About Intamin
Intamin has 42 tracked roller coasters operating in the United States according to CoasterVault's database, spanning installations from 1979 through 2026. Manufacturers leave a recognizable fingerprint on the rides they build — through track fabrication, train design, restraint hardware and the pacing of transitions — which is why dedicated enthusiasts learn to spot a builder's signature even before reading the queue sign.
The coasters listed below cover the operator's active U.S. portfolio. Browse through to see how the same builder approaches different layouts, capacities and thrill profiles: a single manufacturer may be responsible for everything from compact family coasters to record-setting hyper-class machines, and the contrast between them reveals a lot about how their engineering has evolved over time.
For trip planning, knowing the builder behind a coaster is a useful shortcut. If you have ridden — and loved — one Intamin installation, there is a good chance their other rides will hit similarly. Use the park and ranking pages to cross-reference where the brand's strongest installations live, and add them to your travel shortlist accordingly.