Curtis D. Summers

Columns: Opened | Name | Park | Notes | Status
1972 | The Racer | Kings Island | Assisted John Allen with structural engineering | Operating | 1972 | Woodstock Express | Kings Island | Assisted John Allen with structural engineering | Operating | 1974 | Ghoster Coaster | Kings Dominion | Assisted John Allen with structural engineering | Operating | 1975 | Rebel Yell | Kings Dominion | Assisted John Allen with structural engineering | Operating | 1976 | Thunder Road | Carowinds | Based on Philadelphia Toboggan Company /John Allen design | Demolished August 2015 for a water park expansion | 1979 | The Beast | Kings Island | Structural support , primarily the helix finale | Operating | 1981 | American Eagle | Six Flags Great America | Contracted by Intamin to provide structural engineering | Operating

Example questions:
When was the wooden roller coaster designed by Curtis D. Summers demolished on August 2015 opened ? | When was the tallest , fastest , and longest wooden roller coaster in the world designed by Curtis D. Summers at the time opened to the public ? | Which park is the wooden roller coaster ride constructed by Rocky Mountain Construction and Curtis D. Summers located in ? | In which park is the wooden roller coaster designed by Curtis D. Summers located in an area called Planet Snoopy ?

Answers:
1976 | 1979 | Six Flags Over Texas | Kings Island