Kållerado, Water ride in Liseberg, Gothenburg, Sweden

Kållerado is a water ride at Liseberg in Gothenburg, opened in 1997. It consists of a 560-metre winding water channel on which 28 circular boats, each seating nine people, drift freely with the current. Obstacles in the channel make the boats bump and rotate, and riders are sprayed with water and pass through smoke effects.

Kållerado opened in 1997 at Liseberg in Gothenburg. The ride consists of a 560-metre winding water channel with 28 circular boats, each seating nine passengers. It was added as part of the park's expansion of water attractions.

Kållerado's name echoes the Swedish word for spring, källa, fitting a ride whose circular boats drift freely on flowing water. In Kaninlandet, a gentler version called Morotsresan ("the Carrot Journey") is adapted for small children, so families ride the same water-course idea at a slower pace.

Visitors must be at least 130 centimeters tall, or 110 centimeters if accompanied by an adult, to ride. Wear clothes that you do not mind getting wet, since splashing is part of the experience.

The 560-metre channel holds 28 circular boats with nine seats each; obstacles in the channel make the boats bump and spin, and water spray and smoke effects are released along the route. A gentler version for small children, Morotsresan, runs in the Kaninlandet area.