What is the cost to build a Real Roller Coaster?
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Millions of pounds.\n\n\nDer realy expensive
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i think $800 but they can be dangerous because they are synthetic
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more than you and i make in our lifetime, combined.\n\nThe regulations, known as ARSA, requires amusement park operators to procure liability insurance in an amount not less than $300,000 before the operator can obtain a certificate of inspection for a particular amusement ride.  Without the certificate of inspection, the ride may not be operated.
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Hello,\n\nAround $30-$70. That is why last year, my hubby and I purchased a fake Christmas Tree with white lights on it from Costco. It was $60.00 and will never die on us.\n\nHope this helps you.................................................   : - O
637372
I hate too say, but that one is a tough to answer. To actually build them, probably around $50 but the rest depends on the spokes and hoops you get.
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as a model plane builder myself there are two types of the kind you re talking about: foam and balsa.  both require glue but foam can be put together in a single day whereas balsa cant.  for the you would need a kit (around 100 dollars) and a radio (150 if it does not come with a kit) those you can have flying the sane day you bought it.  Balsa ON the other hand is much more time consuming but you get a much better sense of accomplishment.  you'll need the kit (base price for a trainer is 100 but they can cost way up into the thousands) a radio ( same as kit for prices) instant jet glue epoxy , engine (the price of the engine is from 50 dollars or so per engine and up) a balsa wood saw)  fuel and other miscellaneous parts.  when you re done with that kit it will cost around 700 dollars for the base price.  these can also go into the thousands and even the hundred thousands.  good luck
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For the Theme Park as opposed to the spa, hotel etc the costs are as follows:\n\nSpecial Internet Rate - Adults (12 years and over): £23.00\nSpecial Internet Rate - Children (4 - 11 years): £16.00\nAdults (12 years and over): £29.50\nChildren (4 - 11 years): £19.00\nChildren (under 1m): Free\nDisabled visitors: £14.75\nSeniors: £14.75\nFamily Ticket (2 adults & 2 children): £72.00\nGroup Ticket 10 + (Adults 12 years and over): £20.70\nGroup Ticket 10 + (Children 4-11 years): £14.40
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Roller coasters. ;-)\n\n♥
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Hello the costs range from anywhere between $134 per sq. feet to about $225 per sq. ft. for regular construction.  All higher end accessories and amenities will cost higher.
737152
Gravitational Potential Energy....\n\nThe gravitational potential energy you have when you are that high in the air is conserved as forward motion (and some heat) that gets your coaster through the rest of the track run!!
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=9131343560&category=617\n\nhttp://youtube.com/results?search=Great+space+coasters&search_type=search_videos
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Well, while you're at it, why don't you invent an ejection seat for a corckscrew roller coaster or something. At least some of the people on a roller coaster would be stupid enough to use it!!\n\nI would say go for it, but only if you are the first volunteer for the testing of said apparatus. ; )
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$60,000 to 100,000 if its real.\n Clones are bring over $25,000\n R models 150,000+
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I built a huge one in my back yard for around $2,000.  I dug out a level place and built a form.  Then had the cement truck come in.  They poured the cement and I leveled it.  Then I built the form and the roof.  I ran electricity to it and then screened it in.  ( I hate bugs ) \nIt measures 16 feet or 5 meters across.\nShoot me an email in my profile and include your email address there and I'll send you the pics.\n\nBTW, I didn't have any plans, I just built it in my head then in the yard.
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depends, by hand? for just you? about 15$ you can find making supplies at a local candy supply making \nshop. Now on a large scale, about $50,000 for the machine, at least $60,000 for the warehouse to house it all, and maybe around $2,000 a month for ingrediants
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If you want to build a custom home, expect to pay a minimum of $100 per sf.; more like $125/sf if you want something nice.   If you are talking about a new cookie-cutter spec. home, they tend to start out at around $75/sf, and go up from there, depending on the neighborhood and builder.
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I took my kids to Build a Bear...  The basic bear, with an outfit and not many extras will cost about $40.00.\n\nDon't go unless you plan to spend close to that or a little more.  You will be disappointed if you aren't prepared to spend at least that.\n\nI hate to say this but the other people who've answered so far don't sound very nice.... these are your KIDS we're talking about... I'm all about my kids.  I don't spend a lot on myself, it's all about them.\n\nI think it's a fun experience and $40 isn't so much to spend to have a fun time with your child and have a nice cute bear to take home to keep.  You'd spend more than that for a day at an amusement park or a night out without your kids.