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Pixarus

Pixarus is the flying machine ride in Avalon. You sit in a small plane on the arm of a rotating tower. With the wizard Merlijn as your teacher, you learn to fly. The special part: you decide for yourself how often you go upside down.

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The concept

Pixarus was built by Gerstlauer and has twelve little planes. The tower is about 27 metres tall and stands right in the middle of the helix of wing coaster Fēnix, the spectacular banked turn. So you fly right through the coaster's track.

Pixarus in autumn with the Fēnix track
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Boy flying upside down on Pixarus

The Experience

You fly round at about 30 km/h. You tilt your plane using the wings. If you dare, you can roll all the way over. You can also just sit back and enjoy the view over Avalon. So it's exactly as thrilling as you want it to be.

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Use the wings

You steer yourself with your plane's wings. The more you dare to tilt, the more often you go upside down.

Watch Fēnix

Pixarus stands right in the middle of Fēnix's banked turn. From your plane you see the coaster up close.

Check the height requirement

Children under 1.25 metres can't ride, not even when accompanied.

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Visitor information

You must be at least 1.25 metres tall; if you're shorter, you can't ride. Shoes are compulsory. Pixarus isn't suitable if you're pregnant or have an arm or leg in plaster. With Baby Switch, parents don't have to queue twice: one parent rides while the other waits with the child, then swaps in. You get the ticket for this at the station. In heavy rain, snow or strong wind, the ride may open later or close temporarily; you can check the current status in the Toverland app.

Pixarus and Avalon from above
Pixarus and Avalon from above

Learn to fly yourself

Pixarus is a fun ride for youngsters who love a challenge. Prefer to fly really fast? Then hop on Fēnix, which races right past you.

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