This homemade roller coaster that was built out in the fields of Oklahoma is pretty cool, I guess. Call me when you add the loops, guys. Then it’ll be a real coaster. Check their website for a ...

A San Diego dad is looking to give away a one-of-a-kind toy: a homemade roller coaster. Bruce Sales, an engineer, designed and built the ride for his kids (although, adults can ride on it too ...

Dad giving away homemade backyard roller coaster A dad in San Diego, who also happens to be an engineer, has designed and built a one-of-a-kind toy for kids of all ages, a homemade roller coaster ...

Last year as a pandemic project, then 20-year-old Elliot Ryan who was home from college had an idea. Since he was a child he always had a dream to build a roller coaster, and since he would be ...

John Ivers — a random car mechanic who liked roller coasters so much he built one in his own backyard — is my new hero. Unfortunately, John's wonderful home-made roller coaster becomes a ...

The thought of riding someone’s homemade roller coaster kinda freaks me out (especially when the "car" looks like a car seat/lawnmower hybrid), but in just a year and half, John Ivers managed to ...

Ten-year-old Lyle Pemble loves roller coasters so he asked his dad to build one in the backyard. It took six weeks to complete the project.

This is a full-blown roller coaster, complete with an upside-down loop. The ride starts off with a chain-lift to the top of the garage/barn roof.

Sammy Trechak, 17, of East Brunswick, NJ., built a roller coaster Shadow Stalker in his backyard. He is in the processes of dismantling it because of city regulations.

Will Pemble gives his “stick bomb” a ride on his homemade, backyard roller coaster.

An curved arrow pointing right. An amazing video has emerged showing a homemade roller coaster from a first person point of view. Follow Tech Insider: On Facebook More from Tech An amazing video ...