Discover Talocan
Our tips:
- Watch first
- Legs dangling free
- Consider a Quick Pass
Talocan
Talocan is a suspended top spin in the Mexico themed area. According to the park, it's the only one in Europe. The ride opened in 2007.
The concept
Talocan stands in an Aztec temple dedicated to the rain god Tlaloc. A large gondola hangs from two arms and swings riders back and forth above the temple. Fire and water play a big part in the show around it.
The Experience
The gondola flips upside down and sometimes pauses for a moment, leaving you hanging face down. Meanwhile, fountains spray and flames burst into life. The movements are unpredictable, which makes the ride surprisingly intense.
Discover Talocan
Watch first
Next to Talocan there's a viewing platform, so you can see exactly what you're in for.
Legs dangling free
You sit in a row with your legs dangling free. Leave loose items behind or stow them securely.
Consider a Quick Pass
Want a shorter queue? At the Gästeservice in Berlin you can buy a Quick Pass for this attraction (€5 per ride, as of November 2026, while stocks last).
Visitor information
You must be between 1.40 and 1.95 metres tall and at least 10 years old. There's no accompanied-riding option. With the Baby-Switch, parents with young children don't have to queue twice: one parent rides while the other waits with the child, then swaps. Talocan is open all year round, down to about -5 °C.
Spectacle in Mexico
Talocan is for anyone who loves spinning. There's a picnic area close to the ride, handy for catching your breath afterwards.
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