Zero-g stall

A zero-g stall is a roller coaster inversion that the track rotates 180 degrees, while traveling uphill - fully inverting riders. The track then levels out and while travelling downwards, the track rotates 180 degrees again but in the opposite direction.

The element has been featured on twelve roller coasters, most built by Rocky Mountain Construction:

Appearances

Name	Amusement park	Country	Manufacturer	Opened	Status
Goliath	Six Flags Great America	Illinois, USA	Rocky Mountain Construction	2014	Operating
Wicked Cyclone	Six Flags New England	Massachusetts, USA	Rocky Mountain Construction	2015	Operating
Joker	Six Flags Discovery Kingdom	California, USA	Rocky Mountain Construction	2016	Operating
Wildfire	Kolmården	Sweden	Rocky Mountain Construction	2016	Operating
Steel Vengeance	Cedar Point	Ohio, USA	Rocky Mountain Construction	2018	Operating
Hakugei	Nagashima Spa Land	Mie, Japan	Rocky Mountain Construction	2019	Operating
Taiga	Linnanmäki	Helsinki, Finland	Intamin	2019	Operating
Steel Curtain	Kennywood	Pennsylvania, USA	S&S Sansei Technologies	2019	Operating
Untamed	Walibi Holland	Flevoland, Netherlands	Rocky Mountain Construction	2019	Operating
Zadra	Energylandia	Lesser Poland, Poland	Rocky Mountain Construction	2019	Operating
West Coast Racers	Six Flags Magic Mountain	California, USA	Premier Rides	2020	Operating
Jersey Devil Coaster	Six Flags Great Adventure	New Jersey, USA	Rocky Mountain Construction	2021	Under construction
Iron Gwazi	Busch Gardens Tampa	Florida, USA	Rocky Mountain Construction	2021	Under construction
Jurassic World VelociCoaster	Universal’s Islands of Adventure	Florida, USA	Intamin	2021	Operating
Pantheon	Busch Gardens Williamsburg	Virginia, USA	Intamin	2021	Under construction

Similar inversions

The Top Gun stall is very similar to the zero-g stall, the only difference being that it is only featured on dueling or racing roller coasters in which one track does a zero-g stall over the other track.

External links

[https://rcdb.com/12189

.htm Zero-g stall] on the Roller Coaster DataBase.

This box: view edit Thrill elements
Inverting	Banana roll • Barrel roll • Barrel roll downdrop • Batwing • Bent cuban eight • Bowtie • Butterfly • Cobra loop • Cobra roll • Corkscrew • Cutback • Demonic knot • Dive drop • Dive loop • Dive stall • Diving turn • Dog tongue • Double inverting dive loop • Double inverting stall • Drachen fire dive drop • Finnish loop • Fly to lie / Lie to fly • Flying snake dive • Heartline roll • Immelmann • Inclined dive loop • Inclined loop • Inclined roll • In-line twist • Interlocking corkscrews • Interlocking loops • Lagoon roll • Negative-g stall loop • Norwegian loop • Over-banked inversion • Pretzel knot • Pretzel loop • Raven turn • Reverse cobra roll • Reverse sidewinder • Roll out • Roll over • Rollover camelback • Saxophone • Scorpion tail • Sea serpent • Sidewinder • SkyLoop • Step-up under flip • Tongue • Top-Gun stall • Twisted horseshoe roll • Twisted in-line rollback • Vertical loop • Wing over • Wraparound corkscrew • Zero-g roll • Zero-g stall • Zero-g winder
Non-inverting	Airtime twist • Banked tilt • Camelback circle • Dark/Show section • Double down • Elephant trunk • Fly-through station • Hairpin dive • Hammerhead turn • Helix • High five • Hill • Horseshoe • Jr. Scorpion tail • Kickflip • Non inverting cobra roll • Non inverting loop • Octopus arm • Outward banked airtime hill • Over-banked curve • Over-banked pretzel knot • Pretzel curve • S-curve • Shark tail • Slide track • Splashdown • Splash effect • Splash track • Stengel dive • Switch track • Tilt section • Trick track • Triple dip • Tunnel • Turntable • Twisted dive • Twisted top hat • Vertical drop track • Vertical rollback • Vertical spiral • Wagon wheel • Water brakes • Water channel • Wave turn • Windcatcher tower
Variable	Jr. Immelmann • Top hat