I've heard from some TR's that Space Mountain (Disneyland Paris) has three inversions, but when I went on the ride we only had two. In the station I also noticed there was a second side to the station. Does this other side go through a different ride altogether? Because as far as I know SM hasn't had it's track altered that much, so does this side have the 3 inversions while the other has 2 or what :confused:

Ok, here goes: 1/ The ride has 2 "real inversions" (a sidewinder and a corkscrew) and one overbanked turn, named the "tongue". 2/ There are two stations, to increase capacity, but only 1 coaster.

Ok, thanks, because I was pretty sure that the the second station was just for capacity but I didn't feel the 3rd inversion so I was confused. Thanks Belgium.

I've ridden the old Space Mountain at Euro Disney and I think it rocked. I've looked all over the net looking for a track blueprint. Dude where did you get it from?