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Jimmy Neutron's Atomic Flyer

Jimmy Neutron's Atomic Flyer is a suspended roller coaster in nickelodeon LAND. Are you a fan of inventor Jimmy Neutron? Then here you test his newest and craziest invention.

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The concept

Defying gravity, investigating centrifugal forces and working out how speed and fun are connected: a ride on the Atomic Flyer is one big experiment. You don't need a microscope or calculator for it. Climb in, lower the restraint and Jimmy shows you what his invention can do.

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The Experience

The track runs not below but above the car. That leaves your feet dangling freely and brings you close to the feeling of flying. On a track of about 290 metres you reach more than 40 km/h. You see the ground some 15 metres below your dangling feet.

Discover Jimmy Neutron's Atomic Flyer

Look down

Your feet dangle in the air. During the ride you see the ground some 15 metres below you.

A first real roller coaster

From 0.95 metres you can ride with an accompanying adult. A great coaster for children who are already a bit daring.

Speedy Pass

The Atomic Flyer is part of the Speedy Pass.

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Visitor information

You can ride from 0.95 metres; up to 1.30 metres with an accompanying adult. The maximum height is 2.05 metres. The park rates the ride as action-packed. Have your child measured at the Visitor Welcome Center or the Fundbüro near the entrance. You then get a height wristband, so staff can see at a glance which rides your child is allowed on.

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More in nickelodeon LAND

According to the park, nickelodeon LAND is the largest Nickland in Europe. Close to the Atomic Flyer you'll find Ghost Chasers and Backyardigans Mission to Mars.

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