Volldampf, Steel roller coaster at Erlebnispark Tripsdrill in Cleebronn, Germany.
Volldampf is a steel roller coaster at Erlebnispark Tripsdrill, featuring a train designed to resemble a steam locomotive. The ride operates with a single train consisting of ten cars that carry riders through the park's landscape.
In 2019 Erlebnispark Tripsdrill announced two new coasters, Volldampf and Hals-über-Kopf, both supplied by the Dutch manufacturer Vekoma. The pair opened in 2020. Part of Volldampf's track runs through the station building of Hals-über-Kopf.
The ride is themed to the German folk song "Schäbischen Eisenbahn", about the Swabian railway. Its locomotive-shaped train and station styling carry that railway motif through the queue and the ride itself.
The ride is suitable for children from about 95 centimeters tall and offers a relatively short, family-friendly experience. Visitors should know the coaster operates with limited train capacity, so waits can build during peak times.
Volldampf's route passes through the station building of Hals-über-Kopf, the other coaster Tripsdrill opened in 2020. Both were supplied by the Dutch manufacturer Vekoma, and the two rides share this crossing point in the park.
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