Reverchon Industries

Reverchon Industries is a developer, designer and manufacturer of amusement park attractions that were sold all over the world. Its production unit is still set in the French city of Samois-sur-Seine, near Fontainebleau.

Reverchon Industries
Company typePrivate company
Founded1927
FounderGaston Reverchon
Area served
Worldwide

History

Gaston Reverchon, a young coach builder, created his own workshop in the suburbs of Paris in 1929. He adapted the coachwork he used on real cars to bumper cars at a time when bumper cars were nothing more than a steering wheel and a seat attached to a wooden board on wheels. The first Reverchon bumper car had a metallic color and design inspired by the American cars of that period. In 1937, he started building complete bumper car rides including the Télécombat, a ride featuring small military airplanes. After World War II, Reverchon began to provide attractions for distraction-thirsty Europeans. Joined by his sons Michel and Christian, working respectively as designer and technician ("Gaston Reverchon" became "Gaston Reverchon and Sons"), he began a second diversification, designing and producing a full range of complete rides. In 1956, they were the first to develop polyester as part of the bumper cars' coachwork.

  • 1950–1971: These two decades marked a golden age for Reverchon, throughout which the company created new rides and improved old ones. The production unit was relocated to Samois-sur-Seine, where 2,000 cars and 50 rides were produced every year and a new model designed every 5 years. In 1971, 270 workers were working in the company.

In 1973, Reverchon presented his two latest attractions: Himalaya and Paratrooper. The public found the rides very fun and the aesthetic pleasing but the rides took very long to set up (3 days for 3 people).

  • 1976: In 1976, Reverchon made its first flume ride at Bagatelle Park, in Berck France.
  • 1978: Having learned a lesson from 1973, Reverchon launched a bumper car system to be set up using hydraulics. Now, rather than requiring two days for six people, the owner could do the work all on his or her own.
  • 1990: The first Reverchon roller coaster is installed at Le Pal in France.[1]
  • 1997: The first Crazy Mouse coaster opens at Dinosaur Beach in Wildwood, New Jersey, U.S.[2]
  • 2003: During the 2003 IAAPA Expo, Alberto Zamperla and Gilles Reverchon announced Zamperla would manufacture and sell Reverchon amusement rides worldwide under a license agreement.[3] The first coaster built under this arrangement is installed in 2004 at Six Flags Great America.[4]
  • 2005: The Zamperla and Reverchon agreement is dissolved, however and since this time Zamperla continued to build Spinning Coaster with the Reverchon designs. It is virtually identical to the Reverchon model except for the use of individual restraints mounted to the floor of the vehicle – the Reverchon passenger restraints pull down from overhead.


List of roller coasters

As of 2023, Reverchon Industries has built more than 80 roller coasters around the world.[5]

NameModelParkCountryOpenedStatusRef
Tigre de Sibérie
Formerly Grand 8
Custom CoasterLe Pal France1990Operating[6]
Monkey MayhemSpinning CoasterWest Midland Safari Park United Kingdom1998Operating[7]
Crazy MouseSpinning CoasterSouth Pier United Kingdom1998Removed[8]
Dizzy MouseSpinning CoasterWiener Prater Austria1998Operating[9]
Spinning CoasterSpinning CoasterYokohama Cosmoworld Japan1998Operating[10]
Crazy MouseSpinning CoasterHirakata Park Japan1998Operating[11]
Spin MouseSpinning CoasterGreenland Japan1998Operating[12]
Crazy MouseSpinning CoasterSteel Pier
Dinosaur Beach
United States1999
1997 to 1998
Operating[13]
[14]
ExterminatorSpinning CoasterKennywood United States1999Operating[15]
Roller BoomSpinning CoasterFiabilandia Italy2000Removed[16]
Crazy MouseSpinning CoasterBrighton Pier United Kingdom2000Operating[17]
Crazy MouseSpinning CoasterMotor World United States2000Removed[18]
Twister
Formerly Treetop Twister
Spinning CoasterLightwater Valley United Kingdom2001Removed[19]
Crazy MouseSpinning CoasterMagic World Italy2001Closed[20]
FlagermusenSpinning CoasterFårup Sommerland Denmark2001Operating[21]
Crazy MouseSpinning CoasterAllou Fun Park Greece2002Removed[22]
Souris Mécaniques
Formerly Papillons d'Alice
Junior Spinning CoasterJardin d'Acclimatation France2002Operating[23]
Primeval WhirlSpinning CoasterDisney's Animal Kingdom United States2002Removed[24]
[25]
Magic MouseSpinning CoasterFantasia Luna Park
Funland Park
Greece2003
1998 to 2003
Removed[26]
[27]
Crazy MouseSpinning CoasterDelGrosso's Amusement Park United States2004Operating[28]
Famous Jack
Formerly Ragondingue
Formerly Mouse Trap
Spinning CoasterBagatelle
Pleasurewood Hills
France2006
2000 to 2005
Operating[29]
[30]
[31]
Speed MouseSpinning CoasterFami P.A.R.C France2006Removed[32]
Wild MouseSpinning CoasterPlopsa Coo Belgium2006Removed[33]
Magic MouseSpinning CoasterBrean Theme Park United Kingdom2007Operating[34]
Bukkerittet
Formerly Crazy Mouse
Spinning CoasterKongeparken
Wild West World
Myrtle Beach Grand Prix
Norway2008
2007
1999 to 2006
Operating[35]
[36]
[37]
Gold MineCustom CoasterPirat' Parc France2008Operating[38]
Crazy MouseSpinning CoasterLunapark Fréjus France2009Operating[39]
Crazy MouseSpinning CoasterDreamland
Brean Theme Park
United Kingdom2015
2002 to 2006
Removed[40]
[41]
[42]
Crazy MouseCompact Spinning CoasterConey Beach Pleasure Park
Bundoran Adventure Park
United Kingdom2016
2014
Removed[43]
[44]
Boulets de CanonJunior Spinning CoasterKid Parc France2016Operating[45]
Fantasy MouseSpinning CoasterFantasy Island United Kingdom2017Removed[46]
Crazy MouseSpinning CoasterAzur Park France2017Operating[47]
Crazy CoasterSpinning CoasterSouth Pier
Arcadia City
Plopsaland
United Kingdom2018
2014 to 2017
2009 to 2010
Operating[48]
[49]
[50]
Ice Mountain
Formerly Magic Mouse
Formerly Fantasy Mouse
Spinning CoasterFantasy Island
Dreamland
Fantasy Island
United Kingdom2018
2017 to 2018
2000 to 2016
Operating[51]
[52]
[53]
[54]
Pierre de TonnerreJunior Spinning CoasterParc du Petit Prince France2019Operating[55]
Wild MouseCompact Spinning CoasterBarry Island Pleasure Park United Kingdom2019Removed[56]
€uro-CoasterGliding CoasterWiener Prater Austria2020Removed[57]
Mouse CoasterSpinning CoasterMagic World (France) France2020Operating[58]
Ratón Vacilón con Gato ComilónSpinning CoasterTivoli World Spain2020Removed[59]
Dingo RacerSpinning Coaster - Second VersionAussie World Australia2022Operating[60]
RidderStrijd
Formerly Ratón Loco
Spinning CoasterAvonturenpark Hellendoorn
La Feria Chapultepec Magico
Netherlands2023
1999 to 2019
Operating[61]
[62]

References

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