.\n\nSee if Disney will sell you rides.
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Amusement park owner because it's fun.