Discover Troy
Our tips:
- Sit at the back
- Watch out for maintenance
- Take home an action photo
Troy
Troy is the wooden roller coaster in Ithaka, the world of ancient Greece. The ride opened in 2007 and, according to Toverland, at 1,077 metres long, 35 metres high and 90 km/h, it is the longest, tallest and fastest wooden coaster in the Benelux.
The concept
Ithaka is all about the Trojan War. The Greeks hid inside a wooden horse to get into the city of Troy. That horse is still there, right in the middle of the area. You take your seat in a chariot and head for victory. Only the bravest dare to take it on.
The Experience
Troy was built by Great Coaster International. After the lift hill comes a fast drop, followed by a wild ride full of hills and sharp turns. The wood creaks and the train shakes: that's all part of it. The ride lasts about 110 seconds. You'll briefly lift out of your seat several times.
Discover Troy
Sit at the back
At the back you're pulled over every hill and feel the most airtime. At the front you get the best view over Ithaka.
Watch out for maintenance
According to the opening hours calendar, Troy will be closed for maintenance from 6 January 2027. Check the calendar before your visit to see which attractions are closed.
Take home an action photo
Straight after your ride you walk into the Troy Shop. There you can buy your action photo and cool souvenirs, even real roller coaster parts.
Visitor information
You must be at least 1.20 metres tall; anyone shorter can't ride. Shoes are compulsory. Troy isn't 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 swaps in afterwards. You get the ticket for this in the station. The entrance for guests with disabilities can only be reached via stairs.
Hero of Ithaka
Troy is a classic you shouldn't miss. After your ride, stroll past the Trojan Horse for a photo, then hop on Scorpios, the swinging ship next door. For an ice cream, head to Het Houten Paard.
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