Monday, May 6, 2013

This Just Doesn't Look Safe

 
With theme park admission prices increasing every year, enjoying roller coasters is a privilege that many just can't seem to budget. Fortunately, a very skilled amusement park fan decided to build his very own coaster.

Located on a 10-acre plot southwest of Oklahoma City, Jeremy Reid built an incredible roller coaster in the backyard of his parents' home. It cost Reid $10,000 to build and features a 16-foot drop that propels riders -- friends and family -- to speeds in excess of 15 mph.


3 comments:

Hobgoblin238 said...

Oh boy....Wish I had 10 acres!

Alex J. Cavanaugh said...

I wouldn't get on one at a real park either!

Kal said...

Especially the ones that are taken apart and put together from city to city.