Excalibur, Spinning amusement ride at Walibi Holland, Netherlands
The Excalibur ride sends passengers through multiple inversions while suspended from two rotating arms controlled by hydraulic systems.
The attraction opened in 2000 as part of Walibi Holland's expansion and underwent a complete redesign in 2019, receiving a new color scheme.
The medieval-themed ride reflects the park's original Sherwood Forest section, incorporating elements from Arthurian legends into its design.
Riders must be at least 140 centimeters tall and secure all loose items before boarding the 40-person capacity gondola.
During each four-minute cycle, passengers experience multiple forward and backward flips while rotating 360 degrees at various speeds.
Inception: 2000
Part of: Walibi Holland
GPS coordinates: 52.44215,5.76313
Latest update: March 2, 2025 21:17
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