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Stampida

Stampida is the wooden roller coaster in Far West, on the edge of the town of Penitence. Two trains run at the same time and race against each other. According to the park, it is one of the few wooden roller coasters in Europe.

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The concept

When the first settlers arrived in America, there were no property rules yet: whoever stood on a piece of land first got to keep it. The Connery and Cranberry families built Stampida to fight out their land duels. The red train belongs to the Connerys, the blue one to the Cranberrys.

Passengers in the train of the wooden roller coaster Stampida
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Two friends on Stampida

The Experience

The track is about a kilometre long and full of little climbs and drops. According to the park, you reach around 70 km/h. Because the trains run side by side and past each other, you keep an eye on the other train the whole time. The ride lasts about a minute and a half and is pretty rough, as you'd expect from a wooden coaster.

Discover Stampida

Pick your colour

The red and blue trains race against each other. Ride both sides to find out which one you like best.

Consider Express

Stampida is included in PortAventura Express ONE and Express 5 Adrenaline. You can buy Express online or in the park.

Look out for Tomahawk

The children's coaster Tomahawk runs right through Stampida's track. Ideal if you're visiting with children of different ages.

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Visitor information

You must be at least 1.20 metres tall. Stampida is a photo ride: you can pick up your photo in the photo shop at the exit. There is a separate entrance for visitors with disabilities, but the ride is temporarily unavailable to wheelchair users.

The wooden structure of Stampida among the trees
Stampida running past the buildings of Far West

A duel in the Wild West

Stampida opened in 1997 and is a much-loved classic in Far West. Combine the ride with Tomahawk for the younger members of the family and with Uncharted for even more thrills.

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