What a roller coaster delayed early building boom?
Please help me with this question. I do not know what it means. The early 1900s was the Golden Age of the building frenzy Coasters.The roller culminated in the construction of more than 2000 mountains in the late 1920. Many of the rides were so well made that continue to thrill the public today. These include, among others, the roller coaster (1912) and Big Dipper (1923) at Blackpool Pleasure Beach, England and USA Ursa Giant (1925) in San Diego, California, the Ray (1924) in Kennywood Park, West Mifflin, Pennsylvania, and of course the Cyclone (1927) in Coney Island, New York. The golden age of the coaster came to an abrupt end in 1929 with the collapse of Wall Street and the subsequent Great Depression. Park became the patrons more concerned about the essentials of daily life waste time – and money – on horseback roller coasters. This in turn led to the parks and manufacturers bankruptcy, and many fell into disrepair rides that were abandoned or just down forever. For a short trip ma
