This is a recreation of the world famous Corkscrew, currently at Silverwood Theme Park in Athol, Idaho. Sporting a black and yellow paint scheme along with one red 6 car train (seating 4 per car), the Corkscrew originally opened at Knott's Berry Farm in 1975 as the worlds first modern roller coaster to go upside down.

Not to be topped at the time by nearby Six Flags Magic Mountain, who was building their own inverting roller coaster at the time, Revolution, the Corkscrew went upside down TWICE. Compare that to Revolution's one inversion, a clothoid loop.

The Corkscrew, with it's blue and white paint scheme continued to thrill guests at Knott's Berry Farm up until 1989, when the park sold the ride to Silverwood Theme Park in favor of the at-the-time newest innovation in roller coasters, the Vekoma Boomerang.

Ever since being built at Silverwood in 1990, the ride has continued thrilling guests time after time again, proving why the design was copied over 30 times across the globe; it's just that good.

In 2011, the American Coaster Enthusiasts, otherwise known as ACE, made the Corkscrew a landmark, a long overdue honor bestowed upon the famous coaster.

This recreation was made in Roller Coaster Tycoon 3, using mostly all in-game scenery, as well as ATH's Catwalks and Jcat's Steelworx for custom scenery.

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