What was your first coaster with an inversion?

[vdch34278]

Cedar Point's Corkscrew

 

[Imagineer55]

Canyon Blaster at Adventuredome

 

[Heth]

Nemesis Inferno in 2004

 

[s253065]

Scorpion at Busch Gardens Tampa

 

[RcTmix]

Another for Corkscrew at Cedar Point. I agree it wasn't rough at all in the mid 90s. That or I was just a barely 48" tall kid with rubber for joints.

 

[SeanC]

Batman the Ride at Great Adventure in 95

 

[BlueSonicHD]

Corkscrew at Alton Towers 1984 #old

 

[rctneil]

Corkscrew at Sea World for me.

 

[Rupert]

Traumatizer at Pleasureland Southport, probably 2001? I thought it was incredible, particularly the footchopper just before the sidewinder.

Took me years before I knew how other coasters could compare to SLCs! On that trip I also experienced Cyclone (RIP) and King Solomon’s Mines (RIP) so I largely assumed all coasters were pretty rough, not to mention my home park was Lightwater Valley...

 

[MestnyiGeroi]

My first coaster with an inversion was the first modern coaster with an inversion, the year it opened.

 

[KristofWB]

Wervelwind in Bobbejaanland. I believe it was somewhere in 1992.

 

[skyvscoasters]

Mine was Tennessee Tornado at Dollywood. I remember being so shocked that a coaster could do a "loop dee loop" 3 times. Man was I in for a treat once I became an enthusiast.

 

[Cstrcrzd19]

Incredible Hulk Coaster at Universal's Islands of Adventure

 

[ConnecticutCoasters]

I was super flight at rye playland (yes, a zamperla volare)

 

[MakoMania]

Manta at SeaWorld Orlando was mine.

 

[Sandman]

Revolution at Blackpool Pleasure Beach around 2000.

 

[CSLKennyNI]

Black Mamba at Phantasialand

 

[Oliver.D]

SuperwirbeI HoIidaypark

 

[SDaniel]

Python at The Efteling in 1984...

 

[GeorgiaCoasterFan5308]

Blue Hawk @ Six Flags Over Georgia