Alan Schilke Interview: Former Arrow Engineer [Arrow Bonus Content]

Here is our full interview with renowned roller coaster designer, Alan Schilke. Alan began his career in the amusement industry in the mid-90's at Arrow Dynamics and remained with them until the company's demise in 2002. While at Arrow, Alan worked on some fairly notable rides, with the most famous being X (now X2), which opened at Six Flags Magic Mountain in 2002 as the world's first 4th dimension coaster. Alan runs his own business, Ride Centerline, and works in conjunction with Rocky Mountain Construction (RMC) where he is their primary designer. You'll get to hear lots of great stories in this interview, including the reason why Arrow folded in 2002.

Ride Centerline website: http://ridecenterline.com/
RMC website: http://rockymtnconstruction.com/

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