Stand-up coaster

Shockwave in Drayton Manor Park, the first standing stand-up in Europe

Stand-Up Coaster (SUC for short) is the English name for a type of roller coaster in which passengers experience the ride while standing.

Shoulder straps and small saddles, which are arranged between the passengers' legs and can be adjusted to the appropriate height before the journey, are used as a safety system.

Manufacturers of stand-up coaster are u. a. Bolliger & Mabillard , Intamin AG and Togo. The only two stand-up coasters in Europe are Shockwave in Drayton Manor Park and Freestyle in Cavallino Matto . Another well-known example was Mantis at Cedar Point .

Selection of roller coasters (incomplete)

Roller coaster	operator	country	Manufacturer	opening	closure	Hints
Apocalypse	Six Flags America	United States	Bolliger & Mabillard	June 7, 2012	2019	converted to a floorless coaster
Chang	Kentucky Kingdom	United States	Bolliger & Mabillard	April 1997	2009
Freestyle	Cavallino Matto	Italy	Togo	July 18, 2015
Green Lantern	Six Flags Great Adventure	United States	Bolliger & Mabillard	May 25, 2011
Iron Wolf	Six Flags Great America	United States	Bolliger & Mabillard	April 28, 1990	September 5, 2011
King Cobra	Kings Island	United States	Togo	1984	2001
Mantis	Cedar Point	United States	Bolliger & Mabillard	May 11, 1996	2014	converted to a floorless coaster
Milky Way (blue route)	Greenland	Japan	Togo	1991
Shockwave	Drayton Manor Park	United Kingdom	Intamin AG	1994
Shockwave	Kings Dominion	United States	Togo	1986	August 9, 2015
The Georgia Scorcher	Six Flags Over Georgia	United States	Bolliger & Mabillard	May 1999
The Riddler's Revenge	Six Flags Magic Mountain	United States	Bolliger & Mabillard	April 4, 1998
Vortex	California's Great America	United States	Bolliger & Mabillard	March 9, 1991	2016	converted to a floorless coaster
Vortex	Carowinds	United States	Bolliger & Mabillard	March 14, 1992