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Catherine the Great was a screamer. Lest that sound bawdy, we're talking roller coasters here. The sight of one of Russia's greatest monarchs shrieking with delight in a wooden sled, in all her imperial finery, would be one to behold. But we digress.
Eighteenth century roller coasters were more slides than thrill rides. These specially-constructed 'Russian mountains' – 65-80ft high, with 50 degree drops – were tame compared to 456ft tall Kingda Ka (US), the world's tallest roller coaster with a heart-stopping 90-degree descent. But these ancestors of the contemporary coaster were so loved by Catherine (she had several built on her property) that European elites just had to have them too. And the rest, as they say, is history.
Marcus Gaines doesn't have thrill rides in his backyard, but he's no less of a roller coaster fan. Gaines sat on his first ride at age five, spent at least a day or two during family holidays in theme parks and, in later years, started travelling the world for them. "I've been to 250 parks in 20 countries, riding 1,200 different roller coasters," says the 38-year-old Englishman. "From Chengdu to Toronto and Havana to Munich."
So deep is his passion for roller coasters that the Daily Mail wrote about him in 2013, with a headline shrieking several decibels higher than those experiencing that 90-degree Kingda Ka drop: Theme park fan blows £33,000 riding 1,099 roller coasters... and he doesn't plan to stop.
"Some people pay to go abroad to lie on a beach or by the pool. I pay to ride coasters," says the member of the European Coaster Club. "And while people often make fun of what I do, when they find out about places I've been to, they realise being a coaster enthusiast isn't so bad after all."