Invertigo

I think we all know it’s not going to last forever but it’s still a very intense ride and I personally think it’s been running a bit smoother lately...

johnjniehaus

It’s also relatively smooth and comfortable as well which surprised me.

Carter Eckhart

The intensity combined with the snappy, tight inversions and old-school over the shoulder restraints can lead to some serious headbanging.

thomas stanley

I haven’t gone on it since \`07, because I had a horrible headache afterwards and my friend that I rode with got sick and threw up after the ride.

najellin

Definitely pulls some serious Gs, but having a lot of experience with a Vekoma GIB kind of takes the wind out of the sails of this version.

Bryan Bonafede

If I ever go on it again, I’m only going backwards first or I won’t go on it, because my body’s trying to tell me that it’s not good for me to get on that thing.

najellin

Intensity is cool and all, but when you almost completely grey out for most of the ride’s duration, causing a headache, it’s just painful, not exhilarating.

I'm NotHere

What I got were the positives of a regular Boomerang (intensity, drop, backwards section) amplified.

Wesley Flowers

I don’t ride Invertigo because the g’s are too much for me.

markr

Invertigo was intense on all of the 5 senses and too forceful for its own good sometimes.

Zach S.

The inversions are fast and intense and the loop taken on the return run has the most Gs of any ride at KI or anything I have ever ridden.

Michael M.

When it drops, it goes stupidly fast down the hill and races through the station and through three inversions.

roller rider

THe last time I rode the ride was a few years ago because I was lucky enough to walk on.  I literally felt like the ride was going to tear itself apart.

flightoffear1996

The layout is dumb and only allows there to be 1 train on the track at all times, and thus the capacity might actually be worse than FoF.

Elijah Bacelieri

The biggest drawback to this type of coaster is the very low capacity which leads to extremely slow moving lines.

Brian Sheldon