All American Triple Loop At Indiana Beach 4K POV
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- This 4K POV was recorded during the All American Triple Loop roller coaster's media day on May 9, 2024 and was provided courtesy of Indiana Beach.
Originally opening in 1984 at Sunway Lagoon as Triple Loop Coaster, this Schwarzkopf roller coaster has since been relocated to Flamingo Land as Magnum Force, Aztlán Parque Urbano as Quimera, and now Indiana Beach as All American Triple Loop. The trains are the former trains from Mindbender at Galaxyland, which closed in 2023.
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ALL American: built in Germany, sold to the UK, then to Malaysia, then to Mexico, finally Indiana. 😂 Still looks like a nice ride.
Right.😂 Red White and Blue aren't even exclusively for the USA either.
And using trains they bought from Canada lol
Sounds pretty American to me. This place is supposed to be The melting pot of the whole world, you know
This ride has alot of history. And they are useing Mindbenders trains
This is my favorite of the Schwarzkopf loopers. The first drop inside the structure is amazing and the forces are phenomenal. I do wonder how it runs with those odd 3-car trains from Mindbender, though. The original used to run 5 trains with up to 5-7 cars. The G´s were incredible.
Also a bit sad that they they continue to run it with those horrible accordion restraints. Those were a retrofit on Schwarzkop´s Thriller (4-loop coaster). Thriller used to run with just a lapbar in it´s first year but got the accordions afterwards due to excessive forces. Triple loop used to have lapbars only.
I’d love to see them removed.
I cant wait for coaster con 47 at Indiana Beach!
This is my favorite ride at Indiana beach
Its the worst one in the entire state for me
Love genuine feed back.
Great to see Indiana Beach getting this ride open! Hopefully they're able to keep it running for many, many more years.
Little note, its opening in 1984 was on the German fair circuit. It didn't end up at Sunway Lagoon until the late 90s. 1997, i think?
Had the pleasure of marathoning this beast this week, and it's a fantastic ride! The OSTRs require some defensive riding to avoid getting your head knocked around, but if you brace yourself, you're good!
Yeah my head got rocked around
It really seems to track well. Gotta ride it!!!!
Great ride!
This looks like something you'd see at a traveling carnival.
It was built as a portable ride. Olympia Looping, which is a 5-loop ride of similar design, does the European funfair circuit.
Bc it was built for it
The lift hill reminds me a lot of Sooper Dooper Looper at Hershey.
Interesting side note this week parts for Laserloop showed up at indianabeach next to triple loop. There may be a third swartzkoft coaster at I.B.
Is it Kennywood’s old one?
@fncz Yes, that's our old Laser Loop from 1980-1990. My first looping coaster, I believe.
Naw I just went on this yesterday and it was more pain than fun literally gave me and my siblings whiplash
This coaster loops you around
I just rode this yesterday, it wasn’t quite as intense as I was hoping, but still a very decent ride.
The OTSRs are annoying, so you need to brace yourself most of the ride, which is not great. But it is worth it to revive this classic.
Amazingly smooth for a 40-year old 'portable' coaster. Nice video
Always remember it as the magnum
A+
That lift hill sound is nuts. Hahah. That's using Mindbender's old trains isn't it?
Yes!
yep, using trains from a defunct coaster that suffered the same fate albeit 30 years ago (Derailment).
They should have asked premiere or B&M to design new trains. Me personally all that money spent to refurbish something... only too utilize parts from a ride that suffered a deadly accident seems stupid. just get new trains and call it day. Refurbishment of trains doesn't change the fact the ride and its train have endured 30 years+ of constant use and abuse. Trains are not meant to be used forever some trains can be refurbished, such as PTC woodie trains, but if they see high forces they need to be replaced at some point.
@@Whatchamawhozit Wait... Mindbender from the mall up North? Or Mindbender from Six Flags Over Georgia? Both got rid of their trains in the last couple of years
@@jonny-b4954 They actually have trains from both units.... Parts are not easy to come by anymore.
And I read that Indiana Beach has the old Laser Loop from Kennywood (my home park) in storage. Any chance they'll put it back together??
0:41 right here is where it’s very rough (at-least for me). It hit my head multiple times in the head rest because of it.😂. At least the triple loops are good🎉
Imagine living next to this. LOL
im 2 hours away from here by car LOL
This coaster used to be in Mexico, and it had an accident with 2 deaths, it was called Kimera
And before that it was in Canada called the mindbender that had an accident with 3 deaths
People need to stop making hate videos about this coaster. It's rough I get it but gene has his resources spread over 3 parks. Enthusists say they love Indiana beach yet make hit pieces for views. All those videos will do is convince people not to go, which will cost the parks money, and puts it in danger of closing. The coaster had a rough opening im sure they will fix it. In all fairness the fact that we still have this ride at all is a miracle. Gene saved it for the enthusists when in reality it should have gone to the scrap yard. Cut the man some slack. You have no idea how hard it is to run 3 amusment parks that were full of damaged rides. Bad enough they have to deal with hell cat. I just hope gene sells laser loop becaise these old schwartzcopf coasters are money pits. But if people keep making hit pieces on this ride the park will just scrap it. The problem is the train. Just like Goliath when it got new trains.
I wonder what the maintenance is on the tire lift hill vs a chain but I suppose a chain lift would have to be straight 🤔
Gotta gotta gotta gotta
That should hsve scrapped this ride for the dearly departed after the tragic event r.i.p to the 2 we lost
1:10 That's close!
It was closed today. First time.
Not surprised at all
i hope i win a big prize some day so i can fly to the USA and ride every coaster there
Didn’t people die on the exact coaster in Mexico?
Yes
Looks smoother than Quimera.
It is I think they bought it from Galaxyland it used to be th mindbender
@@michaellaclark1148 No, I believe this was La Feria’s Quimera.
This is quimera, the coaster that derailed and killed 2 people, they just relocated it. The trains are from Mindbender.
@@Whatchamawhozit Not sure if you meant to reply to me or michaellaclark. If to me, I know it’s Quimera. I marathoned it just weeks before the accident. But as this ride it looks smoother and less jerkily violent.
@@Whatchamawhozitit derailed due to little to no maintenance in Mexico. It is safe now.
The transitions to the first and third loop look absolutely terrible
Just remember, this is the coaster that killed 2 people and injured 5 others when it derailed when it stood as Quimera in Mexico
so your seriously saying this is not safe after the 2 year long refurbishment this thing had?
That’s tragic as we all know and my heart goes out to the loved ones of the victims. However, it wasn’t the roller coaster itself that killed. In fact the coaster didn’t kill anyone. It was human negligence that killed those people. Let’s not forget that.
Yes, and it’s also running refurbished trains from another coaster that met a similar fate due to faulty manufacturing defects on the back wheel bolts. I’m so happy that the ride gets a new lease on life and will be well taken care of. Much like how God can give us a new life. ❤
@@CoasterHead It doesn't matter if it was refurbished. Doesn't change the fact two people died when it stood at the pervious park in Mexico and a mirror version model that stood in Alberta suffered a similar fate, and ironically the trains from the Alberta version are being used on this version as the Mall which housed Mindbender removed the ride due to age and its reputation.
the refurb works looks great, I won't say that it doesn't but it doesn't matter how much you refurb something... a house, car, whatever, it doesn't change its history.
Plus, I don't think it was a good idea to use trains from a similar model coaster that had the same issue. If you're going to spend all that money why not have premiere or B&M design and build new trains. You spent million to buy it and refurb it, why not spend the money for new trains. Remember this model coaster is over 30+ years old, I don't care how much REFURB work you do that doesn't change the years of forces exerted on the train carriage.
Don't get me wrong these travel loopers were some of Anton's best work... but again, you can't change history. Just because you put lipstick on pig doesn't change the fact it is still a pig.
It was heavily neglected, they ran it without trims, and it was in a country with much lower safety standards then the US. Plus this things been under heavy restoration for the last few years. It’s safe to say that it’s perfectly fine.