A logbook for everything you've ridden
Coaster Collector is a free, independent site for theme park fans who want to keep track of the rides, shows and haunted houses they have actually experienced, and to see how their collection grows park by park.
What it does
Every ride, show and seasonal experience in the catalog has a page of its own, with its type, park, figures such as height, speed and track length where they are known, and what collectors think of it. Signed-in collectors log what they have done, on the day they did it, rate each experience out of 10, leave comments and build ranked lists of favorites.
Along the way, collectors earn badges for finishing a park, reaching a milestone or riding the same experience again and again, and unlock avatars to wear beside their pseudonym. Nothing is bought: every badge and avatar is earned.
Collectors choose how much to share. A profile can be public, sign-in only or private, and ride dates, stats and comments can each be hidden. Pseudonyms are used throughout, never real names. The How it works page walks through the details.
How the catalog is kept
The catalog is curated by hand, park by park. Each experience is entered with its park, type and figures, and an administrator reviews changes before they go live. Collectors can report a mistake or suggest an edit from any experience's page, and every report is read.
Rides that have closed stay in the catalog, marked as closed, so people who rode them can still log them on the day they did. Seasonal events such as Halloween nights get their own pages and are kept once they end.
If a park or experience is missing, tell us: new parks are added in the order collectors ask for them, and there is a page for sending a request.
Independent, not affiliated
Coaster Collector is made by a fan, not by any theme park or park company. Park, ride and brand names are used only to identify the places and experiences collectors are logging, and belong to their owners. The Non-Affiliation Disclaimer says more.
The site is free to use and is supported by advertising. You can read how your data is handled in the Privacy Policy, and how the site works in the Terms of Service.
Get in touch
Bug reports, park requests and partnership questions all go through the contact page, and a real person reads every message. Questions about how things work may already be answered in the FAQ.