Discover Condor
Our tips:
- Use the single rider queue
- Spot it from the terrace
- Consider Fast Lane
Condor
Condor is the suspended rollercoaster in Exotic. The train hangs beneath the track, so you fly through the air with your legs dangling. Condor opened in 1994 as the first suspended rollercoaster on mainland Europe.
The concept
Condor was also the world's first suspended rollercoaster with two seats side by side instead of four. Until 2013 it was called El Condor; many fans still use that name. A large orange condor statue guards the track.
The Experience
The train takes you up to a height of 32 metres. It then swings you upside down five times at a top speed of 80 kilometres per hour. Because the ground whizzes by beneath you, the ride feels like flying. You cover the 662-metre track in just over a minute and a half.
Discover Condor
Use the single rider queue
Don't mind sitting next to a stranger? Then use the single rider queue. You'll often get your turn sooner than in the regular queue.
Spot it from the terrace
You get a good view of the bright orange Condor from the terrace of Haciënda in Exotic. You can also see the track from Flavors near YOY.
Consider Fast Lane
Want a shorter wait? With Fast Lane you reserve a slot digitally and enter via the Fast Lane entrance. You can buy it in the ticket shop or in the Walibi app; park admission is not included.
Visitor information
You must be at least 1.40 metres tall. The ride is not suitable for pregnant women. With baby switch, parents don't have to queue twice: one parent rides while the other waits with the child at the exit, then boards via the exit. Visitors using the accessibility scheme enter via the Fast Lane entrance.
Fly like a condor
Condor is one of the park's oldest rollercoasters and still a favourite. Afterwards, head for something calmer on El Rio Grande or grab a burger at Haciënda, right next to the track.
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