Texas Cyclone Finds New Home in the National Roller Coaster Museum and Archives After fifteen years in storage, fans of the defunct Houston theme park, Six Flags Astroworld, will be able to take a walk down memory lane when the famed Texas Cyclone is put up for...
After 15 years in storage, the only standing section of the ionic coaster is prepped for display. Easy does it onto a flatbed for the short trek from long term storage to its new home. A tight fit into the three story tall Mark Moore wing of the NRCMA. The only...
Historic Magic Mountain photos included with Bob Minick collection Attractions offered in Magic Mountain’s initial ride line-up included the Chevron Grand Prix, sponsored by Standard Oil of California. The Arrow Development, guide-limited miniature autos featured 40...
March Museum Progress Report This update includes the latest news on our expansion project and fundraising goals. We also take a look at the historic Great Adventure and share an archive spotlight from 1924. Historic Great Adventure Photos Included With Bob Minick...
PLAINVIEW, Texas; (October 26, 2017) – The tragic death of National Roller Coaster Museum founding board member Mark Moore in 2016 is allowing the NRCMA to double the size of its current archive facility complex and to create a showroom for public access to select...
Wet ‘n Wild Orlando items donated to honor park founder, George Millay. ORLANDO, Fla. — Several board members of the NRCMA, worked in cooperation with team members at Wet ‘n Wild Orlando. They were on hand at the park on Jan. 6, to accept donations....
