Euro-Star

The Euro-Star was a transportable roller coaster of the Inverted-Coaster type, which made guest appearances at major Fairs in Germany from 1995 to 2008 and was in the Gorky Park in Moscow from 2008 to 2011. The coaster was closed at the end of the 2011 season.

With a looping, a revolution (hill with integrated rotation around the heart line) and two corkscrews, the track had a total of four overhead elements.

With a height of 30.15 m, the Euro-Star was considered the largest portable inverted coaster in the world and achieved a top speed of 80.8 km/h and a top acceleration value of 5.2 g. 84 truck loads were required for transport, which could also be transported by train if required.

This replica contains not only the track, but also a fully functional storage system with transfer track and a replica of the sign, which was attached to the top of the lifthill.