An inverted coaster is a type of roller coaster where the train hangs below the track, allowing riders to experience a unique sensation of weightlessness. Unlike traditional coasters, where the train sits on top of the track, inverted coasters feature seats that swing freely, enhancing the thrill of twists and turns. These coasters often include elements like loops, corkscrews, and drops, providing an exhilarating ride. Popular examples of inverted coasters include Banshee at Kings Island and Montu at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay. Riders are secured with over-the-shoulder restraints, ensuring safety while they enjoy the ride's dynamic movements.