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Svalgur Rytt

Svalgur Rytt is one of the biggest slides at Rulantica. You slide with up to four people on a round ring through the body of Svalgur, a gigantic sea serpent frozen in the ice palace Vinterhal.

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The concept

According to the Rulantica story, the sea serpent Svalgur was frozen during a quarrel between the gods. Her body now winds its way through Vinterhal. Anyone who dares to slide through the serpent gets spat out again at the end. The slide is 208 metres long and starts at a height of 19 metres. It was built by ProSlide and has been here since 2019.

The head of the frozen sea serpent Svalgur in Vinterhal in Rulantica
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Overview of Vinterhal with the Svalgur Rytt slide in Rulantica

The Experience

You climb into a large ring with your group and disappear into the tube. Then come bends and steep sections through the serpent's body. With a capacity of around 960 people per hour, it is, according to the park, the slide with the most places at Rulantica. As a result, the queue usually moves along nicely.

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Go as a foursome

The ring holds a maximum of four people. With a full ring you go faster and it's the most fun.

Check the waiting time

In the Europa-Park & Rulantica App you can see live waiting times for the big slides. Our own waiting times page shows them too.

Younger children

Children under 10 and children under 1.25 metres may ride when accompanied by an adult.

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Visitor information

You must be at least 1.10 metres tall. If you're under 1.25 metres and under 10, you ride with an adult. Svalgur Rytt is open all year round. If you're pregnant, you're not allowed to ride.

Statue of a mermaid among the ice sets of Vinterhal in Rulantica
The head of the frozen sea serpent Svalgur in Vinterhal in Rulantica

A ride for the whole group

Svalgur Rytt is a good first big slide for families with slightly older children. Afterwards, you can carry on in Vinterhal to Vinter Rytt, Stormvind and Två Fall.

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