I'm a member of the American Coaster Enthusiasts. Naturally, that means I have my coaster track record on my personal site. I dream of one day having 600 or so like some ACE members, but for now, I'm just having fun adding to it!

Parks are listed the order I visited them, and I've noted my top favorite wooden and steel coasters.

(And what do you do about twin-track coasters? Do you count tracks, or do you count coaster structures? Hmmm. My policy was originally to count structures, but noting the difference between racing and dueling coasters, I counted the dueler as two separate tracks. (I recently rode my first one and each side was distinct.) I might go back through and count the racers as two coasters after some more thought.)

Boblo Island, Amhurstburg, Ontario: my first amusement park
Nightmare
Sky Streak

Cedar Point, Sandusky, OH: my home park and the greatest park in the world!
Blue Streak (#4 Wood)
Cedar Creek Mine Ride
Corkscrew
Disaster Transport
Gemini (#8 Steel)
Iron Dragon
Magnum XL-200 (#1 Steel. Go Magnum!)
Maverick (#5 Steel)
Mantis
Mean Streak
Millennium Force (#3 Steel)
Raptor (#6 Steel)
Top Thrill Dragster
Wicked Twister
Wildcat

Kennywood, West Mifflin, PA
Jack Rabbit (#3 Wood)
The Racer
Steel Phantom
Thunderbolt

Knoebel's, Elysburg, PA
High Speed Thrill Coaster
Phoenix (#2 Wood)
Whirlwind

Knott's Camp Snoopy, Bloomington, MN
Ripsaw

Walt Disney World, Orlando, FL
Space Mountain
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
Rock 'n' Roller Coaster

Michigan's Adventure, Muskegon, MI
Big Dipper
Corkscrew
Mad Mouse
Shivering Timbers (#1 Wood)
Wolverine Wildcat
Zach's Zoomer

Six Flags Worlds of Adventure, Aurora, OH
Batman Knight Flight
Double Loop
Raging Wolf Bobs
Serial Thriller
Superman: Ultimate Escape
The Villian
X-Flight (#4 Steel)

Valleyfair, Shakopee, MN
Corkscrew
Excalibur
High Roller
Mad Mouse
Steel Venom
Wild Thing (#7 Steel)

Osaka Expoland, Osaka, Japan
Daidarasaurus
Fujin Raijin II
Space Salamander
Orochi (I guess this should tie as #6 Steel since it's a clone of Raptor)
Wild Mouse

Nagashima Spaland, Nagashima, Japan
Corkscrew
White Cyclone
Wild Mouse
Ultra Twister
Jet Coaster
Shuttle Loop 汽車
Steel Dragon 2000 (#2 Steel; I had to cross the Pacific THREE TIMES, but I finally rode the blasted thing!)

Aichi World Expo 2005, Nagakute, Japan
German Pavilion Coaster

Yokohama CosmoWorld, Yokohama, Japan
Diving Coaster Vanish
Spinning Coaster

Kobe Harborland Mosaic Garden, Kobe, Japan
Mini-Jet Coaster

Universal Studios Japan, Osaka, Japan
No coasters. (I didn't know was there was a kiddie one I could have ridden until after I got home. Oh well.)

Busch Gardens, Tampa, FL
Gwazi (Lion)
Gwazi (Tiger) (#5 Wood)
SheiKra
Kumba
Montu
Scorpion

Total: 68 coasters at 16 parks (counting all of Walt Disney World as one park). I'm quite pleased for now, but I'm looking forward to adding more.