🎢 How I count Roller Coaster Credits🎢 Credit counting rules: what counts and what doesn't.

What is a coaster credit? In this video, I break down exactly what roller coaster credit counting is, the "rules" of the hobby, and what rules I’ll be using to count my own coaster credits. 🎢

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If you’ve ever heard someone say they have "100 credits" or are "credit hunting" at a theme park, you might be wondering what that actually means. In the world of roller coaster enthusiasts, a "credit" is simply a unique roller coaster that you have ridden. While the concept sounds simple, the coaster community has debated the specifics for decades.

In this guide, we dive deep into the world of coaster credit counting. We’ll explain the basic philosophy: one unique coaster equals one credit. But what happens when a coaster is relocated? What if it’s a racing coaster like Gemini at Cedar Point? Does a kiddie coaster count? We cover the most common "rules" used by enthusiasts, including:

Clones: Does riding a Batman: The Ride at every Six Flags count as multiple credits? (Yes!)

Kiddie Coasters: I'm counting them, how about you?

Relocations: If a ride moves to a new park, do you get to count it again?
Refurbishments: When does an RMC conversion (like Steel Vengeance) become a new credit?

Powered Coasters, Flat rides Drop Towers: not coasters, in the enthusiast community.

Whether you're aiming for your first milestone or your 500th, understanding these rules is the first step in your enthusiast journey.

Here are some links to reference Roller Coaster information and an app to help track your own coaster credits.

RCDB: https://rcdb.com/
Coasterpedia: https://coasterpedia.net/wiki/Coaster...
Log Ride: https://logrideapp.com/