Top Thrill 2
Step 1
Walk the midway
Flip through coasters with real photos, height and speed specs, thrill badges, and embedded POV video.
Explore coasters →Cedar Point · The roller coaster capital of the world
Every coaster.One atlas to log them all.
Real park photography, sourced stats, POV embeds, and a ride log you will actually use on the midway — starting with 17 Cedar Point coasters.
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Top Thrill 2 →Why Coaster Atlas
Built for park days, not database dumps
We are independent from RCDB and not affiliated with any park — just enthusiasts who wanted a companion that looks and feels like the hobby.
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Photos from the park, not stock art
Every hero image is a licensed coaster or park shot — the kind of view you get standing on the midway.
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Your count, not just a wiki
Log what you rode, rate it, and watch your credits stack up across seasons and parks.
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Stats with receipts
Height, speed, and history link back to park and manufacturer sources you can check yourself.
How it works
From queue line to ride count
Open it before you board, log when you step off, and come back tonight to compare what is left on your list.
Millennium Force
Step 2
Log what you rode
Tap rides off your list, add ratings, and build a count that follows you from opening day to closing.
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Valravn
Step 3
Go deeper with Pro
Compare coasters side-by-side, unlock galleries, and dig into stats when you are ready for more.
See Pro plans →v1 launch park
Start at Cedar Point
The roller coaster capital of the world
Eighteen operating coasters on the Lake Erie peninsula — from 420-foot launches to classic wood and family spins. Our v1 reference park: every stat sourced from cedarpoint.com.
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sourced coasters live now
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Free logging and coaster browsing. Pro when you want compare tools and the full stat depth. No spreadsheet required.