The Perfect Traveling Coaster?

[TheCoasterCruiser]

Which coaster type and layout do you think would do great as a traveling coaster, and why?

Personally I like the idea of these two:

It's small and manageable, and a different experience than the other current traveling junior coasters. - It doesn't have a 'powered dragon' layout or the 'wacky worm' layout.

It's something special on the market because no other traveling coaster is currently suspended, also it's pretty compact and suitable for the whole family.

 

[Hixee]

It already exists:

End of thread.

 

[TheCoasterCruiser]

Lol, I mean a new thing on the Traveling market.

 

[Bear]

I'd like to see B&M do a travelling version of their Batman rides. Like a modern version of the Intamin Euro Star.

 

[madhjsp]

Speaking of Olympia Looping, anyone know why it isn't listed on RCDB? The only reason I could figure is that it's because it's never been permanently located at any one park, so they wouldn't have any park to list it under. But you'd think they'd have a section for notable traveling coasters such as that one.

 

[TilenB]

^ rcdb doesn't list travelling coasters. Period.

 

[IntaminToWin]

This would be good. But as a normal sitdown and with a barrel roll on that flat part on the top

 

[Martyn B]

I'd like to see more of the MS Xtended SC 2000 spinners on the fair circuit. I know there's one (maybe more...) in Germany, but more are needed! The UK fairs are pretty pants coaster wise, to be honest. With our most interesting travelling coaster being a powered Mine Train, then about 12 Spinning Mouse coasters and 32 Big Apples, plus the odd Go-Gator.

HECK, even a looping Pinfari would be good!