ADG Mountainsides (a division of ADG) is excited to announce that three new coaster installations have been contracted in 2022. The new rides, with specifics on their locations to be announced soon, will be located across Western Canada and in the South Western United States and are expected to be…Keep Reading
ADG Mountainsides is proud to announce the opening of their latest mountain coaster at the US Olympic Venue in Lake Placid, New York. With 7,000 feet of track traveling alongside the iconic 1932 and 1980 Olympic bobsled race courses, the Lake Placid Cliffside Coaster takes the title of the longest…Keep Reading
If you are considering tapping into the lucrative Mountainside summer market, outdoor water parks are the perfect summer destination attraction. You can create the ideal mountain getaway destination experience by developing fun and creative water solutions that go beyond the slopes to drive guests to your resort.
How do you build…Keep Reading
At ADG, we know these are challenging times and while most of us are spending time at home, we wanted to provide some digital entertainment to our clients and industry friends.
This is a 350-piece puzzle of …. you guessed it – the ADG Mountain Coaster! Can you beat the clock…Keep Reading
January 27, 2020 (Cohoes, NY) ADG Mountainsides (a division of Aquatic Development Group) is proud to announce that they have been selected by the Olympic Regional Development Authority (ORDA) to design and manufacture a new downhill mountain coaster as one of the feature attractions set to open at the Lake…Keep Reading
ADG is exhibiting at SAM Summer Ops Camp this September 3-5 in Gatlinburg, TN and we hope to see you there! During the show there will be two opportunities to see how ADG can help you make the most of your mountain with mountain coasters, mountain alpine slides, water attractions and…Keep Reading
More than just installing a water slide or flashy new attraction, there is a right way to add water to your mountain.
If your goal is to…Keep Reading
ADG Mountain coasters are designed to operate year-round, enhancing their appeal as an investment. Resorts typically run alpine coasters on a limited basis during the…Keep Reading
“How Alpine Slides Work
The best way to describe the function of an alpine slide is to compare it to its cousin, the bobsled. Unlike the bobsled, the alpine slide is a smooth, continuous track that is often built into the side of a hill and does not need ice…Keep Reading
The Runaway Mountain Coaster at Branson Mountain Adventure Park in MO opened to the public August 2016. This alpine coaster designed and built by ADG, is 4,900 ft. long with track laid out over 330’ ft. of elevation and two elevated 360 degree corkscrews, making it the longest in the Midwest.
