New Jersey Teen Builds His Own Backyard Awesome Roller Coaster
Check this kid out Rat Rockers, his name is Samson “Sammy” Trechak and he really not your ordinary high school teenaget. He is from East Brunswick NJ and loves roller…
GOLD COAST, AUSTRALIA – JULY 15: Guests enjoy a roller coaster ride at Warner Bros. Movie World on July 15, 2020 in Gold Coast, Australia. Movie World has reopened to the public with extra safety and hygiene measures in place following its temporary closure on 23 March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Visitors to Movie World must observe physical distancing rules and provide details for contact tracing purposes. Increased sanitisation of high touch areas throughout the park has been introduced along with contactless payments. (Photo by Jono Searle/Getty Images)
GettyCheck this kid out Rat Rockers, his name is Samson "Sammy" Trechak and he really not your ordinary high school teenaget. He is from East Brunswick NJ and loves roller casters so much he built one in his backyard. He calls his very own roller coaster the "Shadow Stalker." Get wait till you read this, IT IS NOT EVEN HIS FIRST ROLLER COASTER HE BUILT !
ALTON, UNITED KINGDOM - APRIL 12: Thrill seekers wear face masks as they ride the "Oblivion" rollercoaster at Alton Towers on the first day opening after after lockdown restriction were eased on April 12, 2021 in Alton, United Kingdom. England has taken a significant step in easing its lockdown restrictions, with non-essential retail, beauty services, gyms and outdoor entertainment venues among the businesses given the green light to re-open with coronavirus precautions in place. Pubs and restaurants are also allowed open their outdoor areas, with no requirements for patrons to order food when buying alcoholic drinks. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
He built his first roller coaster when he was in the 5th grade and did do some upgrades to it in the 6th grade, then a year later decided to take it down and start fresh with his new one. Just before COVID started Sammy went to work on the "Shadow Stalker. He did have a very close friend come over to give him some help.
Before building this he did check in with the state of NJ and the town to make sure no permits were needed and making sure it was 100% safe for all riders. This roller coaster is considered a play structure and no one is charged to ride it, plus it is on private property.
ALTON, UNITED KINGDOM - APRIL 12: Thrill seekers wear face masks as they ride "The Spinball Whizzer" rollercoaster at Alton Towers on the first day opening after after lockdown restriction were eased on April 12, 2021 in Alton, United Kingdom. England has taken a significant step in easing its lockdown restrictions, with non-essential retail, beauty services, gyms and outdoor entertainment venues among the businesses given the green light to re-open with coronavirus precautions in place. Pubs and restaurants are also allowed open their outdoor areas, with no requirements for patrons to order food when buying alcoholic drinks. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
Sammy does have a lot of attention from getting this built, because he has been letting his friends, schoolmates, and acquaintances ride the "Shadow Stalker." Now you do have to put your signature on a waiver before taking a spin on it.
This amazing project took Sammy a year to build, when he started back in April last year and did have some colder months that he couldn't work on it such as November and December, plus he had his school studies to attend to. This kid has been getting many request from people on social media to get a ride on it.
ALTON, ENGLAND - JULY 04: Members of the public wear face masks as they ride the "Nemesis" rollercoaster at Alton Towers on July 4, 2020 in Alton, England. The popular theme park reopens with coronavirus safety measures in place today, after the British government eased the coronavirus restrictions in England to allow some leisure and hospitality businesses to reopen after more than 3 months in lockdown. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
I'm going to say I'm pretty sure his parents are very proud of him and all of his hard work. Six Flags should really think about looking at this kid and getting some ideas and getting him on the payroll over there. Thank you for reading this post and always thank you for rocking out with me and The Rat- Gotts
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