New Disney Patent Filed for New Roller Coaster Technology

New Disney Patent Filed for New Roller Coaster Technology

Disney filed patents for an all-new roller coaster and all new technology! It is described as a “Roller Coaster with Passenger Compartment Motion Powered Through Stored Onboard Energy” “The ride would be rolling under gravity along a track defining a ride path. Includes a chassis coupled to the track to roll on one or more surfaces of the track.” -US Patent Office

This could mean the addition of a whole new coaster at the Disney Parks or an upgrade to current rides within an existing park.

New Disney Patent Filed for New Roller Coaster Technology


Patents applications are not guaranteed approval, but this is still exciting! Take a look at the patent photos and let us know what you think of this new technology the Disney Imagineers have worked up!

New Disney Patent Filed for New Roller Coaster Technology

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Source: US Patent and Trademark Office

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