All American Triple Loop
Steel Looper at Indiana Beach, Monticello, Indiana. Opened 2024.
- Height
- 108 ft
- Drop
- 101 ft
- Top speed
- 53 mph
- Length
- 3,379 ft
- Inversions
- 3
- Ride time
- 2 min
- Designer
- Schwarzkopf
All American Triple Loop is a steel roller coaster at Indiana Beach in Monticello, Indiana. It was built by Schwarzkopf and designed by Ing.-Buro Stengel, and RCDB lists it as the world's first roller coaster with three vertical loops. It opened at Indiana Beach on May 11, 2024.
The ride climbs a curved lift hill, drops about 101 feet and runs through three vertical loops on 3,379 feet of track, reaching 53.4 mph according to the park. Trains have three cars carrying 12 riders. The park requires riders to be between 59 and 77 inches tall.
History
The coaster was first shown in June 1984 at a fair in Hannover, Germany, as the Dreier Looping, built for German showman Rudolf Barth. It later operated at Sunway Lagoon in Malaysia, at Flamingo Land in England as Magnum Force, and in Mexico City as Quimera before moving to Indiana Beach. It runs with trains that came from the Mindbender coaster at West Edmonton Mall's Galaxyland.
Sources
- indianabeach.com/rides/all-american-triple-loop (Park page: curved lift hill, three loops, 53.4 mph, duration 2 minutes, minimum height 59 in.)
- rcdb.com/18816.htm (Operating at Indiana Beach since May 11, 2024; make Schwarzkopf; designer Ing.-Buro Stengel; length 3,379.3 ft, height 108.3 ft, drop 100.9 ft, speed 53.4 mph, 3 inversions; 3-car, 12-rider trains; world's first coaster with three vertical loops; first shown June 1984 in Hannover as Dreier Looping for Rudolf Barth; relocations Sunway Lagoon, Flamingo Land (Magnum Force), Aztlan Parque Urbano (Quimera); trains from Galaxyland's Mindbender.)
- public-assets.spotliodata.com/8fbb4808-f7e6-4a84-ae8d-d3c3d3... (Park's Safety & Accessibility Guide, approved for the 2025 season: lists All American Triple Loop (59-77 in.), Cornball Express (46 in.), Cyclone (48 in.), Den of Lost Thieves (44 in.), Hoosier Hurricane (48 in.), Lost Coaster of Superstition Mountain (48 in.), Steel Hawg (48 in.), Tig'rr (54 in.); park address 5224 East Indiana Beach Road, Monticello, IN 47960.)
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana_Beach (Opened 1926 as Ideal Beach, renamed 1951; Spackman family owners 1926-2008; Morgan RV LLC 2008; Apex Parks Group 2015; Apex announced permanent closure Feb 18, 2020; bought by Gene Staples April 2020, reopened June 27, 2020; now owned by IB Parks & Entertainment; coaster list with opening years; Den of Lost Thieves 1998 Sally Corporation shooting dark ride; Cyclone 2022 on the site of the original Galaxi.)
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