Discover Discobélix
Our tips:
- Not on a full stomach
- Watch first
- Shorter queues
Discobélix
Discobélix is a thrilling spinning ride in the Greek area. A large disc fitted with seats swings back and forth like a pendulum while rotating at the same time. On the park's Dutch-language website it's called Discobelix.
The concept
Everyone knows that Obélix fell into the cauldron of magic potion as a child. That gave him legendary strength. When he decides to throw a gigantic discus, it just keeps on spinning. You sit on that discus, next to a large statue of Obélix.
The Experience
You sit in a circle on the disc, facing outwards. As the disc spins, the arm swings back and forth higher and higher. At the highest points you seem to float for a moment. The park describes it as a superhuman journey.
Discover Discobélix
Not on a full stomach
The disc spins non-stop while it swings back and forth. Best to ride before lunch rather than after.
Watch first
Watch a ride from the sidelines first, so you know what you're in for.
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
You must be at least 1.20 metres tall. This ride is part of Filotomatix, the park's paid coupe-file (queue-skip) system. You buy it online or in the app, on top of your ticket (as of November 2026). Wheelchair users take a lift to the platform; you must be able to transfer into the seat yourself.
A real spinner
Discobélix is for anyone who loves spinning and swinging. After your ride you can walk straight on to Tonnerre 2 Zeus or seek out some shade at La Taverne de Dionysos.
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