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Drako

Drako is the family roller coaster in Zero Zone. With surprising hills and bends, it's a ride for the whole family, from little children to grandparents.

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The concept

Drako is a compact roller coaster by German manufacturer Zierer, which has been in the park since 1992. Over the years it has had various names and themes; now it's all about a dragon. The track sits among trees and wildflowers, with a colourful station building.

The circular track of the family coaster Drako at Walibi Holland among trees and wildflowers
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A mother and son laughing with their arms raised on the family roller coaster Drako at Walibi Holland

The Experience

The train circles a track full of little hills and bends. The ride isn't particularly high or fast, but it's thrilling enough for a first roller coaster experience. Parents and children sit side by side and enjoy the ride together.

Discover Drako

First roller coaster

Drako is a great first roller coaster for children. From 0.90 metres they can ride with an adult.

Grandma and grandpa too

The park calls Drako a true family attraction: even grandma and grandpa can come along.

Find the dragon

Take a good look around the station: a dragon's head is poking out of one of the windows.

Visitor information

Children from 0.90 metres can ride when accompanied by an adult. From 1.20 metres you can ride on your own. The ride is not suitable for pregnant women. With the baby switch, parents don't have to queue twice: one parent goes on the ride while the other waits with the child at the exit, then boards via the exit afterwards.

A dragon's head looks out of a window of the Drako station at Walibi Holland
The colourful station building of Drako at Walibi Holland

Riding the coaster together

Drako is ideal for testing whether your child likes roller coasters. Hungry for more? Then Eat My Dust in Speed Zone - OFF ROAD and YOY CHILL (from 1.20 metres) are good next steps.

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