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Invertigo

Roller coaster
Minimum height to ride: 54 inches

About Invertigo

Inverted, looping shuttle style coaster, with a 138-foot hill and top speed of 55 mph. Each car has back-to-back seats, allowing riders to face eachother. Formerly known as Face/Off. -- Last edited by Corey Nelson

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41 votes, so far

I am over Vekoma and the "Boomerang" ride! - Adam Clinard

Formerly "Face Off", this ride is fun and pulls a lot of sharp turns and inversions, but only one car can run at one so the line is longer than it seems - Byron Smith

Fun ride. First ride you see coming in. Looks scary but not that bad. I love the face off kind of thing. It's cool seeing your friends flip. 8 out of 10. - Jamie Rieger

never rode this before......might ride it when i go - Glenn Sims

Although visually appealing, Invertigo offers a larger headache than it gives a thrill. Blacking out is also promised on this Vekoma death-trap. The only reason a sane person would ride is to boost their coaster count up one. - Ty Mullins

Great ride just a little short - Brandon S

great ride with inversions. - Logan Donovan

Lame its a 45 second ride - Nate Dapper


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