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De Vloek van Cassandra

De Vloek van Cassandra (Fluch der Kassandra in German) is an illusion attraction in the Greece themed area. Since 2000, clever effects here have made you completely lose your sense of direction.

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The concept

The building is modelled on a Byzantine church. Inside, everything revolves around the Trojan princess Cassandra. As a seer, she once warned the Trojans not to bring Odysseus's wooden horse into the city. Here you experience her curse first-hand.

Visitors in the seemingly tilting room of De Vloek van Cassandra
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The church of De Vloek van Cassandra among the trees in the evening

The Experience

You sit in a hall with up to 52 people. Clever simulation effects make the world around you seem to turn upside down. You lose all sense of what's up and what's down. The show lasts about 3.5 minutes and is packed with light, sound and surprises.

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Sensitive to spinning?

The attraction plays with your balance. If you're prone to motion sickness, don't go straight after eating.

Go as a group

There are 52 seats. It's extra fun to watch the astonished faces of your group.

Nice and indoors

The attraction is indoors, so it's also a good choice in bad weather.

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Visitor information

You must be at least 1.10 metres tall. Between 1.10 and 1.30 metres you ride accompanied by an adult; from 1.30 metres you can go alone. The minimum age is 5; children under 8 must be accompanied. The attraction is not permitted for pregnant women.

The church of De Vloek van Cassandra among the trees in the evening
The church of De Vloek van Cassandra among the trees in the evening

Reality or illusion?

De Vloek van Cassandra is a surprising attraction you won't forget in a hurry. Afterwards, you'll mainly want to know how the trick works.

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