Do Inversions Make Coasters Better?

i think smiler mightve been my first ever rollercoaster with THAT much inversions . i have never been on a coaster as intense as that until i went on it... 5 times in 1 day it was actually relaxing

Like any element, inversions can be used for great effect and are best when varied and balanced.

my first inversion coaster was the smiler lol

this is such an underated channel 😭

When I went on 13 at Alton towers I had people in front of me saying it’s called 13 because it’s got 13 inversions 😂😂😂

I have come from the gram shoutout by Mr. Fusion as I call him! Again, as this does happen as I am not as active on this platform as I'd like to be in honesty, I am refreshed to see a new channel with yappy content about rollercoasters! I agree with the points he mentioned about your humour and video ideas! You know maybe I should make videos again you inspire me :3

Another good example of a major coaster type without inversions are B&M Hypers, such as Mako at Seaworld Orlando. It’s thrilling and fun without inverting

Great video, I agree with most of your points. Very funny editing as well, looking forward to the next one! My favourite roller coasters have maximum 4 inversions pretty much, and only 4 of my top ten have any at all, those being maverick, steel vengeance, hyperia, and storm chaser (Kentucky kingdom). Liked and subscribed, good job!

My first inverting coaster was the smiler 😂😂

My first coaster with inversions was blue fire at Europa Park. My favorite Coaster is at the same park (Voltron) and has 7 inversions. (Also very good video!)

They come in and out of style. The biggest coasters were all loopers back in the 1980s, then "hypercoasters" came along and for a while they usually had no inversions. But lately things have been changing back. The coaster with the most inversions I've ridden is Dragon Khan at PortAventura which has 8, and they're all really forceful, and I came off dizzy and thinking it was too many. If they'd let off the last couple I think it would have been perfect for me. I like the way RMC does it with their hybrids-- they're mostly focused on crazy airtime but they put in 3 or 4 rolls or stalls to sort of add variety. It's a nice balance.

For me the smiler just feels like almost same inversion every time, hyperia uses such interesting inversions and all of them are far better then anything on the smiler

My favourite coaters with inversions are Nemisis Reborn which does them so smoothly that you don't notice them. Galactica was great too but due to the trains the inversons are very different feel. I honestly think its the ideal inverson type for a family coaster. I personally don't like hang time that much especially if its snappy. Do like Wicker Man, like less intense ones like Vampire too.

I love the smiler

My first inverting roller coaster is Rock N Roller Coaster.

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Personally, I prefer shoulder restraints over lap bars by a million miles, and if a coaster has inversions it more often than not has shoulder restraints lol

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I love inversions but not because of positive g’s instead I love hang time. Also my three favourite rollercoasters don’t have inversions which is a coincidence !! (Kondaa, Stealth, Wickerman)

My first rollercoaster with an inversion was the smiler because my dad was scared of the line getting too long so we went on oblivion first and the smiler second