Discover Lost Gravity
Our tips:
- Tall? Take an inner seat
- Use the single rider queue
- Consider Fast Lane
Lost Gravity
Lost Gravity is located in Zero Zone, the area where gravity has disappeared. The coaster opened in March 2016 and is a BigDipper model, built by the German manufacturer MACK Rides.
The concept
The black and yellow steel track winds its way through the Zero Zone scenery, which includes a crashed aeroplane. Lost Gravity even has its own dance track: "Move Up (Lost Gravity)" by Mr. Polska and Boaz van de Beatz.
The Experience
The track takes you up to a height of 32 metres and sends you plunging down with a twisted drop. At 87 kilometres per hour you race through intense turns, two inversions and a Banked Top Hat. Thanks to forces of up to 4.3 G and moments of weightlessness, it feels as if gravity has briefly vanished. The ride along the 680-metre track lasts 82 seconds.
Discover Lost Gravity
Tall? Take an inner seat
If you are taller than 1.95 metres, you take one of the inner seats.
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.
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. At Lost Gravity you can also buy a photo of your ride. Visitors using the accessibility scheme enter via the Fast Lane entrance.
Weightless in Zero Zone
Lost Gravity is a short, intense ride full of surprises. Afterwards, you'll also find Crazy River, Drako and The Tomahawk in Zero Zone. You can grab an ice cream at Dizzies Ice Cream.
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