Inverted coasters
Trains hang beneath the track so your feet dangle — B&M made the style famous.
Inverted coasters suspend the train below the track so riders' legs hang free. The layout often emphasizes tight ground-hugging turns and snappy inversions rather than huge airtime hills.
The feel is different from a standard sit-down coaster: more exposed, more lateral movement, and often a sense of speed even when stats look moderate.
When comparing inverted rides, note train type and layout density. A compact invert at one park can feel wilder than a taller sit-down coaster with a calmer circuit.