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Unfortunately the vertical lift hill is not followed by a straight down dive.  With a hundred and sixty-seven foot tall lift one would expect a fast ride.  Unfortunately as you can see there are trim brakes going down the drop which slows down the Hollywood Rip Ride Rocket.



 Once you get past the first trim brakes (of many) the Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit sends you up into a non-inverting loop.



If you are asking about how a loop can be "non-inverting" this photo gives a better view of what happens. 



As the Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit train flies up into the loop...



...the cars roll out of the inversion leaving you right side up at the top of the non-inverting loop.



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