Stand-up roller coasters were popular through the late ’90s. Could this ride bring them back?
Can stand-up roller coasters make a comeback?
That was just one of several examples of parks abandoning stand-up train designs over the years. Why? Ultimately it’s just easier — and more comfortable — to accommodate roller coaster riders of varying heights and builds in some form of a seated position. When guests no longer want to ride something, parks are going to follow the market and make changes.
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