Discover Cétautomatix
Our tips:
- Spinning comes with the territory
- Come early
- Shorter queues
Cétautomatix
Cétautomatix is the family coaster that opened in 2025 in the Gaulish area. You ride in the carts of blacksmith Cétautomatix, which also spin around. The park had the attraction named "meilleure attraction 2025". On the park's Dutch-language website it is called Hoefnix.
The concept
When he isn't arguing about rotten fish, blacksmith Cétautomatix is full of ideas. His latest plan: his own garage for new and second-hand chariots. On his test track, you try out the carts. The coaster was built by Gerstlauer.


The Experience
Tight bends, a slippery track and hefty drops: that's how the park describes the ride. Meanwhile, the cars spin around, so one moment you're facing forwards and the next backwards. The track is around 420 metres long and reaches a height of 14 metres.
Discover Cétautomatix
Spinning comes with the territory
The cars spin around during the ride. If you're prone to motion sickness, it's best not to go straight after eating.
Come early
Staying at one of the park's hotels? Then you can get in here 30 minutes before opening (not during the Peur sur le Parc evening openings).
Shorter queues
This attraction is part of Filotomatix, the park's paid queue-jump system. You buy it online or in the app, on top of your ticket (as of November 2026).
Visitor information
From 1.00 metre you can ride when accompanied. From 1.30 metres you can ride alone. This attraction is part of Filotomatix, the park's paid queue-jump system. You buy it online or in the app, on top of your ticket (as of November 2026). With Baby Switch, parents don't have to queue twice: one parent rides while the other waits with the child, then rides afterwards without queuing. Ask the staff member. Wheelchair users enter via the exit or the Filotomatix entrance.


New in the Gaulish village
Cétautomatix expands the Gaulish part of the park. Next to the attraction is the Boutique Cétautomatix, where you can also buy a stamp to send a postcard via the park's postbox.
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