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Space Shot

Space Shot is the launch tower in Speed Zone. At 3..2..1.. GO! you're shot 60 metres into the air in a fraction of a second. Straight after that comes a free fall back down.

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The concept

Unlike a regular drop tower, you're not slowly pulled up. You sit around the red-and-white tower and are launched to the top in one go. At the top you float for a moment, then you drop back down.

Visitors in the gondola of Space Shot in Walibi Holland
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The red and white tower of Space Shot behind a palm tree in Walibi Holland

The Experience

The launch is short but powerful: you'll feel the butterflies in your stomach from the very first metre. At the top you briefly get a view over the park, the lakes and the woods. Then comes the drop. Can you manage not to scream?

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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.

Enjoy the view

At the top you briefly see the whole park and the polder around Walibi Holland. Look quickly, because you drop straight away.

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.

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Visitor information

You must be at least 1.20 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.

The tower of Space Shot in Walibi Holland against a blue sky
Aerial photo of the top of Space Shot above Walibi Holland

Launching in Speed Zone

Space Shot is next to Goliath and G-Force. Younger brothers and sisters can head to Space Kidz in the meantime, the child-sized drop tower.

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