Popular coasters
Popular coasters
United States, updated October 2026
Steel Curtain at Kennywood, 9 times upside down.
19 coasters8 states3 at Six Flags Magic Mountain
Top six, one mark per inversion
#2, tied
10 coasters at 7 times
Showing all 19
Every operating US coaster that goes upside down 6 or more times, as our sources count inversions. Equal counts share a rank.
Maine
Excalibur, Sea Viper, Wild Mouse
Never upside down · 3 coasters tie
Wisconsin
1 times upside down · Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park · Wood, 2005
New Hampshire
3 times upside down · Canobie Lake Park · Steel, 2011
Washington
3 times upside down · Wild Waves Theme & Water Park · Steel, 1997
Idaho
3 times upside down · 2 coasters tie
Minnesota
3 times upside down · Valleyfair · Steel, 1980
Illinois
Batman The Ride, Wrath of Rakshasa, X-Flight
5 times upside down · 3 coasters tie
Michigan
5 times upside down · Michigan's Adventure · Steel, 2008
New York
5 times upside down · 2 coasters tie
Massachusetts
Batman - The Dark Knight, Riddler Revenge
5 times upside down · 2 coasters tie
Oregon
3 times upside down · Oaks Amusement Park · Steel, 2018
Nevada
4 times upside down · Adventuredome · Steel, 1993
Iowa
5 times upside down · 2 coasters tie
Indiana
4 times upside down · Holiday World · Steel, 2015
Ohio
7 times upside down · Kings Island · Steel, 2014
#2 in the US ›Pennsylvania
9 times upside down · Kennywood · Steel, 2019
#1 in the US ›New Jersey
7 times upside down · 2 coasters tie
#2 in the US ›Connecticut
3 times upside down · Lake Compounce · Steel, 1997
California
7 times upside down · 3 coasters tie
#2 in the US ›Utah
2 times upside down · Lagoon · Steel, 1983
Colorado
5 times upside down · Elitch Gardens · Steel, 1997
Nebraska
Never upside down · Fun Plex · Steel, 2026
Missouri
5 times upside down · 2 coasters tie
Kentucky
2 times upside down · Kentucky Kingdom · Steel, 2016
West Virginia
Never upside down · Camden Park · Wood, 1958
Virginia
6 times upside down · Busch Gardens Williamsburg · Steel, 1997
#12 in the US ›Maryland
3 times upside down · Trimper Rides · Steel, 1986
Arizona
2 times upside down · Castles n' Coasters · Steel, 1992
New Mexico
El Bandido, Galaxi, Hurricane and 1 more
Never upside down · 4 coasters tie
Arkansas
5 times upside down · Magic Springs Theme and Water Park · Steel, 2004
Tennessee
4 times upside down · Dollywood · Steel, 2012
North Carolina
6 times upside down · Carowinds · Steel, 1999
#12 in the US ›South Carolina
Never upside down · 2 coasters tie
Oklahoma
1 times upside down · 2 coasters tie
Alabama
4 times upside down · Tropic Falls Theme Park · Steel, 2017
Georgia
Batman The Ride, Blue Hawk, Twisted Typhoon
5 times upside down · 3 coasters tie
Texas
6 times upside down · Six Flags Fiesta Texas · Steel, 2000
#12 in the US ›Florida
Incredible Hulk, Kraken, Montu
7 times upside down · 3 coasters tie
#2 in the US ›Pick a state
Most inversions in each state
Number on each tile is how many times its top coaster turns you upside down.
0x9xNo coaster in our data
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Most inversions in each state
Number on each tile is how many times its top coaster turns you upside down.
12 states and DC have no coaster in our data (operating coasters, family and kiddie coasters left out).
Steel Curtain at Kennywood, 9 times by our sources' count. Some sources count 8, because they count its banana roll as one inversion (Wikipedia).
Six Flags Magic Mountain, with 3: Viper, Scream! and Riddler's Revenge. California has 5 of the 19.
Steel Curtain, 75 mph.
Outlaw Run at Silver Dollar City, 3 times, a ride our sources list as wooden.
178 of the 446 operating US coasters in our data turn you over at least once.
Equal counts share a rank. 10 coasters tie at 7 for #2.
Ranking, inversion counts, top speeds, heights, opening years, makers and each ride's element list, with Wikipedia where our sources list no figure, from the Airtime Fever coaster dataset of US operating roller coasters, read Wed 9/30/2026. The dataset leaves out coasters our sources rate family or kiddie.
Steel Curtain's two counts: its Wikipedia article and Coasterpedia. Most per state: the same dataset, every operating coaster in each state.
Top photo: Jeremy Thompson, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons.
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