Oki Doki, Steel roller coaster in Bobbejaanland, Belgium
Oki Doki is a steel roller coaster in Bobbejaanland that winds through the park across multiple sections. The ride features hills and turns designed to give a fun sensation without extreme intensity.
Oki Doki opened on 3 April 2004 as Junior Coaster, named for its ride type; its working title had been "Vekoma Pipo". It kept that name until 31 October 2004 and has been called Oki Doki since 2005, after the clowns on the fronts of its two trains.
The name Oki Doki comes from the clowns on the front of the two trains: one raises its hands, the other covers its eyes. The ride opened as Junior Coaster and took its current name in 2005. It stands in the Kinderland themed area beside Terra Magma and Dreamcatcher.
Oki Doki stands in the Kinderland area, next to the water and between the log flume Terra Magma and the suspended coaster Dreamcatcher. Each of the two trains has ten cars seating two riders, with hip bars in every car. The lift hill uses a tyre drive and magnetic brakes as anti-rollback.
The two trains carry clown figures at the front, and each is different: one raises its hands in the air, the other holds them over its eyes. The name Oki Doki comes from these two clowns.
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