What was your first coaster to feature an inversion?

[Lofty]

I had never done an inversion until 2014 when I went to Alton Towers...and I did The Smiler first.
I'm not kidding.
But at least I knew that I liked inversions

That's actually brilliant. What a coaster to break your inversion virginity than the one with the most - I take my hat off to you!

 

[NeoXIII]

Lethal Weapon Pursuit/Cop Car Chase in Movie Park Germany, now sadly gone.

 

[chrisgeorgiou46]

Dragon Khan at PortAventura! I was so proud of myself.

 

[HeartlineCoaster]

Colossus at Thorpe.
In at the deep end, the point at which I conquered my fear of big rides.

 

[gadv1000]

This is embarrassing. That Vekoma Corkscrew at La Ronde. I think it's called Super Manege or something like that. Wish it could've been something else.

 

[gadv1000]

Dragon Khan at PortAventura! I was so proud of myself.

Dude, I envy you. Dragon Khan as your first coaster with inversions, that's a blessing.

 

[lachlan]

Tsunami at M&D's. There's not much choice in Scotland

 

[MestnyiGeroi]

My first inversion was THE first inversion (of the modern era): Corkscrew at Knott's Berry Farm, the year it came out.

 

[Tera]

I don´t remember when (it has been long time ago :-D ) but it was Boomerang in Prater in Austria I am glad it was this one. It isn´t specially long, high or fast but I think in sort of way it is a really special coaster