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Construction

Track has a square-section steel spine, connected to the inside edges of tubular steel running rails. Supports are large square-section steel posts. Trains hang underneath the track, held in position by wheels above, below and outside the running rails.

Special Track Elements

Banked Curves
Vertical Loop
Steep Twist
In-Line Twist
Half Loop
Corkscrew
Banked Helix
On-Ride Photo
Large Loop / Half Loop (Added Attractions and onward)

Constraints

Banked Curves - 50° banking
Maximum Track Slope - 60°
Maximum Lift Hill Slope - 25°
Maximum Height - 118 Feet

Vehicles

RCT1 Icon

Inverted Roller Coaster
(Inverted Roller Coaster)
RollerCoaster Tycoon 1

RCT1 Icon

4-Across Inverted Roller Coaster
(Inverted Roller Coaster)
Loopy Landscapes

Operating Modes

Continuous circuit mode
Powered launch (RCT1 and OpenRCT2 only)

Pre-built designs

RollerCoaster Tycoon

Build menu only

Danglefeet

Scenarios

Flightmare (Mel's World)
Dexter (Swamp Cove)
Sinister (Swamp Cove)
Roller Coaster 4 (Dusty Desert)
Frightmare (Frightmare Hills)
Roller Coaster 5 (Tiny Towers)
Purple Peril (Megaworld Park)
Nemesis (Alton Towers)

RollerCoaster Tycoon 2

Build menu only

Danglefeet
Empire Express
Golden Eagle

Other Information

An Inverted Roller Coaster feels more intense and exciting than a sit-down roller coaster; this is due to the exposed feeling the riders have with their feet dangling below them and the lack of a car surrounding them.
Inverted Roller Coasters typically have a nausea rating the same as or higher than the intensity rating, due to vertical G's at the crests of drops. Prepare for high nausea and lots of throw-up by placing benches and litter bins near the exit. Also, try to keep food stalls at a distance.
This is the only ride in the original RCT to have a different image when you install an expansion pack.
In OpenRCT2 versions before v0.4.3, any Inverted Roller Coaster track designs imported from RCT1 that use the two-seater trains will use the Compact Inverted Coaster's default trains instead (due to the two-seater trains being absent in RCT2).

In Real Life

The Inverted Roller Coaster is known to have replaced the old Suspendeds made by Arrow, partly due to the Newer Inverts being more intense and being able to invert unlike the old swaying suspendeds. The first Inverted Roller Coaster was built in 1992 by Bolliger & Mabillard and the layout of that coaster has been used in more than 12 parks around the world. B&M coasters of all types are known for their unique 4-across seating and box track, the box track making a distinct roar that is only muffled by filling the tracks and supports with sand. All three of the US six flags parks in RCT2 have an Inverted Roller Coaster, but they were not featured in the game. There is also a two-across train in RCT1. This train was made by Giovanola, which was a sub-contractor to Intamin and B&M until 2002. The only Giovanola invert is in South Africa.

RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 Rides and Attractions
Transport	Chairlift • Lift • Miniature Railway • Monorail • Suspended Monorail • Trams
Gentle	Car Ride • Circus • Crooked House • Dodgems • Ferris Wheel • Flying Saucers • Ghost Train • Haunted House • Maze • Merry-Go-Round • Mini Golf • Mini Helicopters • Monorail Cycles • Monster Trucks • Observation Tower • Space Rings • Spiral Slide
Roller Coasters	Air Powered Vertical Coaster • Bobsleigh Coaster • Compact Inverted Coaster • Corkscrew Roller Coaster • Flying Roller Coaster • Giga Coaster • Heartline Twister Coaster • Hyper Twister Coaster • Hypercoaster • Inverted Hairpin Coaster • Inverted Impulse Coaster • Inverted Roller Coaster • Junior Roller Coaster • LIM Launched Roller Coaster • Lay-down Roller Coaster • Looping Roller Coaster • Mine Ride • Mine Train Coaster • Mini Roller Coaster • Mini Suspended Coaster • Multi-Dimension Roller Coaster • Reverse Freefall Coaster • Reverser Roller Coaster • Side-Friction Roller Coaster • Spinning Wild Mouse • Spiral Roller Coaster • Stand-up Roller Coaster • Twister Roller Coaster • Steel Mini Roller Coaster • Steel Wild Mouse • Steeplechase • Suspended Swinging Coaster • Vertical Drop Roller Coaster • Virginia Reel • Water Coaster • Wooden Roller Coaster • Wooden Wild Mouse
Thrill	3D Cinema • Enterprise • Go Karts • Launched Freefall • Magic Carpet • Motion Simulator • Pirate Ship • Roto-Drop • Swinging Inverter Ship • Top Spin • Twist
Water	Boat Hire • Dinghy Slide • Log Flume • River Rafts • River Rapids • Splash Boats • Submarine Ride
Shops & Stalls	Art Deco Food Stall • Balloon Stall • Beef Noodles Stall • Burger Bar • Candyfloss Stall • Cash Machine • Chicken Nuggets Stall • Chip Shop • Chips Stall • Coffee Shop • Cookie Shop • Doughnut Shop • Drinks Stall • First Aid Room • Flower Power T-Shirts • Fried Chicken Stall • Fried Rice Noodles Stall • Fruity Ices Stall • Funnel Cake Shop • Hat Stall • Hot Chocolate Stall • Hot Dog Stall • Iced Tea Stall • Information Kiosk • Lemonade Market Stall • Lemonade Stall • Meatball Soup Stall • Moon Juice • Neptune's Seafood Stall • Pizza Stall • Popcorn Stall • Pretzel Stall • Roast Sausage Stall • Star Fruit Drink Stall • Sea Food Stall • Soft Toy Stall • Souvenir Stall • Soybean Milk Stall • Sub Sandwich Stall • Sujeonggwa Stall • Sunglasses Stall • T-Shirt Stall • Toffee Apple Market Stall • Toffee Apple Stall • Toilets • Witches Brew Soup • Wonton Soup Stall

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 {{Infobox Ride
- |pic=Inverted Coaster.png
+|RCT1=4-Across Inverted Roller Coaster
- |type=Roller Coaster
+|RCT2=4-Across Inverted Roller Coaster
+|type=Roller Coaster
- |descr=A steel roller coaster with trains that are held <br> beneath the track, with many complex and <br> twisting track elements.
+|descr=A steel roller coaster with trains that are held <br> beneath the track, with many complex and <br> twisting track elements.
- |cost=4,100+
+|cost=4,100+
- |size=Large (variable)
+|size=Large (variable)
- |game=[[RollerCoaster Tycoon]], [[RollerCoaster Tycoon 2]], <br> [[RollerCoaster Tycoon 3]]
+|game=[[RollerCoaster Tycoon]], [[RollerCoaster Tycoon 2]], <br> [[RollerCoaster Tycoon 3]]
 }}
-===Construction===
+==Construction==
 Track has a square-section steel spine, connected to the inside edges of tubular steel running rails. Supports are large square-section steel posts. Trains hang underneath the track, held in position by wheels above, below and outside the running rails.
 ===Special Track Elements===
+* Banked Curves
+* Vertical Loop
-*Banked Curves
+* Steep Twist
-*Vertical Loop
-*Steep Twist
+* In-Line Twist
+* Half Loop
-*In-Line Twist
+* Corkscrew
-*Half Loop
+* Banked Helix
-*Corkscrew
+* [[On-ride photo|On-Ride Photo]]
-*Banked Helix
+* Large Loop / Half Loop ([[Added Attractions]] and onward)
-*On-Ride Photo
-*Large Loop / Half Loop ([[Corkscrew Follies]] and onward)
 ===Constraints===
 *Banked Curves - 50° banking
 *Maximum Track Slope - 60°
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 ===Vehicles===
+<div class="ridebox-list">
+{{Ridebox2D|Inverted Roller Coaster|RCT1}}
-*Suspended Chairs
+{{Ridebox2D|4-Across Inverted Roller Coaster|RCT1}}
-*4-Across Suspended Chairs ([[Loopy Landscapes]] and onward)
+</div>
 ===Operating Modes===
 *Continuous circuit mode
-*Powered launch
+*Powered launch (RCT1 and [[OpenRCT2]] only)
-===Other Information===
+===Pre-built designs===
+====RollerCoaster Tycoon====
+=====Build menu only=====
+*Danglefeet
+=====Scenarios=====
+*Flightmare ([[Mel's World]])
+*Dexter ([[Swamp Cove]])
+*Sinister ([[Swamp Cove]])
+*Roller Coaster 4 ([[Dusty Desert]])
+*Frightmare ([[Frightmare Hills]])
+*Roller Coaster 5 ([[Tiny Towers]])
+*Purple Peril ([[Megaworld Park]])
+*Nemesis ([[Alton Towers]])
+====RollerCoaster Tycoon 2====
-*An Inverted Roller Coaster feels more intense and exciting than a sit-down roller coaster; this is due to the exposed feeling the riders have with their feet dangling below them and the lack of a car surrounding them.
+=====Build menu only=====
-*Inverted Roller Coasters typically have a nausea rating the same as or higher than the intensity rating, due to vertical G's at the crests of drops. Prepare for high nausea and lots of throw-up by placing benches and litter bins near the exit. Also, try to keep food stalls at a distance.
+*Danglefeet
+*Empire Express
+*Golden Eagle
+== Other Information ==
-*This is the only ride in the original RCT to have a different image when you install an expansion pack.
+* An Inverted Roller Coaster feels more intense and exciting than a sit-down roller coaster; this is due to the exposed feeling the riders have with their feet dangling below them and the lack of a car surrounding them.
+* Inverted Roller Coasters typically have a nausea rating the same as or higher than the intensity rating, due to vertical G's at the crests of drops. Prepare for high nausea and lots of throw-up by placing benches and litter bins near the exit. Also, try to keep food stalls at a distance.
+* This is the only ride in the original RCT to have a different image when you install an expansion pack.
+* In OpenRCT2 versions before v0.4.3, any Inverted Roller Coaster track designs imported from RCT1 that use the two-seater trains will use the [[Compact Inverted Coaster]]'s default trains instead (due to the two-seater trains being absent in RCT2).
-===In Real Life===
+== In Real Life ==
+* The Inverted Roller Coaster is known to have replaced the old Suspendeds made by Arrow, partly due to the Newer Inverts being more intense and being able to invert unlike the old swaying suspendeds. The first Inverted Roller Coaster was built in 1992 by Bolliger & Mabillard and the layout of that coaster has been used in more than 12 parks around the world. B&M coasters of all types are known for their unique 4-across seating and box track, the box track making a distinct roar that is only muffled by filling the tracks and supports with sand. All three of the US six flags parks in RCT2 have an Inverted Roller Coaster, but they were not featured in the game. There is also a two-across train in RCT1. This train was made by Giovanola, which was a sub-contractor to Intamin and B&M until 2002. The only Giovanola invert is in South Africa.
+{{RollerCoaster Tycoon Rides & Attractions 2D}}
-*The Inverted Roller Coaster is known to have replaced the old Suspendeds made by Arrow, partly due to the Newer Inverts being more intense and being able to invert unlike the old swaying suspendeds. The first Inverted Roller Coaster was built in 1992 by Bolliger & Mabillard and the layout of that coaster has been used in more than 12 parks around the world. B&M coasters of all types are known for their unique 4-across seating and box track, the box track making a distinct roar that is only muffled by filling the tracks and supports with sand. All three of the US six flags parks in RCT2 have an Inverted Roller Coaster, but they were not featured in the game. There is also a two-across train in RCT1; this train was made by Giovanola, which was a sub-contractor to Intamin and B&M until 2002. The only Giovanola invert is in South Africa.
-{{RollerCoaster Tycoon Rides & Attractions}}
 [[Category:Roller Coasters]]
 [[Category:Powerd Launch]]
+[[Category:Rides]]
+[[Category:Roller coasters in RCT1]]
+[[Category:Roller coasters in RCT2]]
+[[Category:Roller coasters in RCT3]]
+[[Category:Attractions]]