Roller Coaster Challenge by Thinkfun

From the makers of the one-player puzzle game Rush Hour!  Like Rush hour, Roller Coaster Challenge pits a single player against easy, medium, hard, and super hard challenge cards to build a functioning three-dimensional marble run using specified elements.  With over 75 parts you can create 100,000 combinations of track, supports, tunnels and loops - and the various difficulty levels make Roller Coaster Challenge addicting fun for kids of all ages.

Official RMC Shirts

Faller Ride Models

Chris suggested:

There’s a company on Etsy that will make custom 3D printed Disney plaques, like the Haunted Mansion sign with a family’s name on it!

Paul suggested:

There’s a Golden Ticket Shirt for Phoenix on Knoebels online store

Andrew suggested:

Tomica is a company in Japan that makes great die cast models. Search on ebay Tomica Disney Parks and you'll find die cast models of most ride vehicles from Disney parks.

Mark suggested:

Coaster Pass for Winter Wonderland in London

Geren suggested:

Amazon carries a series of imported roller coaster building toys with colorful, curvy track pieces that look pretty darn close to the real thing. Some sets are simpler and under $20, but others have more interesting layouts at around $40.

Wayne suggested:

CedarPoint-opoly!

Dan P suggested:

There are a number of talented park photographers on Instagram who sell select pictures. Jantzen73 and BkPhotopage to name two of them.

Jean suggested:

Just saw this wooden Ferris Wheel kit in a catalog today.  Looks cool, but not sure how easy it is to put together! They also have an old school metal Erector Set type Ferris Wheel: And a STEM “amusement park” for younger kids:

Derek suggested:

LEGO Roller Coaster, Carousel and Ferris Wheel

Abandoned: Haunting Beautiful Theme Parks - Hardcover Book

Candles/Scents from Magic Candle Company

Chad suggested:

Just got my first shipment from the people at Theme Park Alchemy...and I believe this may be a long term relationship. They lovingly produce scented candles & wax melts with fragrant scents that bring to mind some of the best, and most legendary theme park attractions in the world. This one is the "Butter Brew", (and it's part of my wife's Christmas gifts), and it smells "magical".

Marbelocity Mini Coaster

This laser-cut wooden model kit looks great and is handsome enough for display on any roller coaster fan's office desk.  The kits are complicated but the building instructions are surprisingly clear.  This isn't a model you'll snap together in an hour - it takes time to carefully fit the pieces and glue them into place. Everything is fairly sturdy, however, and once assembled it holds together solid.  The optional motor kit will automate your marble run, sending marbles up to the top of the run by a gear lift.  Kits can be combined to make a series of runs that work together, too.  Check out the larger Dragon Coaster as well as the "skate park" models.  A cool gift for kids and adults who like to build.

Made to Thrill Prints

Holiday World Holishop

Rory suggested

This amazing t shirt is what a girl might buy for a coaster boy if she really wants to knock the boots! The shirt has the trains from all of Alton towers coasters on it and is affordable too!

Adam from Theme Park Families suggested:

I had a nomination for the gift show from a company owned by a listener of both of ours. The company is called Go Swing, and it's a portable swing that is compact that you can bring on a camping trip or a theme park trip and set up anywhere, creating "thrills" for kids of lots of ages.

Roller Coaster Cake Topper

“Fabio Gets Goosed” Art Print

2019 Coaster Calendar from Coaster101.com.

The calendars are $15 and 50% of the Net Proceeds of Each Calendar Sold are going to Give Kids The World.