Discover Booster Bike
Our tips:
- Come early
- Check the height
- Hands in the air
Booster Bike
Booster Bike is the launch coaster in the Magische Vallei. You don't sit in an ordinary car, but on a real motorbike. Within a few seconds you tear from 0 to 73 km/h over hills and through sharp bends.
The concept
Booster Bike was built by Vekoma and has been in the park since 2004. You sit astride a motorbike. The green track winds its way through the greenery of the Magische Vallei.
The Experience
The launch hits hard: you're pressed into your seat and fly straight into the first bend. The track is 593 metres long and 15 metres high at its highest point. A ride lasts only 55 seconds, but they're intense. Because you're sitting on a motorbike, every bend feels as if you're steering yourself.
Discover Booster Bike
Come early
Booster Bike has a smaller capacity than Fēnix and Troy. Head there early in the day and you'll have the shortest wait.
Check the height
At 1.40 metres, Booster Bike has the strictest height requirement in the park. Measure your children beforehand with Toverland's height chart.
Hands in the air
The bends are the most fun with your hands in the air. Dare you?
Visitor information
You must be at least 1.40 metres tall. Shoes are compulsory. Booster Bike is not suitable if you're pregnant, have an arm or leg in plaster, or have neck, back or heart problems. With Baby Switch, parents don't have to queue twice: one parent rides while the other waits with the child, then takes their turn. You get the ticket for this in the station. The entrance for guests with a disability can only be reached via stairs. In heavy rain, snow or strong wind, the ride may open later or be temporarily closed; you can check the current status in the Toverland app.
Motorbike ride through the valley
Booster Bike is short but powerful: ideal if you love speed. Afterwards, you can carry on in the Magische Vallei with Dwervelwind and Djengu River.
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