Zoomerang, Steel roller coaster in Alabama, US

Zoomerang is a steel roller coaster that takes riders through multiple loops and twisting sections at high speed. The train travels forward down one section of track, then reverses to complete the same route backward.

The ride opened in 1988 as Titan at World Expo Park in Brisbane, Australia, closing after one season. It reopened in 1992 as The Demon at Wonderland in Sydney, running until that park closed in April 2004. Relocated to Alabama Adventure, it opened as Zoomerang on May 8, 2005, a name picked from over 6,500 contest suggestions. Removed in 2011, it now runs at Wonderla in Raviryal, Hyderabad, as Recoil since 2016.

The ride's name changed with each park: Titan in Brisbane, The Demon in Sydney, Zoomerang in Alabama, and Recoil at Wonderla. Zoomerang was picked in February 2005 from over 6,500 suggestions in a name-the-ride contest at Alabama Adventure. The train now running was built by German firm Sunkid Heege GmbH, with 7 cars seating 4 each, 28 riders in all.

Riders need to meet a minimum height requirement of about 48 inches (122 cm) and must secure all loose items before boarding. Following all safety instructions and fastening restraints properly is essential for everyone's safety.

What sets this ride apart is that the train travels the same track twice in opposite directions, creating a symmetrical experience where riders go through every twist and loop forward, then backward. This mirror-image approach is uncommon among roller coasters and gives passengers a completely different sensation on the return journey.