All American Triple Loop, Steel roller coaster in Chapultepec Park, Mexico City, Mexico.

All American Triple Loop is a steel roller coaster by Anton Schwarzkopf, now standing at Indiana Beach in Monticello, Indiana. Its yellow track runs through three vertical loops, one at each end of the structure, and climbs a steep lift hill toward a compact yellow lattice tower before dropping back down. White tubular supports stand behind a green fence carrying a blue "La Feria" banner.

Built by Anton Schwarzkopf, the ride premiered in 1984 at Hanover's Schützenfest and toured German fairs for 12 years with showman Rudolf Barth as Dreier Looping, the first coaster with three vertical loops. It ran at Sunway Lagoon (1997–1999) and Flamingo Land (2000–2005), then opened at La Feria Chapultepec Mágico in Mexico City in 2007 as Montaña Infinitum, later Montaña Triple Loop and Quimera. After the 2019 derailment it was dismantled and reopened at Indiana Beach in May 2024.

The ride's names trace its travels: Dreier Looping in German, Triple Loop Coaster in Malaysia, Magnum Force in England, then Montaña Infinitum, Montaña Triple Loop and Quimera in Mexico City. At La Feria it ran with three trains instead of five, and the 2019 derailment of the last car led to the park's indefinite closure.

The ride stands in the gravel parking lot west of Steel Hawg at Indiana Beach. Riders needed at least 4 ft 11 in (150 cm) because of the shoulder pads; the park announced their removal on August 28, 2024, and it is unclear whether the height limit will drop.

The ride debuted in 1984 after a world premiere at the Schützenfest Hannover, and its German name Dreier Looping simply means "Triple Loop". It ran for twelve years on the German fair circuit under showman Rudolf Barth before being sold abroad.