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Wandering Oaken's Sliding Sleighs

To welcome visitors from all over the world to Arendelle, Oaken built a family coaster behind his Trading Post. On Wandering Oaken's Sliding Sleighs you whizz through the rugged, picturesque forest of Arendelle.

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The concept

Oaken took inspiration for the design from Kristoff's sleigh. He got help from Sven the reindeer to power the ride. As you climb into your sleigh, you'll see Olaf sitting on Sven's back. He holds his own carrot nose in front of Sven's open mouth as the reindeer eagerly trots on a treadmill.

Visitors in the sleigh alongside the water
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Sven on the treadmill in the rollercoaster station

The Experience

Before you know it, you're whizzing over hills, through caves and across the water of the fjord, showing you Arendelle's scenery at its very best. The coaster is family-friendly: enough speed for plenty of fun, without any really big drops.

Discover Wandering Oaken's Sliding Sleighs

Watch Sven

Olaf sits on Sven's back and holds his carrot nose out in front of him. That's how he keeps the treadmill going.

Best views

The track runs over hills, through caves and across the water of the fjord.

Ideal first roller coaster

With a minimum height of 95 centimetres, young children can ride too.

Visitor information

The minimum height is 95 centimetres. You must be able to transfer from your wheelchair by yourself; assistance dogs are not allowed. For your own safety, you should be in good health and not suffer from high blood pressure, heart, back or neck problems, or motion sickness. Pregnant women may not ride. Children under 7 must be accompanied by someone aged 16 or over.

Sven on the treadmill in the rollercoaster station
Sven on the treadmill in the rollercoaster station

A ride for the whole family

After Frozen Ever After, this is the second ride in World of Frozen. Together with the meet-and-greets with Anna, Elsa and Olaf, you can easily spend half a day here.

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