The Incredible Hulk is a sitting coaster by Swiss firm Bolliger & Mabillard (B&M). The 3,670-foot-long (1,120 m) ride features seven inversions including a zero-G roll, a cobra roll, two vertical loops, and two corkscrews.

On The Incredible Hulk Coaster at Universal’s Islands of Adventure in 2026, you go upside down exactly seven times. The ride begins with a world-famous "gamma-ray" launch that propels you directly into the first inversion: a zero-G roll that hangs over the park's lagoon. This is immediately followed by a massive Cobra Roll (which contains two inversions), followed by a vertical loop. After a high-speed subterranean dive, the coaster enters a second vertical loop, another corkscrew, and a final flat spin corkscrew before the brake run. In 2026, this coaster remains one of the most intense in Orlando, subjecting riders to forces of up to 4 Gs. The 2016 track refurbishment ensured that these seven inversions are smoother than the original 1999 version, though it remains a "high-thrill" attraction. For 2026 visitors, the seven inversions are complemented by a synchronized on-board soundtrack that heightens the sensation of being "Hulk-smashed" through the maneuvers.