Timagination, Inc. is a small subpage I made to showcase roller coasters created with Ultimate Ride: Disney Coaster. Screenshots of the tracks are included for those who don't have the game. All tracks files have been created by me and are in zipped format. Please refer to the help file included with the game if you don't know where to put downloaded files (look under 'Sharing Your Coaster'). Enjoy!

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Tracks and Screenshots

My collection of tracks for Ultimate Ride: Disney Coaster. Click on the floppy disk to download the file, or click on the thumbnail images for a larger screenshot.

Golden Rush

Wooden Coaster
Frontierland Terrain

A colossal mine-train coaster with golden rails, three lift hills, and lots of Western props.

Cosmic Coaster

Standing Coaster
Ultra Grid Terrain

A high-speed, frictionless coaster set in outer space, Cosmic Coaster has 16 inversions and vertical twists.

Ground Hugger

Standing Coaster
Toontown Terrain

A frictionless coaster without lift hills, Ground Hugger has six inversions and weaves in and around several props.

Knotmare

Steel Coaster
Field Terrain

Set within a nighttime milieu, Knotmare has a very dense track structure and 25 inversions.

Sidewinder

Hanging Coaster
Frontierland Terrain

A western-themed hanging coaster with six inversions and the lift hill at the end of the ride.

Left Turn Only

Steel Coaster
Main Street Terrain

My second coaster was an attempt to create a circular coaster with nothing but left-hand turns.

Luna Timber

Wooden Coaster
Field Terrain

My first Ultimate Ride coaster! Except for its unusually tall height, Luna Timber was created in a classical wooden coaster style.

Timagination, Inc. was created on 5/20/03 and last updated on 11/2/03. All content was created by Tim Fort using Ultimate Ride: Disney Coaster. Creator makes no guarantees as to proper performance of game files. Comments? Compliments? Complaints? Feel free to e-mail me at lunatim@infionline.net

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