Reverchon Industries

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Reverchon Industries is a developer, designer and manufacturer of amusement park attractions that were sold all over the world. Its production unit is still set in the French city of Samois-sur-Seine, near Fontainebleau.

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Reverchon Industries
TypePrivate company
Founded1927
FounderGaston Reverchon
Area served
Worldwide

History


List of roller coasters


As of 2023, Reverchon Industries has built more than 80 roller coasters around the world. [5]

NameModelParkCountryOpenedStatusRef
Tigre de Sibérie
Formerly Grand 8		Custom Coaster Le Pal Flag of France.svg France1990Operating [6]
Monkey MayhemSpinning Coaster West Midland Safari Park Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom1998Operating [7]
Crazy MouseSpinning Coaster South Pier Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom1998Removed [8]
Dizzy Mouse Spinning Coaster Wiener Prater Flag of Austria.svg Austria1998Operating [9]
Spinning Coaster Spinning Coaster Yokohama Cosmoworld Flag of Japan.svg Japan1998Operating [10]
Crazy Mouse Spinning Coaster Hirakata Park Flag of Japan.svg Japan1998Operating [11]
Spin Mouse Spinning Coaster Greenland Flag of Japan.svg Japan1998Operating [12]
Crazy MouseSpinning Coaster Steel Pier
Dinosaur Beach		 Flag of the United States.svg United States1999
1997 to 1998		Operating [13]
[14]
Exterminator Spinning Coaster Kennywood Flag of the United States.svg United States1999Operating [15]
Roller Boom Spinning Coaster Fiabilandia Flag of Italy.svg Italy2000Removed [16]
Crazy Mouse Spinning Coaster Brighton Pier Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom2000Operating [17]
Crazy Mouse Spinning Coaster Motor World Flag of the United States.svg United States2000Removed [18]
Twister
Formerly Treetop Twister		Spinning Coaster Lightwater Valley Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom2001Removed [19]
Crazy Mouse Spinning Coaster Magic World Flag of Italy.svg Italy2001Closed [20]
Flagermusen Spinning Coaster Fårup Sommerland Flag of Denmark.svg Denmark2001Operating [21]
Crazy Mouse Spinning Coaster Allou Fun Park Flag of Greece.svg Greece2002Removed [22]
Souris Mécaniques
Formerly Papillons d'Alice		Junior Spinning Coaster Jardin d'Acclimatation Flag of France.svg France2002Operating [23]
Primeval Whirl Spinning Coaster Disney's Animal Kingdom Flag of the United States.svg United States2002Removed [24]
[25]
Magic Mouse Spinning Coaster Fantasia Luna Park
Funland Park 		Flag of Greece.svg Greece2003
1998 to 2003		Removed [26]
[27]
Crazy MouseSpinning Coaster DelGrosso's Amusement Park Flag of the United States.svg United States2004Operating [28]
Famous Jack
Formerly Ragondingue
Formerly Mouse Trap		Spinning Coaster Bagatelle
Pleasurewood Hills 		Flag of France.svg France2006
2000 to 2005		Operating [29]
[30]
[31]
Speed Mouse Spinning Coaster Fami P.A.R.C Flag of France.svg France2006Removed [32]
Wild Mouse Spinning Coaster Plopsa Coo Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Belgium2006Removed [33]
Magic Mouse Spinning Coaster Brean Theme Park Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom2007Operating [34]
Bukkerittet
Formerly Crazy Mouse		Spinning Coaster Kongeparken
Wild West World
Myrtle Beach Grand Prix 		Flag of Norway.svg Norway2008
2007
1999 to 2006		Operating [35]
[36]
[37]
Gold Mine Custom Coaster Pirat' Parc Flag of France.svg France2008Operating [38]
Crazy Mouse Spinning Coaster Lunapark Fréjus Flag of France.svg France2009Operating [39]
Crazy Mouse Spinning Coaster Dreamland
Brean Theme Park 		Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom2015
2002 to 2006		Removed [40]
[41]
[42]
Crazy Mouse Compact Spinning Coaster Coney Beach Pleasure Park
Bundoran Adventure Park 		Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom2016
2014		Removed [43]
[44]
Boulets de Canon Junior Spinning Coaster Kid Parc Flag of France.svg France2016Operating [45]
Fantasy Mouse Spinning Coaster Fantasy Island Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom2017Removed [46]
Crazy Mouse Spinning Coaster Azur Park Flag of France.svg France2017Operating [47]
Crazy Coaster Spinning Coaster South Pier
Arcadia City
Plopsaland 		Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom2018
2014 to 2017
2009 to 2010		Operating [48]
[49]
[50]
Ice Mountain
Formerly Magic Mouse
Formerly Fantasy Mouse		Spinning Coaster Fantasy Island
Dreamland
Fantasy Island 		Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom2018
2017 to 2018
2000 to 2016		Operating [51]
[52]
[53]
[54]
Pierre de Tonnerre Junior Spinning Coaster Parc du Petit Prince Flag of France.svg France2019Operating [55]
Wild Mouse Compact Spinning Coaster Barry Island Pleasure Park Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom2019Removed [56]
€uro-Coaster Gliding Coaster Wiener Prater Flag of Austria.svg Austria2020Removed [57]
Mouse CoasterSpinning Coaster Magic World (France) Flag of France.svg France2020Operating [58]
Ratón Vacilón con Gato ComilónSpinning Coaster Tivoli World Flag of Spain.svg Spain2020Removed [59]
Dingo Racer Spinning Coaster - Second Version Aussie World Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia2022Operating [60]
Unknown
Formerly Ratón Loco		Spinning Coaster Avonturenpark Hellendoorn
La Feria Chapultepec Magico 		Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands2023
1999 to 2019		Under construction [61]
[62]

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