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Explore the world’s roller coasters with Power BI

Our Power BI demo contest is completed! Now we want to show you some of the best submissions we received, and give you a chance to play with them.  

The first one comes from our finalist Devin Knight and his take on Roller Coasters.

We invite you to play with this live visualization and find answers to four questions:

  1. Which country has the most operating roller coasters?
  2. In which amusement parks can one find operating roller coasters?
  3. What are the main roller coaster types?
  4. What are the main roller coaster designs?

 

 

This might become an excellent vacation planner tool for those thrill lovers out there.

You can also hear from Devin first hand on how he used Excel and Power BI to build this amazing visualization.

Let us know what you think about Devin’s visualization and what you like about it.

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