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Fēnix

Fēnix is Toverland's wing coaster, in the medieval world of Avalon. The coaster opened in 2018 and was built by Bolliger & Mabillard. You sit beside the track with your legs dangling freely in the air. It feels just as if you're flying yourself.

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The concept

Fēnix is the mythical firebird of Avalon. According to the story, he rises from his own ashes once every 777 years, and you get to witness it. The orange and blue trains are shaped like wings. The blue track winds above the water and the little houses of Avalon.

Fēnix high in the air with the seats beside the track
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Fēnix above the water and the Avalon cottages

The Experience

After the lift hill, you plunge down from 40 metres and reach around 95 km/h. Then you go upside down three times, with nothing but air beneath your feet. The track is 813 metres long and a ride lasts about 105 seconds. The first drop in particular is impressive.

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Go straight after opening

Together with Troy, Fēnix is the park's most popular coaster. The queue is usually shortest in the first hour and at the end of the day.

Check your height

Fēnix has a minimum height of 1.32 metres and a maximum height of 1.95 metres. Measure your children beforehand with the height chart on the Toverland website.

Watch from Merlin's Quest

Fēnix races just over the water of Avalon. From the boats of Merlin's Quest and from the terrace of Hungry Harry, you can see the trains fly past up close.

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Visitor information

You must be at least 1.32 metres tall and no taller than 1.95 metres. Visitors using the entrance for guests with disabilities must be at least 1.40 metres tall. Fēnix is not suitable if you are pregnant or have back, neck or heart problems. With the Baby Switch, parents don't have to queue twice: one parent rides while the other waits with the child, then swaps in afterwards. You get the ticket for this at the station. There is a lift at the entrance for guests with disabilities, on the left in front of the station building.

Young people with their arms raised on Fēnix
Aerial photo of the blue track of Fēnix

The icon of Avalon

For many visitors, Fēnix is the reason to come to Toverland. Combine your ride with a trip through Avalon: on Merlin's Quest you even sail underneath the track. Then walk over to Pixarus, which stands right in the middle of one of Fēnix's curves.

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