Discover The Passepartout Explorer
Our tips:
- Watch the signs
- Height
- No fines
The Passepartout Explorer
Time for your first driving lesson! At The Passepartout Explorer you get into your own car and find out what it is like to sit behind the wheel yourself. Inside, you first learn the rules of the road, then you can hit the road for a drive around the course.
The concept
The Passepartout Explorer stands on the site of the Onderwaterwereld, a dark ride that opened in 1968 and disappeared in 2012. The name refers to Passepartout, the valet of globetrotter Phileas Fogg. Fogg's Trouble and Phileas Fun House also belong to that theme. Here young visitors learn how to drive a car.
The Experience
Pay close attention to the road signs, stop at the red light and drive your route carefully. Do not worry if it does not go perfectly: a bump or a mistake is all part of practising. Drive neatly around the course? Then you might get a real driving licence afterwards. Well, you cannot drive on the road with it, but it is a start.
Discover The Passepartout Explorer
Watch the signs
Stop at the red light and watch the road signs. Drive neatly and you might get a driving licence.
Height
To reach the pedals properly, you must be between 0.95 and 1.40 metres tall.
No fines
A bump or a mistake is all part of practising. Of course you will not get a fine.
Visitor information
To reach the pedals properly, you must be between 0.95 and 1.40 metres tall. Parents watch from the side. In the low season, one staff member sometimes runs two attractions; they then open alternately every half hour.
Proud drivers
With their driving licence in their pocket, children can keep driving in the Old Timers. Then it is time to play in Randy's Playground.
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