Discover Tomahawk
Our tips:
- Smile for the camera
- Mind the maximum height
- Then Stampida
Tomahawk
Tomahawk is the wooden children's roller coaster in Far West. Its track weaves through that of Stampida, so two of Far West's best-known attractions merge into one another. Children and parents can enjoy a real roller coaster ride together.
The concept
When the first settlers arrived in the Wild West, the native inhabitants defended their land with a battle axe: the tomahawk, a symbol of strength and skill. That story inspired the park to build this coaster. According to the park, the wood comes from sustainably managed forests.
The Experience
The track is around 440 metres long and roughly 13 metres high. You reach about 48 km/h. The ride is short and playful, with small drops and bends through the wooden structure. Thrilling for children, mostly good fun for adults.
Discover Tomahawk
Smile for the camera
There's a camera somewhere along the way. Exactly where is kept secret by the park; you'll see the photo at the exit.
Mind the maximum height
Tomahawk is a children's coaster with a maximum height of 1.85 metres. So tall parents can't always join in.
Then Stampida
Tomahawk runs through the track of Stampida. If you're taller than 1.20 metres, you can try the big wooden coaster afterwards.
Visitor information
You need to be between 1.05 and 1.85 metres tall. Tomahawk is a photo ride: you can pick up your photo in the photo shop at the exit.
A real wooden coaster
Tomahawk opened in 1997 together with Stampida and is still a favourite with families. For the very youngest, there's Tami Tami in SésamoAventura.
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