Black Mamba under construction at Phantasialand in 2006.

Black Mamba

Phantasialand

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Operating
Status
26 m
Height
80 km/h
Speed
4
Inversions
Black Mamba under construction at Phantasialand in 2006.Photos Place gallery
Description

Description

Black Mamba moves through Deep in Africa with an almost animal presence. The train dives under paths, skims past rocks, drops into trenches and appears between buildings in a fast, scenery-hugging sequence.

The ride stands out as much for its rhythm as for its integration. Guests on the ground see it strike through the area again and again, giving the whole zone a constant sense of motion before anyone even boards.

Among vegetation, walkways and sculpted rockwork, Black Mamba remains one of Phantasialand’s strongest visual landmarks: a sharp, flowing experience completely tied to its surroundings.

Location

Location inside the park

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Technical data

Technical data

ModelInverted Coaster
StatusOperating
MaterialSteel
SeatingInverted
LaunchLift à chaîne
RestraintOver-the-shoulder restraint
Opening date2006-05-24
Performance

Performance

Height26 m
Length768 m
Speed80 km/h
Inversions4
Capacity / hour1500
Experience & accessibility

Experience & accessibility

Single riderNo
Fast passNo
Reduced mobility accessNo
IndoorNo
LaunchedNo
Water exposureNone
Access conditions

Access conditions

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Height requirements

Minimum height140 cmAllowed from this height.
Maximum height195 cmAccess forbidden above this height.

10 years

Minimum age to ride without a specific accompaniment requirement.

Value10 years

Not suitable during pregnancy

The official safety information states that the ride may negatively affect pregnancy.

Not suitable for heart or circulatory conditions

The official safety information warns of risks for guests with heart or circulatory conditions.

Not suitable for back, neck or spine problems

The official safety information mentions jolts, movements or forces that may aggravate back, neck or spine problems.

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