A red Python train turns through a large white ring, outlined by the sunlight.

Python

Efteling

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Operating
Status
29 m
Height
75 km/h
Speed
4
Inversions
A red Python train turns through a large white ring, outlined by the sunlight.Photos Place gallery
Description

Description

The great steel silhouette of Ruigrijk

Python draws almost its entire form across the sky of Ruigrijk. Its slow ascent, pale loops and descents visible from the paths announce a direct adventure without a long preceding legend. The spectacle therefore begins before boarding, as the trains cross the landscape and their rumble draws every eye.

On board, the park briefly opens out before tipping into a lively sequence carried by air and closeness to the ground. This clarity is part of its character: the shapes seen from outside suddenly become a lived experience, then return to their place in the great familiar silhouette.

A historic emblem, continually renewed

Opened in 1981, Python marked the arrival of major thrill attractions at Efteling. A profound reconstruction completed in 2018 renewed the installation while preserving the overall image known to several generations. Today’s Python therefore continues a shared memory without claiming that every element still belongs to its first era.

Technical data

Technical data

ModelVekoma MK-1200
StatusOperating
MaterialSteel
SeatingSit-down
LaunchLift à chaîne
RestraintVeste
Opening date1981-04-13
Performance

Performance

Height29 m
Length750 m
Speed75 km/h
Inversions4
Experience & accessibility

Experience & accessibility

Reduced mobility accessYes
IndoorNo
LaunchedNo
Water exposureNone
Location inside the park

Location inside the park

CoordinatesNo geolocation for this place
Access conditions

Access conditions

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Height requirements

Minimum height120 cmAllowed from this height.

Pregnancy restriction

Wheelchair transfer required

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