I used to flip myself over upside down in these back in the day. It was great fun. Most of them don’t let you do that anymore. Kind of a shame, but I guess carnivals and small amusement parks that have these could get sued pretty bad if anyone got hurt.
The only time I rode one of these was in the mid 2000’s I had a cherry slushy before hand and I had no clue how intense it would actually be and I kind of hurt my head during it and when I got off I threw up I was so dizzy after I’m never riding this ride type anymore. A while ago when Six Flags Great Adventure had their Rotor ride I did that and I actually didn’t get dizzy on that I actually enjoyed it
Yep! Many variations of getting spun, sticking to a wall, and perhaps tilting to close to 90 degrees. I wager the Gravitron's are among the most iNteNsE of the group, especially with that lighting. They don't call them SwirL & HuRL for nothing.
@@CanobieCoaster okay I just went on the ride So The Ride Does Not Use Magnetic I Could Get Up a Bit But It's Sciencetfic reason as if why I Couldn't Move I Think The Same Reason Why Sonic The Hedgehog Can Go on Loops Without Falling Off.
