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SooperDooperLooper

Roller coaster
Minimum height to ride: 42 inches

About SooperDooperLooper

The first looping roller coaster installed on the east coast. This is a nifty little ride with ample air time; featuring a 60' loop. Designed by Anton Schwarzkopf of West Germany, and installed in 1977, the SooperDooperLooper® features 2614' of track and reaches speeds of 45mph.

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34 votes, so far

Must have been a hit in the 70's when it came out as the 2nd looping coaster in the world, and 1st in the east. But, now it's the SooperDooperPooperScooper! - Eli Katzman

This was a mediocre looping coaster. The loop had some nice G's, but the rest of the ride just meanders through the woods and overall is not that thrilling - Patrick Gorham

This ride should really be called the Not-so-Sooper One-Looper. Very weak ride. - Buddy Custer

My first looping coaster but it only has one loop so its not that good. - Dan Rosenberg


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