UK greyouts

[cjbrandy]

Is there any coasters in the UK that have made you grey or black out?

 

[Mysterious Sue]

No. The only coaster to have even given me spots for a second is I305.

 

[marc]

Rage after 3 goes in a row.

Just went light headed and could not see properly.

 

[caffeine_demon]

some of the rickety pinfari's come close (particularly M & Ds)

 

[peep]

Ive only got slight greyouts on Nemesis Inferno before, after the loop going into the zero g.

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[Smithy]

Last helix on the Pinfari at Wicksteed yesterday gave me white spots momentarily

 

[cjbrandy]

/\ I've been on that hundreds of times the helix is suprisingly intense because the Gs are sustained

 

[Smithy]

Was entirely unexpected too, was more worried about the pummelling my bad back had taken I didn't expect it to be so forceful.

 

[cjbrandy]

/\Ikr its horrible and the child sized OTSRs make it even worse.

 

[Jake]

The couple that come to mind are Rita's 270 and the Pinfari loops but nah, nothing of greyout material in these United Kingdom to be honest.

 

[Ian]

Ive only got slight greyouts on Nemesis Inferno before, after the loop going into the zero g.

Same here. Although I never grey out, I just seem to go blank. It's very odd. I don't think I have any idea what that section of track is like.

 

[MouseAT]

The helix on Nemesis sometimes used to make my vision go a bit dodgy. I don't remember that happening in recent years though. I'm not sure if it's just a fluke, whether the ride has changed to all, or whether I'm just more resilient these days. Maybe the Levetiracetam makes a difference. I have no idea.

 

[TilenB]

A helix somewhere in the middle of Swarm caused a minor blur, almost a greyout to me. Has it happened to anybody else around here?

 

[ciallkennett]

Nemesis helix, especially if sitting on the right side of the train, and always if sitting back row far right seat.

Used to get air-popping on Inferno on my first few rides in the final helix going up into the brakes.

 

[FaceYourNemesis]

The helix on Nemesis sometimes used to make my vision go a bit dodgy. I don't remember that happening in recent years though. I'm not sure if it's just a fluke, whether the ride has changed to all, or whether I'm just more resilient these days. Maybe the Levetiracetam makes a difference. I have no idea.

Yep, same for me the first few times I rode it back in 2010. Your body must get used to the force after a while.

 

[MouseAT]

Your body must get used to the force after a while.

Apparently not. I was on park today, and Nemesis was back to its old tricks of causing grey-outs. Damn that thing was shifting this afternoon.