What was your first coaster with inversions?

[Taylor Finn]

Lochness Monster at BGWB, at age 6. I seriously cried in that line. So worth it, though.

[michaellynn4]

Viper at Six Flags Great Adventure, in 1995. Was ten at the time. Retrospectively, what a horrible way to start off a coaster addict. It could've ruined coasters for me before I even got started!

[azza29]

Thunderbolt at Dreamworld. Double loop = awesomesauce!

[XII]

Revolution @ SFMM

[Gilly]

Magic Mountain, Gardaland when I was 5

[vacoaster09]

Sidewinder, Hershey Park

[cfc]

My first looping coaster was the Great American Revolution at Magic Mountain (pre-Six Flags and pre-OTSRs)--it was a great ride then. Next would probably be the Turn of the Century at Marriott's Great America in Santa Clara--it was a great ride, too.

Edited November 27, 2012 by cfc

[Condor]

Canyon Blaster at Circus Circus Adventuredome. Still the best coaster in all of Nevada....

[BudtheWeiser]

The Looping Star at Margate for me used to love that coaster back then

[hansrubens]

It must be Python at De Efteling.

 

 

--Hans

[talonec]

Showing my age, but in 1975 it was The Corkscrew at Knott's Berry Farm. I cried in line and my dad dragged me on. I loved it. Then we went to Magic Mountain that next year and I rode The Great American Revolution. Loved it. The next looping two were Turn of the Century and Tidal Wave at Marriott's Great America in Santa Clara. Good times!

[samster313245678]

Nemesis - Alton towers! pretty good one if you ask me

[mwoods244]

I was currently living in Utah at the time, but my first looping coaster was Revolution at Six Flags Magic Mountain with lap bars. Bring back the lap bars!!!!

[tarheelblue55]

Scorpoin at Busch Gardens Tampa

[mknut389]

Flight of fear at kings dominion-pre lapbar upgrade

Somehow got over my headache enough after to go on anaconda... To make a long sorry short, I went home after that and didn't ride another coaster for 5 years.

Thank god Busch Gardens had some good coasters to make me forget that traumatic experience

[Hilltopper39]

Mine would be the now defunct Wabash Cannonball at Opryland USA! Nothing special by today's standards but it was certainly an exciting ride back to me back then!

[alilstronger]

Sooperdooperlooper at Hersheypark

[TyRush]

SooperDooperLooper @Hershey

[Intaman]

My first looping coaster was the Demon @ Six Flags Great America. Of course, I was only six years old, but I recall how much I enjoyed the tunnel and its lighting.

[Kyle Coleman]

Revolution at sfmm while they still had just seatbelts on it.

[SixFlagsBoy]

mine was the SooperDooperLooper at Hershey Park

Edited November 27, 2012 by SixFlagsBoy

[fraroc]

My first looping coaster was SooperDooperLooper at Hersheypark when I was four. My parents and my aunt and uncle coaxed me to go on the ride on that thing at night. I was of course, pissing my pants scared. I think the tunnel freaked me out the most because everybody started screaming to scare everybody.

 

I rode it again during the day, and I loved it! In fact to this day, SooperDooperLooper is one of my absolute favorite roller coasters. Just goes to show you, if you try it, you'll like it!

[invisibleinthedark]

Zonga, SFMW. Enough said...

[1badgmc]

Shockwave SFOT when I was about 4.

[DRACHEN_FIRE_FAN-BOY]

As my screen-name states; Drachen Fire at BGW. I was five years old, and it was night time. I remember it as though it was yesterday. I was in the front row of the third car, I remember seeing the lights on the train and everything. Best day for a five year old, ever!