Double Loop Recreation - Kobe Portopialand - NoLimits 2 Roller Coaster Simulation

Double Loop was an obscure Schwarzkopf Looping Coaster that operated at Kobe Portopialand in Japan until the park closed in 2006. As the name would imply, the coaster featured two back-to-back classic Schwarzkopf loops. However, the layout of this coaster was quite different in comparison to other Schwarzkopf looping coasters as it did not feature any steep diving drops, airtime hills, or tight turns that you find on the most popular Schwarzkopfs. Instead, the ride featured lots of wide flat turns and shallow drops much like you'd find on a lot of Japanese manufactured Jet Coasters.
Unlike the park's Zierer coaster, BMR-X which was relocated to Camelot Theme Park, Double Loop was not able to find a new home after the park closed and was scrapped. Currently, an IKEA occupies a portion of the land where this ride used to operate.
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[@raviormetal1653]

And there was actually a gangway over the entirety of the track? Did they also open it as a a walk-through experience or what XD

[@CitizenTaco]

I think it's a regulation in Japan where they need to put catwalks next to the track in case they need to evacuate people in an earthquake or something. But my memory's a bit rusty so idk

[@j-coasters]

@@CitizenTaco If I'm not mistaken, I think it has more to do with their form of OSHA than earthquakes. Something about the catwalks being necessary to ensure that mechanics can safely (according to Japanese standards) inspect the track. But Earthquakes could also play a part in that too.