Discover Big Loop
Our tips:
- Ideal as your first looping coaster
- Watch from the water
- Express Ticket
Big Loop
Big Loop is a classic in the Bucht der Piraten. This Vekoma coaster has been running since 1983, making it one of the oldest coasters in the park. Even so, it still turns you upside down four times. It is one of the "Big 7", the park's seven big coasters and thrill rides.
The concept
Big Loop doesn't have a complicated storyline. It's all about the inversions: two vertical loops followed by a double corkscrew. The white track with its red trains can be seen from far away, especially from the water in the bay.


The Experience
The train climbs to 30 metres and then plunges down, reaching up to 70 km/h. The two loops follow straight away, after which the double corkscrew turns you upside down twice more. The track is 704 metres long and a ride lasts about 108 seconds.
Discover Big Loop
Ideal as your first looping coaster
Big Loop is shorter and less intense than the newer coasters. It's a good ride for finding out whether you like loops.
Watch from the water
Part of the track runs right next to the water. That's where you can take great photos of the trains going through the loops.
Express Ticket
Big Loop is included in the Express Ticket Bronze (from € 25), Gold and Platin, as of November 2026.
Visitor information
You must be at least 1.20 metres tall, with a maximum height of 1.95 metres. There is no minimum age, but children under 10 must ride with an adult. The ride is not suitable if you are pregnant or have heart problems, back problems or high blood pressure. Big Loop is not suitable for visitors with a disability. Do you have a child aged three or under with you? Then pick up the free Baby-Switch-Pass at the Service Center. This lets you as parents ride one after the other without queuing again (only on days with Express Ticket).


A bay full of action
Big Loop stands in the same bay as KRAKE and the water attraction ToPiLauLa-Schlacht. Fancy taking it easy for a bit? Then hop on the Panoramabahn or Käpt'ns Törn.
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