Discover Le Cheval de Troie
Our tips:
- Hold on tight
- Combine in Greece
- Mind the height requirement
Le Cheval de Troie
Le Cheval de Troie is a swinging ride in the Greek zone. According to the park, it's a kind of flying carpet that flings you more than 12 metres up into the air. On the park's Dutch-language website it's called Het Trojaanse Paard.
The concept
You follow in the footsteps of the acrobatic riders from Armorica, the region where Astérix's village lies. At the entrance stands a white and blue Greek building. You take your seat in one of the gondolas of the Trojan horse.
The Experience
The platform swings back and forth, going higher and higher. At more than 12 metres above the ground, you'll briefly feel those butterflies in your stomach. The park adds with a wink that it'll leave you "completely hammered".
Discover Le Cheval de Troie
Hold on tight
The park's motto for this ride: if you want to travel high, hold on tight to your steed.
Combine in Greece
Le Cheval de Troie is in the Greek zone, close to Discobélix and Tonnerre 2 Zeus.
Mind the height requirement
You need to be 1.40 metres tall. For younger children, L'Hydre de Lerne is nearby.
Visitor information
You must be at least 1.40 metres tall. Wheelchair users take a lift to the platform and must be able to transfer into the seat themselves.
A short, intense ride
Le Cheval de Troie is a good filler between the big roller coasters. In the Greek zone you'll also find Fritapopoulos for a portion of chips afterwards.
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