Mindbending Schwarzkopf Model Arrives at National Roller Coaster Museum
MIndbending Schwarzkopf model donated to museum
Disney® Shares the Magic with the Roller Coaster Museum
Two new Disney attraction vehicles added to the Museum collection
Silver Dollar City Donates Classic Fire in the Hole Vehicle
Silver Dollar City Donates Fire in the Hole Vehicle to Museum
National Roller Coaster Museum Board Adds Two Members
National Roller Coaster Museum Board Adds Two Members
Roller Coaster Museum Debuts New Way for Internet Trolls to be Productive and Helpful
New museum tool makes trolls productive and helpful online
Roller Coaster Museum Reveals New Website
Redesigned site now features interactive elements, streamlined design.
Fully Restored, 1911 Side Friction Car Welcomed to Museum
Historic car is now the oldest in the museum’s collection
Museum Receives Restored Ottaway Steam Locomotive from Chance Rides
Donation is part of a legacy of Chance family’s history with miniature locomotives
Iconic Canobie Lake Corkscrew Spins to Museum
The first-generation Arrow Looper and “movie star” ride joins the museum collection
NRCMA Videos Now Available on YouTube!
Historic content, museum updates and original programming now available to stream 24/7/365
Montezooma’s Revenge Launches to New Home in Roller Coaster Museum
Legendary shuttle loop train and top of the loop arrive in Plainview from Knott’s Berry Farm
Eurosat Ride Vehicle Arrives at National Roller Coaster Museum
Donation is the first from outside the United States to join the museum's ever-expanding collection
Largest Expansion Ever Nears Completion at National Roller Coaster Museum
The National Roller Coaster Museum's largest expansion nears completion thanks to the help from allies and partners in the amusement industry.
National Roller Coaster Museum expansion sees great progress
Established in 2009, the National Roller Coaster Museum and Archives facility in West Texas is seeing considerable growth.
Texas Cyclone Move Captures Houston's Attention
Moving the Texas Cyclone to its new home in the National Rollercoaster Museum gained the attention of the Houston news media.