Roller Coaster Street Names

[Gavin]

This is the gooniest you're ever going to see me (probably), and I can't imagine the topic's going to really go anywhere, but out of boredom and a need for some exercise, I went on a random walk today and ended up walking along here:

I've been past it literally thousands of times as it's about 2km from my house on the main road to Wrexham, but I'd never known what it was called as I'd had no reason to ever go down there.

Goongasm!!!!!

Any other examples?

 

[fefa]

There's an "Intimidator 305 Walk" down here in South East London.

only joking

 

[Hyde]

Blue Streak Blvd. in Saratoga, New York.

 

[rollermonkey]

There are several Cyclone streets and lanes.

I think that if the coaster name is a common word, you'll find plenty of streets with that name.

 

[BBH]

Somewhat near my hometown, this is located in Waukegan, Illinois:

 

[mistermister]

I just searched for Roller Coaster Road on Google maps and it comes up with 4 or 5 different roads with just that name, so I'm sure that there are plenty of others around the world

 

[Gazza]

http://goo.gl/maps/tFdwy

http://i.imgur.com/AGIqVBn.jpg

Do I win

 

[Ian]

^ Yeah, that's a classic.

I can't think of any obcsure rollercoaster related street names, but I'll contribute to this topic with an Google Streetview image of a destroyed church in Southampton, which Jordan has named "The Swarm Church".

http://goo.gl/maps/EQo8F

 

[nadroJ]

Clearly inspired by ;]

 

[Lofty]

That REALLY reminds me of The Church of St Luke in Liverpool city centre, a church that was bombed in the second World War, but it was never demolished. Ha!

There's a few "Dipper Road/Lanes" etc.

 

[davidm]

https://maps.google.co.uk/maps/place?ft ... =maps_mini

 

[caffeine_demon]

I win