Top 50 Roller Coaster Inversions in the World

[@DScott2010]

I rode velocicoaster twice within a 10 minute span. I see why it’s on the list so many times. Well done with this list. Now my bucketlist has grown even more.

[@CanobieCoaster]

Nice!

[@jordannardolillo5920]

Casual fans say the mosasaurus roll on velocicoaster is the best, but coaster fanatics will always say the gator roll on iron gwazi is the best. If you watch a back row pov of iron gwazi(without ever riding it) you’ll agree

[@DScott2010]

@@jordannardolillo5920 yeah I agree, I forget about that gator roll everytime I see it come up.

[@erikm8372]

They’re just uniquely named elements based on the ride in question’s theme, no?

[@Adam-tr6ty]

How did you you do it twice in ten minutes 😮!!?!!?!!!😮

[@jg-7780]

I had the privilege to ride Velocicoaster 5 times recently, and that Mosasaurus roll caught me off guard and had me laughing like a maniac each and every time. It's in a league of its own as far as inversions I've gotten to experience.

[@allthingscoasters2551]

Rode it twice in November, that mososaurus roll is defo the best inversion I’ve ridden

[@davidflores5907]

Same, me and my buddy sitting next to me were hysterically laughing after our first ride

[@CanobieCoaster]

It really is an experience!

[@Jakebtw]

Ok I’m going to island of adventure in February and how are the lines and when should I go

[@jagenberg911]

also the last roll whips you around like a ragdoll

[@iUPLOADanyEDIT]

Velocicoaster taking 4 spots on this list has really opened my eyes to how amazing the ride is. I already had it at number one but I think it’s going to stay there a bit

[@cyborgladiator6]

Imo I didn’t think it was anything monumental like people describe it it was just fun

[@CanobieCoaster]

It's extremely well-rounded.

[@JEDIMIKETTV]

its so good!

[@b4l389]

@@CanobieCoaster is that a pun?!

[@renneheikkinen1892]

Im happy to see coasters from finland in these lists

[@CanobieCoaster]

Deserved.

[@calamitycoasters2591]

i love the final inversion on nemesis at alton towers for its insane whip in the back and great footchoppers with the trenches

[@CanobieCoaster]

It's great.

[@AirtimeProductions]

Outstanding list!!! Always love seeing Velocicoaster take a lot of spots on this list! And it’s nice to see Goliath high on this list too! That’s surprising, I actually preferred Velocicoaster’s Immelmann to the top hat!

[@CanobieCoaster]

I definitely prefer the top hat to the Immelmann.

[@AirtimeProductions]

@@CanobieCoaster sorry I meant the dive loop 🤣

[@bjrnerriksen1961]

My #1 is the top gun stall on Twisted Colossus, specifically in the rear of the train while looking up/down at the other train cresting the hill below you, and when you get participation from both trains, that interaction is priceless... Haven't had the privilege to experience all of these, but on principle, I think your list is right on the money.

[@CanobieCoaster]

All RMC stalls are amazing and that one is especially so if you duel.

[@imaximus6796]

This is the first coaster related video I've watched to mention Lagoon, my favorite theme park!

[@CanobieCoaster]

Quite a few mention Cannibal.

[@Sperluigi]

Definitely wasn’t expecting to see the Hopkins loopers on the list, you’re probably about the only coaster youtuber to give them a shout out and appreciate them for what they are. Desert Storm was my first coaster and I’ll never be able to forget the massive G’s on those loops.

[@CanobieCoaster]

The Hopkins ones are super forceful.

[@willt6970]

Goliath at SF Great America is my #1 at the moment (though I've only ridden 2 RMCs and only about 50 coasters overall), so I'm glad to see both of its inversions on this list. I love how they come pretty much back-to-back. Can't wait to see how Arieforce One's stall measures up to the others from RMC!

[@Marty_NZ]

I agree. In fact, I'd go as far to say that airtime speedhill into the diveloop, into the zero-g stall are the best three elements following eachother on any coaster. Shame the ride is about finished after them though. People would rate it much higher if it had more elements, but what it does have are excellent.

[@willt6970]

@@Marty_NZ the airtime on that hill before the dive loop is ridiculous, the train really tries to yeet you into the trees on that

[@CanobieCoaster]

I wish there was more to Goliath, but what it delivers is fantastic.

[@yosellopez8337]

I have to say from all the roller coaster enthusiast channels on here you are my fav. Very smart witty in all your videos

[@CanobieCoaster]

Thank you!

[@swiftbinn5680]

Another great list man

[@CanobieCoaster]

Thanks!

[@DanCrowleyNYC]

Love many of these, but of the ones I've been on, Velocicoaster last year was just mindblowing, so happy to see it here. And I have a soft spot for Storm Runner, easily my favorite coaster at Hershey (though haven't been on Candymonium yet).

[@CanobieCoaster]

Velocicoaster is amazing.

[@CentralFloridaCoasters]

I have had the courage to ride VelociCoaster 3 times in one day. The Mosasaurus Roll really took my breath away. Ever since I've done it, I've just told myself to relax through it and just feel the amazing sensations it gives you. Well done intamin.

[@CanobieCoaster]

It's excellent.

[@nokrepkie]

My top three inversions 1. Mosasaurus roll (Velocicoaster, IOA) 2. Batwing (Montu, BGT) 3. Lagoon roll (Cannibal, Lagoon)

[@CanobieCoaster]

Those are all excellent.

[@michaelangelo5925]

Cannibals drop is insane

[@ChibiProwl]

I love Montu’s Batwing and the Incredible Hulk’s cobra roll.

[@andrewiscool719]

My favorite is the flying snake dive on stormrunner

[@CanobieCoaster]

It's spectacular.

[@Jakebtw]

It’s crazy it’s just too dizzy to be my favorite

[@coasterhockygamingboy9549]

Ah, I see you’re doing top 50’s of specific coaster elements now. Next should be top 50 coaster airtime moments (the same coaster can take multiple spots as long as it explains different inversions)

[@CanobieCoaster]

I may do that list down the road. I have a few other lists I want to prioritize.

[@zacharygambler9306]

Amazing list ! My favorite inversion all time was coming out of the volcano 🌋

[@overbanked]

Also the "careening into the mountain" second heartline roll. Volcano is worthy of two spots

[@CanobieCoaster]

That was a neat visual.

[@zacg_]

I figured the flying snake dive on Ride to Happiness had to rank super high. I haven't ridden it but it looks like the ultimate inversion. From the POVs it looks extremely disorienting and very hard to understand what's going on. I was initially taken a back that you gave Schwarzkopf loops an honorable mention. But I was pleased to see you include the double loops on the list. Those are fantastic. I love Schwarzkopf loops. My first ever inversion was Revolution at Magic Mountain. I find the strong positive g forces to be really cool. When I first rode Revolution as a little kid I guess I thought that inversion would automatically feel like you are going to fall so my body wasn't prepared for the sensation of sinking into my seat. I've loved Schwarzkopf loopers ever since.

[@CanobieCoaster]

There were quite a few inversions I ran out of room to place.

[@StamfordBridge]

The meticulous cataloguing in this video is really next-level.

[@CanobieCoaster]

I had to plan it out on a Word doc.

[@turtleinatophat7832]

Manta from SeaWorld Orlando’s first front flip inversion is my favorite by far, I was surprised to not see it on this list

[@Yo-bt2xb]

It was part of the bundle when he explained pretzel loops on b&m flyers

[@CanobieCoaster]

I grouped it with pretzel loops.

[@bestkickz2464]

I can barely handle pretzel loops. I can give flyers 1 ride in the trip and I’m done

[@toddjones1480]

If you ever make it to Six Flags Magic Mountain then you’ll get to experience a better one on Tatsu.

[@MattMcIrvin]

I really like the hangtimey vertical loop on the small Eurofighters like Untamed (Canobie). There are a lot of crazy inversions out there, RMC hybrids concentrate exclusively on rolls and stalls which are fine, but for my money, you can't beat a good old vertical loop.

[@CanobieCoaster]

Untamed does have a nice loop. It's even better on the Eurofighters with just lap bars.

[@planetcoaductions8820]

@@CanobieCoaster I think the Eurofoghter you thinking of is monster ,which is actually a Infinity coaster

[@jojo_hendriks]

My favourite inversions are the double dive loop on Ride to Happiness and the Corner stall on Untamed. My god are those amazing. Schwarzkopf loops and B&M zero g rolls also hit hard.

[@CanobieCoaster]

Those are awesome.

[@coasterkarl1022]

my favorite is the mosasaurs roll. i was holding on for dear life

[@CanobieCoaster]

It's exceptional.

[@GamingSandviches]

the b&m invert batwings are so underrated! I've only done the one on montu but it's so crazy. Was happy to see you put it so high on your list :D

[@CanobieCoaster]

They are insane.

[@michaeltaylor1603]

#1 Ride to Happiness! I'm dyin'! I do love the quirky loops on Texas Tornado. Great list!

[@CanobieCoaster]

Thanks!

[@C4rterMusic]

Ayeee shout out to my job! (Nickelodeon Universe!)

[@CanobieCoaster]

Nice!

[@Pineapplesalesman9]

I laughed audibly when it went from the scorpion tail on cobra to the loop on cobra, the editing was peak.

[@CanobieCoaster]

Thank you.

[@CosmicFishbowl]

The Mosasaurus roll on Velocicoaster scares the hell out of every single time. I love it. It feels like the ride is trying to throw you out. It’s the only coaster I’ve ever been on that still makes me just a little nervous every time I get in and pull down the lap bar.

[@CanobieCoaster]

I love that part.

[@swiftbinn5680]

Just surprised not to see the final slow roll on banshee at kings island . I’m sure it’s lumped in with one of the ones listed for multiple rides but still one of my favorites !

[@CanobieCoaster]

That one just missed the list.

[@spentron1]

Dense list ... Dominator's is my favorite of the vertical loops. In all back rows there's a bit of air, never touch the restraints, mainly notice coming back up into the seat at a angle due to rotation when not in it --while looking straight at the Eiffel upside down. Also plenty of +Gs going into it right after the drop.

[@CanobieCoaster]

Dominator is a good floorless. I just wish it had a zero-G roll.

[@jumpydashgd4699]

The lagoon roll and Tatsu's pretzel loop are my favorite

[@CanobieCoaster]

I love those ones.

[@ThemeParkAvenue]

Tatsu’s is in my top 2.

[@mcb187]

I have 3 favorite inversions for different reasons. 1: the interlocking loops on Loch Ness Monster, BGW. It may just be 2 average vertical loops, but the view is amazing on and off the ride. Sometimes, you even get 2 trains going through at once! Looking up during that is insanely disorienting, especially when there is another train in the loop. 2: the Bernal roll drop on Storm Chaser (my first and only RMC at time of writing). You did a pretty good job describing it in the video. My dad was not expecting it, and he was very surprised. 3: Griffin’s first inversion. Decent hang time, and an insanely high inversion. I have some really great pictures of myself and family upside down in that.

[@CanobieCoaster]

I'm not a fan of the immelmanns on dive machines to be honest. I like the loops on Loch Ness Monster though.

[@mikus6088]

Im a big fan of all the inversions on Banshee, and the first corkscrew on Incredible Hulk. But my favorite is by far the corked roll on Storm Chaser. It gave me by far the most powerful sustained airtime and laterals Ive ever felt, as well as headchoppers. Overall, great list!

[@CanobieCoaster]

Thanks! Those ones are great.

[@ThemeParkAvenue]

I predicted that your top 2 would be the Mosasaurus Roll and TRTH Flying Snake Dive. I was right!

[@CanobieCoaster]

Yup!

[@KondaaKage]

Love this list, or anything that’s about rollercoaster elements 😅, looking forward to hopefully seeing more hahaha

[@CanobieCoaster]

There should be more in a bit.

[@OklahomaCoasterFan]

The Mosasaurus Roll is my favorite. But if I ever get on Ride to Happiness, that might change. That does sound awesome! On one of my last Velocicoaster rides, the person riding with me shouted before the roll to lean your body to the right. That made the laterals even more crazy, and possibly made the upsidedown airtime stronger.

[@CanobieCoaster]

I loved riding Velocicoaster with 2 people who had never ridden it 3 months ago. One of them had ridden his first inverting coaster just a day before (Rock n Roller Coaster). Needless to say, Velocicoaster left him stunned.

[@Titter2]

@@CanobieCoaster Velocicoaster was my very first roller coaster. I'm sure I went on some small ones as a kid, but never anything I would classify as a true coaster. I was speechless for a good while. Immediately wanted to go on all the roller coasters there, but none of them gave me that pure adrenaline rush. Next time I'll try with my hands up, but I have a feeling that won't last long.

[@donkeyentertain]

Great List! I’ve been on a few of them. I’d love to get on Lech Coaster some day, every inversion on that ride looks fantastic especially that first one. Some of my favorites: - Storm Runner flying snake dive - Great Bear corkscrew… love the entire sequence… sharp turnaround, pause for a glide along the creek, snappy left pull up above the wonky supports, brief pause, then the right hand snappy inversion - Great Bear Vertical Loop and Immelmann… love the gradual, extended pullout of the loop before the Immelmann - Batman the ride barrel rolls (only have been on SFGAd, SFMM)… love the brief pause after the first helix, right turn, left barrel roll, over banked right turn, then dive into the trench for the second barrel roll - Dueling Dragons - Fire/Chinese Fireball Immelmann and helix

[@CanobieCoaster]

Great Bear has very good inversions. That's an underrated invert.

[@Nick_J_]

13:52 the dive on Mystery Mine definitely does offer hangtime though

[@CanobieCoaster]

Yes, that half barrel roll does.

[@JEDIMIKETTV]

The B&M Inverted Cobra Roll (Raptor) was the element that turned me into an enthusiast

[@CanobieCoaster]

Nice!

[@Maselino]

"It feels like time is standing still" 16:30 - I see what you did there.

[@CanobieCoaster]

Yup

[@MacRay14]

Granted, I've not been on nearly as many coasters as you, my most memorable inversion is still the Pretzel Loop on Tatsu. Truly incredible force on the bottom of that loop. Can't help but laugh when it's done because it feels like it was designed by a masochist

[@CanobieCoaster]

It's insane.

[@marque235]

Wow. Excellent video! I want to ride them all! Thank you. New subbie from Ohio👍🏾

[@CanobieCoaster]

Thanks!

[@juliancoasterking]

Same here, the flying snake dive on RTH in the front row is just like nothing else, my second one would be Untamed's Corner Stall and after that i find it hard to rank😂 But I really like rankings like that, keep it up🙌🏼

[@CanobieCoaster]

Thanks! I preferred the flying snake dive in back, but it was amazing anywhere.

[@juliancoasterking]

@@CanobieCoaster yeah in the back you have crazy hangtime, but I absolutely love how you get pulled through the first inversion in the front car, espacially when you do like a frontflip, going sideways facing to the finale of the ride. It just feels like the ride wants to throw you out of the ride into the ground like a rodeo on steroids😂 And I love the self closing lap bar system, you can let you so much room, that's so awesome, espacially in the Jojo roll

[@kellensmith2146]

Storm runners flying snake dive is at my home park.

[@CanobieCoaster]

Nice!

[@sqoomsh]

That cobra scorpion tail to loop transition caught me off guard, it was a really cool transition :)

[@CanobieCoaster]

Thanks!

[@mmax9340]

Great Video! Where is my favorite inversion, the heartlineroll on Karacho?

[@CanobieCoaster]

That's lumped in with slow barrel rolls.

[@colby5706]

tatsu’s pretzel loop is so insane i love it so much

[@CanobieCoaster]

Me too.

[@maniamuse1319]

Agree with Blue Fire's inline, it feels like you are being thrown out of the train by your ankles.

[@CanobieCoaster]

It's wild.

[@CoasterHorizons]

some of mine are basically all of velocicoaster’s inversions, alpengeist’s cobra roll, jersey devils stall, b&m invert corkscrews, and a few others

[@CanobieCoaster]

All those are great.

[@adambuckler1398]

Find it interesting that out of the B&M zero-g rolls, all 3 of your favorites were on sit-downs. I agree, I think the sit down coasters are just more forceful in general

[@CanobieCoaster]

The sit-downs tend to be older.

[@SkyrushFanboy]

My favorites off the top of my head: Storm runner - flying snake dive Impulse (Knoebels) - heartline roll Sky rocket (KW) - zero g roll Raptor (CP) - zero g roll and cobra roll Volcano the blast coaster - roll out

[@CanobieCoaster]

Volcano was another cool one.

[@LGN_of.the.hiddenmist]

18:41 that one on pantheon looking like a RMC Stall

[@CanobieCoaster]

It does.

[@nerf_miner1763]

I'm super glad that u got kumba, cheetah hunt, and montu at Busch gardens, Tampa

[@CanobieCoaster]

All 3 are great.

[@juulbrassee5600]

Great list💯💯 but i think that the pretzel loop on tatsu is a bit better as the other ones

[@CanobieCoaster]

That pretzel loop is a little better with its size and placement.

[@JCapMedia]

>introduces dive loops on gerstlauer infinities at #18 >shows eurofighters instead

[@CanobieCoaster]

The two have a lot of similarities.

[@ThemeParkAvenue]

“The Ride to Happiness feels like you’re standing still” Based on that, they should have put the JoJo roll on Time Traveler.

[@CanobieCoaster]

I wish Time Traveler had one.

[@StamfordBridge]

I was chuckling at the intense math you did for the beginning: number of coasters with inversions and total number of inversions. How did you get those numbers? Also, I love that Texas Tornado made the list. I loved that crazy coaster.

[@CanobieCoaster]

I have an Excel spreadsheet that keeps track of my rankings. It also includes stats and number of cycles, so it was quick to get those numbers.

[@griffinnovie4921]

You should make a list of the best bunny hills!

[@CanobieCoaster]

I may do that down the road.

[@ChibiProwl]

Intimidator305 at King’s Dominion has some of the best! Be prepared! Your a$$ WILL leave the seat on their bunny hills.

[@NoahCoasterNerd]

13:53 "The element doesn't offer much in terms of hangtime" Gold Rush would like a word with you

[@CanobieCoaster]

The backwards launch part does, but the finale just had violent laterals for me.

[@NoahCoasterNerd]

@@CanobieCoaster Yeah exactly. I also get a little bit of hangtime in the back on the finale but it definitely gets overshadowed by the laterals, especially on the left side of the train. It's very seat dependent, if Slagharen wasn't my home park I probably wouldn't have even noticed it.

[@VillasByrne]

I did not expect Blue Fires Heartline roll this high up. But i love that inversions sooo sooo much! It feels pretty much like ejector hangtime. Some of my favourites are Hyperions Dive Loop, Blue fires heartline roll and Infinities Dive Loops. Btw, is Junkers Dive Loop as aggressive as Karachos? Because it doesnt look like it

[@CanobieCoaster]

Junker's is just as aggressive. As is the one on Gold Rush.

[@VillasByrne]

@@CanobieCoaster I have ridden Gold Rush. That one is just as good as Karacho! Great to hear about Junker!

[@JFrombaugh]

Do you plan on making an updated list in 2025? I can’t wait to see where the Fire Serpent Roll, Ice Winder Roll, & Celestial Spin will end up ranking in relation to each other.

[@CanobieCoaster]

Possibly when enough of it changes.

[@mrgrass1232]

The maxx dive loop is 1 inversion since it doesn’t go back to 45* or less before releasing so it counts as one

[@CanobieCoaster]

Definitely get the argument.

[@Flycoaster]

What you think about the Hyper-Coaster Zero-G roll?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Looks awesome.

[@BigDCoasterFam]

I wish on Velocicoaster’s mosasaurus roll, Universal would have had an animatronic mosasaurus peeking out of the water to give an extra element of fright

[@CanobieCoaster]

That would have been even better.

[@Jb-vq7dj]

Imagine an rmc wing coaster

[@CanobieCoaster]

That would be odd!

[@mitchellries256]

Some of my favorites include the heartline roll on Cheetah Hunt at Busch Gardens Tampa, the inversions after the launch on Incredible Hulk Coaster at Universal's Islands of Adventure and Volcano: The Blast Coaster at Kings Dominion, the top hat inversion on Mr. Freeze: Reverse Blast at Six Flags Over Texas, the huge loop on Full Throttle at Six Flags Magic Mountain, the zero-g stall Goliath at Six Flags Great America and the first inversion on Wicked Cyclone at Six Flags New England, the heartline rolls on X Flight at Six Flags Great America and Gatekeeper at Cedar Point because of how close the train gets to the walls of those arches that you fo through, the inversions on Dragon Challenge at Universal's Islands of Adventure where you felt like your legs were going to hit the riders from the trains you pass by and the pretzel loops you go through on the B&M flyers. I also like the layout of the first four inversions on Alpengeist at Busch Gardens Williamsburg because starting the ride off with an Immelman instead of a loop took me by surprise the first time I rode it and how quickly you go through those inversions plus the tunnel in the middle of them and how close you get to the ground feels like you can't catch a break between them.

[@CanobieCoaster]

Those ones are all excellent. Florida has/had a lot of awesome inversions.

[@RyanDaRizzle]

What no mention of the Top Gun Stall on Twisted Colossus?

[@CanobieCoaster]

That's in with the zero-G stalls.

[@mateoalvira3514]

You should make an updated video of top roller coaster inversions in the world

[@CanobieCoaster]

I may in the future.

[@chargedonpc9989]

TBH my favorite inversion on any coaster I have ridden is the loop on SooperDooperLooper. Do you know how many gs it pulls, it was satisfyingly forceful.

[@CanobieCoaster]

Most Schwarzkopf loops pull between 4-5 Gs.

[@upsidedown_]

Great list👌🏻

[@CanobieCoaster]

Thanks!

[@ethanhcomposer]

Gotta agree with most of these, my current favorite is the Mosasaurus roll and it isn't even close.

[@CanobieCoaster]

That's an elite moment.

[@cheffren7011]

Zero g stall on Taiga Vertical loop on Typhoon and Black mamba Zero g roll on Black mamba Heartline roll on Blue fire, Anubis the ride and Lost gravity Inline twist on Sky scream The final flip on Kirnu. Before Taiga I'd never ridden a zero g stall before so that was a weird sensation but I loved it. It is my favorite inversion. The inversion that looks the most intriguing for me is the barrel roll on Ispeed. That looks wild and fast.

[@CanobieCoaster]

Taiga's barrel roll is great for the sensations and visuals on the hill.

[@katashworth41]

The zero-g roll on Nemesis, it’s so disorientating after that helix.

[@CanobieCoaster]

I agree.

[@chuck4714]

Omg... Your riding a roller coaster!! That's so crazy. I can't believe it. Omg. Roller coasters.

[@CanobieCoaster]

I love them.

[@ethanhcomposer]

Wait, is Ride to Happiness's inversion considered a flying snake dive? I thought it was called a "Step-up underflip".

[@willt6970]

The only other coasters with that inversion on rcdb are RMCs (Joker, Twisted Cyclone, and Untamed) and no matter which of their inversions is being labeled the "step-up underflip" none of them have an inversion that's similar to the one on Ride to Happiness. I think the step-up underflip is referring to the first inversion on Joker and Twisted Cyclone, which is like an incomplete barrel roll while rising; that could sorta compare to the beginning of Ride to Happiness' inversion but it doesn't encompass the rest of the element so it doesn't seem to really apply.

[@Def3niTion]

In the animated POV from MACK Rides its called "Double Inverting Dive Loop"

[@CanobieCoaster]

RCDB doesn't count the final inversion as two. They count it as one. It feels and looks like 2 inversions to me.

[@ianmortimer5325]

Will AlpenFury's three new and one-of-a-kind inversions make the list?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Maybe, but I need to try it first.

[@limonscore]

Blue Fires Heartline Roll is so underrated. Overall I m not a big fan of this ride but the heartline roll is amazing

[@CanobieCoaster]

I like the ride, but especially that element.

[@fallonfish190]

Velocicoaster taking up 4 spots, two of which are in the top 10: we love to see it

[@CanobieCoaster]

It's amazing.

[@Rantasalmi47]

my all inversions list since i havent went on nearly enough coasters for 50 1. Taiga Immelman loop 2. Taiga In-line Twist 3. Taiga Zero-g stall 4. Kirnu's flip at the end 5. Maurer-Shone Skyloop Lift Hill (5th since i went on Ukko during rain, Ow.) 6. Taiga Zero-g Winder None of them are bad, i just havent ridden that many coasters which invert.

[@CanobieCoaster]

Taiga has so many great inversions.

[@Jakebtw]

Idk why but my favorite inversion is the zero g roll on iron rattler when you h go o onto the mountain it is so fun

[@CanobieCoaster]

That is a great inversion.

[@Jakebtw]

@@CanobieCoaster and also I just discovered your channel and love it I subscribed and keep up the good work

[@rikparren5157]

I havent been on most of these coasters. but I just knew that the flying snake dive would be the nr 1. its by far the most INSANE element I have experienced on any coaster. it was different every time you went trough it. while spinning backwards it is just insane. for a few seconds you just dont know where you are. and come out of it completely disoriented.

[@CanobieCoaster]

I knew it would be crazy on Ride to Happiness after riding Storm Runner's.

[@bradboets231]

I doesn’t ride the tatsu rollercoaster but That “front Flip” are how you describe it looks very Scary!

[@CanobieCoaster]

It's intense.

[@sleepyrobot6129]

What exactly is the difference between the barrel roll on Blue Fire and the one on Velocicoaster?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Speed

[@grovsey3656]

What about Nemesis at Alton Towers? The first bit is awesome.

[@CanobieCoaster]

The first corkscrew is good, not great. I adore how that ride gets better as it goes!

[@grovsey3656]

@@CanobieCoaster I recon the first inversion is the best. It builds up Good speed heading into it and it really does feel like its heading off the track as it spins. Rode it on Wednesday front row and it felt really fast..not sure why I've ridden it probably 30 times in total it must of been the heat.

[@mateoalvira3514]

What do you think about the zero G roll on Batman the Ride at Six Flags Great America and the zero G roll on Dragon Khan at PortAventura?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Both are very whippy.

[@jgd5ygdyhcr6]

U can see why velocicoaster is so perfect with all of its inversions being in the list this coaster is buts and my no.1 by far way ahead of my no.2 which is mako at seaworld

[@CanobieCoaster]

Velocicoaster is one of my favorites.

[@alantrotter2077]

I've experienced 27 of the 50 on this list. For me the Mosasaurus roll is the top inversion. I think Velocicoaster has the best set of inversion of any coaster I've ridden. After the Mosasaurus roll some of my other favorites are: The Stall on Goliath at SFGA. I prefer this one to Joker's. The pretzel loop on Tatsu The batwing on Montu The batwing on Afterburn Lagoon Roll on Cannibal

[@CanobieCoaster]

Taiga is similar to Velocicoaster in that regard as well.

[@koalakyle19]

I know no one is gonna talk about this or care, but I really liked Vortex's batwing at Kings Island. Rip. Also Firehawk was super intense and had great inversions as well

[@CanobieCoaster]

The verical loops on those 2 coasters were great.

[@brittenthomas2050]

What about the deathroll on iron gwazii

[@CanobieCoaster]

I made this list before that ride opened, but it would have placed highly.

[@justiceleaguebattleformetr9239]

My top 5: 1. Maxx Force’s heart line roll 2. Steel Vengeance’s first zero-g roll 3. X-Flight’s in-line twist 4. Thunderbird’s in-line twist 5. Mr. Freeze’s inverted top hat

[@CanobieCoaster]

I think my favorite inversion on Steel Vengeance may be that second one, but the first is great too.

[@justiceleaguebattleformetr9239]

@@CanobieCoaster the second one was alright, but the first one left me shocked, especially from the front row

[@mateoalvira3514]

Which zero G roll do you like more, the zero G roll on Wildfire at SIlver Dollar City, the zero G roll on Montu at Busch Gardens Tampa, or the zero G roll on Dragon Khan at PortAventura? Why?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Wildfire doesn't have a zero-G roll. I like the one on Dragon Khan a bit more since it feels more rapid.

[@sandraweilbrenner67]

The pretzel roll inversion on tatsu that rips your face off. And the lagoon roll on cannibal.

[@CanobieCoaster]

Both are awesome.

[@arloproduction4795]

I haven’t been on any stall but Goliath and Goliath looks like it goes the slowest than the other

[@CanobieCoaster]

Goliath's stall is fantastic. Lots of hangtime.

[@supremefan]

Goliath SFGam Dive/Stall should be counted as one like your other multi inversions as they happen so closely together.

[@CanobieCoaster]

They do happen back to back, but the two elements feel like the separate ones to me.

[@blockin9556]

i wish the batwing on afterburn snapped as hard as the cobra roll on alpengiest, then they would be so insane

[@CanobieCoaster]

Try Montu if you want that.

[@gabrielbrantzen2459]

Velocicoaster and ride to happiness have all their inversions in it

[@CanobieCoaster]

Ride to Happiness's vertical loop and banana roll didn't make it, but most did.

[@leejackson1788]

Ride to happiness looks unreal check out its POV what a ride!!

[@CanobieCoaster]

It's insane.

[@AnotherSwissYoutubeUser]

6:35 7 seconds of uninterrupted Hangtime, more Hangtime than Hangtime. And also that loop is so good, but shaky 😬

[@CanobieCoaster]

It's not hard to have more hangtime than Hangtime.

[@Emilia-ov6yi]

My favourite inversion ride have to be the smiler in Alton towers with 14 inversions.

[@CanobieCoaster]

That's a fun ride, but many of the individual inversions won't make this list.