Arrow was a company that has built many coasters all around the world, and there's a good chance you have ridden one or more of their coasters. One of the coaster models that they sold was their Looping Coaster. In Rollercoaster Tycoon, this type of coaster is represented by the Corkscrew Coaster. The Arrow looping coasters that exist in the world typically have 3 to 7 inversions, and a lot of them have a custom layout. Typically these coasters have at least one vertical loop, and several other inversions which include corkscrews, batwings, sidewinders. Examples of Arrow Looping Coasters include Viper at Six Flags Magic Mountain, Loch Ness monster at Busch Gardens Williamsburg and the infamous Drachen Fire, which could be found at the same park and ran for only six years before it was removed. Most of these coasters are not known for being very smooth, but they often have very impressive layouts, and often have great nostalgic value!