How does the "inverted coaster" differ from a standard roller coaster?

The inverted coaster is characterized by the unique riding experience it offers, where riders are suspended below the track rather than sitting on top of it as in standard roller coasters. This design allows for a more dynamic and thrilling experience, as riders dangle freely, enhancing the sense of weightlessness and providing different angles of motion during drops and inversions.

This arrangement also plays a significant role in the coaster's layout and design, allowing for a more extensive use of inversions and high-speed maneuvers, leading to a distinct ride experience compared to traditional coasters where riders are seated above the rails. However, options that suggest the coaster has fewer inversions or operates on water do not accurately reflect the nature of inverted coasters, as many have multiple inversions, and they generally operate on traditional tracks rather than over water.