Creating a Roller Coaster

Overview

This competition is for anyone who loves to build roller coasters. You'll have the chance to showcase your skills in front of a panel of judges and win prizes. We’ll have a workshop for you as well, for you to learn how to build one!

What You'll Do

Use a virtual roller coaster building simulator to create your roller coaster.

Make sure your roller coaster is safe and exciting.

Submit your roller coaster to the competition here: .

Who Should Enter

This competition is for anyone who loves to build roller coasters. Whether you're a beginner or you're a seasoned roller coaster designer, you're welcome to enter.

Schedule

The competition will run for about a week, the workshops will be one hour and forty-five minutes each.

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To Enter

To enter the competition, please visit our profile for the SHWWF, here

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To enter the competition, please fill out

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We hope to see you there!

Benefits of Entering a Virtual Roller Coaster Building Competition

There are many benefits to entering a virtual roller coaster building competition. Here are a few of the most common:

Practice your engineering skills. Virtual roller coaster building competitions are a great way to practice your engineering skills.

Get feedback from judges. The judges in a virtual roller coaster building competition will be able to give you feedback on your design. This feedback can help you improve your engineering skills.

Win prizes. Many virtual roller coaster building competitions offer prizes to the winners. This is a great way to get recognition for your engineering skills. In our case, we’ll be giving 5 Tickets to the winner!

If you're looking for a way to improve your engineering skills and get feedback from judges, then a virtual roller coaster building competition is a great option for you. We hope you'll join us for this fun and informative competition

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