Discover Toxic Garden
Our tips:
- No Express Ticket
- Mind your head
- Look at the plants
Toxic Garden
Toxic Garden is the suspended looping coaster in Transsilvanien. In 1999, Heide Park became the first German theme park with a suspended looping coaster like this, back then under the name Limit. It is one of the "Big 7", the park's seven major roller coasters and thrill rides.
The concept
In 2023 the Vekoma coaster was given a new track layout and a completely new theme to match Transsilvanien. That's how Limit became Toxic Garden: a garden full of poisonous plants with a legend of its own. The purple supports stand out against the greenery.
The Experience
You hang in a seat beneath the track, with your legs dangling freely. After the climb to 30 metres you reach up to 80 km/h and go upside down five times, including a roll-over, a sidewinder and a double spin. The track is 662 metres long and a ride lasts about 122 seconds.
Discover Toxic Garden
No Express Ticket
Toxic Garden is the only one of the Big 7 where the Express Ticket isn't valid. So go early or late in the day.
Mind your head
The restraints fit snugly around your shoulders. Keep your head against the headrest, especially during the fast twists.
Look at the plants
The queue and the station are full of strange, poisonous plants. Take your time to look at the scenery.
Visitor information
You must be at least 1.30 metres tall and 10 years old, with a maximum height of 1.95 metres. The ride isn't suitable if you're pregnant or have heart or back problems or high blood pressure. Do you have a child aged three or younger with you? Then pick up the free Baby-Switch-Pass at the Service Center. That way, as parents, you can ride one after the other without queuing again (only on days with Express Ticket).
Transsilvanien
Toxic Garden is one of the five major rides in Transsilvanien, together with Flug der Dämonen, Scream, the Bobbahn and the dark ride Dämonen Gruft. So allow plenty of time for this area.
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