Adventure Island (amusement Park) - Other Major Rides

Other Major Rides

  • American Whip - spinning cups that opened in 2009; height limit 1m. Adventure Island Workshop.
  • Archelon - a Zierer Wave Swinger; height limit 1,2m.
  • Big Wheel - a Ferris Wheel; height limit 1m.
  • Crooked House - funny house that was originally built in 1953; height limit 1m. Adventure Island Workshop.
  • Devil´s Creek Gold Mine - spinning barrels on a track train, opened in 2008; height limit 1m. Adventure Island Workshop.
  • Dragon - a Zierer roundabout ride that opened in 1995; height limit 1m.
  • Dragon's Claw - a Tivoli Spin-Out ride; height limit 1,2m.
  • Fireball - a Ferris wheel-type spinner ride that opened in 2006; height limit 1m. Adventure Island Workshop.
  • Over the Hill - a ´Undertaker'-themed dark ride that opened in 2008; height limit 1m. Adventure Island Workshop, designed by Sarner.
  • Pharaoh's Fury - a Sonacase Twister that opened in 1998; height limit 1m.
  • Ramba Zamba - a Zamperla Disk-O that opened in 2004; height limit 1,2m.
  • Scorpion - a Tivoli Scorpion that opened in 2001; height limit 1,2m.
  • Sk8borda - a rocking tug that opened in 2008; height limit 1m. Zamperla / Adventure Island Workshop.
  • Sky Drop - a 70 ft (21m) tall Zamperla drop tower that opened in 2004; height limit 1,2m
  • Tidal Wave Blue - water dinghy ride that opened in 1995; height limit 1,2m. Interlink.
  • Tidal Wave Green - water dinghy ride that is located adjacent to the Blue Tidal Wave.
  • The Time Machine - giant swing that opened in 2012; height limit 1,2m. Adventure Island Workshop.
  • Vortex - a Tivoli Orbiter spin ride that opened in 2001; height limit 1,2m.

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