Atlas-Region
Roller Poster
Hi everyone,
I've been working on a project called Airtime Atlas, a website for planning coaster trips. It's live at https://airtimeatlas.com! It's completely free and there are no ads so unfortunately I'm not making any money off this :/
Anyways I hope that it can be useful to some folks out there as they plan their own trips. It's still mostly in development, so is only US for now, and there are still some features I'm working on, but I am looking for some folks willing to provide feedback on what I have. If you do try it, please use the link at the bottom to send me some feedback, or email [email protected]
What it does
• Import your ridden coasters from a Coaster Count export (Credits tab)
• Mark parks Love / Neutral / Avoid
• Pick a start hub, target parks and/or days, optional budget cap
• Get a closed-loop day-by-day schedule with drive order and a rough trip cost breakdown (tickets, gas, lodging — estimates, not live gate rates)
Accounts are optional — magic-link sign-in saves preferences, credits, and saved trips to the cloud. You can also share a read-only trip link.
What it's not
• Not official or affiliated with Coaster Count, CoasterForce, or any park
• Ticket prices are estimates (major parks + regional defaults), not live pricing
• US trip parks only (~93 locations in the pool today — so probably not much use for UK/EU planning yet, but feedback on the idea is still welcome)
I built it because I kept spreadsheet-hacking multi-park loops and wanted something that understood which parks I'd already credited vs. still need to hit. If you try it, I'd especially appreciate notes on:
• Routes that feel wrong for your region
• Parks missing from the pool or with bad visit-duration guesses
• Budget mode edge cases
Feedback form link: Feedback Form
(also linked on the site)
You can also reply here, or email [email protected]
Thank you!!
I've been working on a project called Airtime Atlas, a website for planning coaster trips. It's live at https://airtimeatlas.com! It's completely free and there are no ads so unfortunately I'm not making any money off this :/
Anyways I hope that it can be useful to some folks out there as they plan their own trips. It's still mostly in development, so is only US for now, and there are still some features I'm working on, but I am looking for some folks willing to provide feedback on what I have. If you do try it, please use the link at the bottom to send me some feedback, or email [email protected]
What it does
• Import your ridden coasters from a Coaster Count export (Credits tab)
• Mark parks Love / Neutral / Avoid
• Pick a start hub, target parks and/or days, optional budget cap
• Get a closed-loop day-by-day schedule with drive order and a rough trip cost breakdown (tickets, gas, lodging — estimates, not live gate rates)
Accounts are optional — magic-link sign-in saves preferences, credits, and saved trips to the cloud. You can also share a read-only trip link.
What it's not
• Not official or affiliated with Coaster Count, CoasterForce, or any park
• Ticket prices are estimates (major parks + regional defaults), not live pricing
• US trip parks only (~93 locations in the pool today — so probably not much use for UK/EU planning yet, but feedback on the idea is still welcome)
I built it because I kept spreadsheet-hacking multi-park loops and wanted something that understood which parks I'd already credited vs. still need to hit. If you try it, I'd especially appreciate notes on:
• Routes that feel wrong for your region
• Parks missing from the pool or with bad visit-duration guesses
• Budget mode edge cases
Feedback form link: Feedback Form
(also linked on the site)
You can also reply here, or email [email protected]
Thank you!!