Loop in Space Mountain?

OK I just read the latest Disney Insider e-newsletter and in the Ask Dave Q
and A section the question is asked Are there any Disney roller coasters
with loops?
He gives the following as his answer: "The first Disney roller coaster to
have a loop was Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril at Disneyland Paris
(1993). Riders there were also inverted on Space Mountain (1995), and later
in other parks on Rock 'n' Roller Coaster and California Screamin'."

So my question is does Space Mountain in WDW have a loop? I know the
Disneyland one does not. And I am not sure but does Indy Paris have a loop?
is it even the same type of ride as Indy in Disneyland? Hmmm.....

-Tim-

> Woo Hoo less than 2 weeks from now I'll be back at DLP for the first time in
> 10 years, can't wait!
>
Wow, 10 years! We were there last year and plan to be back later this
year (just for a part of a day at DLP, I'd rather spend the time in Paris).

Denise

yes, indy paris has a loop!
it doesn't feel very disney though
totally different ride from american parks
just a rollercoaster in my opinion

Tim Taylor wrote:
> OK I just read the latest Disney Insider e-newsletter and in the Ask Dave Q
> and A section the question is asked Are there any Disney roller coasters
> with loops?
> He gives the following as his answer: "The first Disney roller coaster to
> have a loop was Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril at Disneyland Paris
> (1993). Riders there were also inverted on Space Mountain (1995), and later
> in other parks on Rock 'n' Roller Coaster and California Screamin'."
>
> So my question is does Space Mountain in WDW have a loop? I know the
> Disneyland one does not. And I am not sure but does Indy Paris have a loop?
> is it even the same type of ride as Indy in Disneyland? Hmmm.....
>
> -Tim-
>
>

>Eric wrote

>Have fun. Disneyland Paris is great. It sounds like we BOTH last went
>at about the same time..

>My wife let me go there on our honeymoon back in January of '96. The
>place was EMPTY.

Reminds me of the Simpsons with the killer theme park robots...

Prof. Frink: If this is happening here, I can't imagine what's
happening over in Euro Itchy & Scratchyland?

[cut to Euro I&S, sounds of silence]
["Itchy" parking lot, empty]
["Scratchy" parking lot, empty]

French Gate Attendant: Halloo?? Itchy & Scratchyland, open for
business!!