Search Bobbejaanland roller coasters or Fury Bobbejaanland and you do not want a Danish attraction page or a list with every playground mixed in. Bobbejaanland has eight real coasters. Period. Google used to dump Dutch Fury searches on /da/…/fury. It was the wrong language and showed only one attraction rather than a comparison.
Written in August 2026. Opening, downtime and queues change daily — always open the Bobbejaanland live wait times before you sprint from Land of Legends to Kinderland.
How many coasters does Bobbejaanland have?
Eight. That is the answer to how many roller coasters does Bobbejaanland have and all Bobbejaanland coasters.
| Ride | Type | Min. height | When to pick it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fury | Triple launch, Gerstlauer (Land of Legends, 2019) | 130 cm | The magnet: 43 m, 106 km/h, forwards or backwards. |
| Typhoon | Euro-Fighter, Gerstlauer (Land of Legends, 2004) | 125 cm | The fierce neighbour: vertical lift, 97° drop, four inversions. |
| Naga Bay | Spinning Maurer (Adventure Valley, 2011) | 120 cm | Spinning through the trees; different every time. |
| Bob Express | Powered Mack (Mystery Bay, 2000) | 120 cm | Family train in a hurry: 36 km/h, highest capacity. |
| Dreamcatcher | Suspended Vekoma (Desperado City, 1987) | 110 cm | Hang over the pond; no inversions. |
| Speedy Bob | Wild mouse Mack (Desperado City, 1998) | 110 cm | Sharp turns, small cars, sudden stops. |
| Revolution | Indoor Vekoma Illusion (Adventure Valley, 1989) | 100 cm | Rain-proof, long train, time-travel show. |
| Oki Doki | Junior Vekoma (Kinderland, 2004) | 95 cm | The starter: first real coaster for kids. |
That height gap matters. A child at 115 cm rides Oki Doki, Revolution, Speedy Bob and Dreamcatcher, stays off Naga Bay and Bob Express, and never boards Fury. That is why Fury Bobbejaanland height is a real query: 130 cm, the park’s strictest pole.
Fury or Typhoon?
This is the duel the thrill day turns on. Both Land of Legends, both Gerstlauer — otherwise night and day.
Fury is the new star: three launches, 43 metres, 106.6 km/h, two inversions. The crowd votes whether the train leaves forwards or backwards. Search Fury speed, g-force or inversions and you land here. In our profile Fury goes over the top twice — not a looping marathon, but brutal speed.
Typhoon is the compact whirlwind next door: vertical lift, steeper than straight down, four inversions, 80 km/h. Want inversions without Fury’s 130 cm? Start here (125 cm).
Short advice: launch + backwards = Fury first. Drop + loops = Typhoon. Check the Bobbejaanland live wait times: if one is already past 40 minutes and the other is not, swap the order. Do not automatically schedule both in the same hour, as their queues can take up most of your morning in Land of Legends.
The Bobbejaanland planning tips help: the magnet (Fury) often fills before the Euro-Fighter next to it.
The other six: spinning to junior
Naga Bay is Adventure Valley’s spinner: Maurer, 120 cm, 55 km/h. Not a must if Fury already costs an hour, but more playful than Typhoon.
Bob Express is the powered train through Mystery Bay: 120 cm, only 36 km/h, high capacity. A useful in-between, not a thrill substitute.
Dreamcatcher hangs under the track above Desperado City: 110 cm, Vekoma, no inversions. Search “coaster without inversions” with some height and you land here.
Speedy Bob is the wild mouse: 110 cm, sharp turns, small cars. Short, snappy, often underestimated in the plan.
Revolution is the indoor time trip: 100 cm, 720 metres of track, a sixty-rider train. On a wet Kempen day this is when the rest of the park heads inside — watch the Bobbejaanland live wait times extra closely then.
Oki Doki is the Kinderland starter: 95 cm, Vekoma junior, almost 58 km/h. Not a must for thrill-seekers, but the answer to “can my child ride a coaster at Bobbejaanland?”
Minimum height at a glance
| Coaster | Minimum height |
|---|---|
| Oki Doki | 95 cm |
| Revolution | 100 cm |
| Dreamcatcher / Speedy Bob | 110 cm |
| Naga Bay / Bob Express | 120 cm |
| Typhoon | 125 cm |
| Fury | 130 cm |
Park rules can change; the measuring pole at the entrance always beats a blog. But this is why “can my child ride Fury?” is not the same question as “does Bobbejaanland have coasters for kids?”
Which one should you ride?
- Check live, not memory. Open the Bobbejaanland live wait times before you lock a route.
- Height first, taste second. Under 125 cm, Fury and often Typhoon are out.
- Fury and Typhoon are not side quests. Those two queues decide the day.
- Eight is not five plus a playground. Speedy Bob, Dreamcatcher and Revolution count; do not skip them because Instagram only shows Fury.
- Water is the other Bobbejaanland question. El Rio (and Wild Water Slide / Terra Magma) belong with the Bobbejaanland water rides — not this coaster list. The Benelux hub remains the water rides in the Netherlands and Belgium.
Want the same comparison for Ypres or Limburg? See the Bellewaerde roller coasters or the Toverland roller coasters.
Plan further on W8baan
Want live data from here? Open Fury or Typhoon, or go straight to the Bobbejaanland live wait times. For wet rides in the same park stay with El Rio and the water-ride guide.
Sources: W8baan Bobbejaanland attraction profiles (Fury, Typhoon, Naga Bay, Dreamcatcher, Speedy Bob, Oki Doki, Bob Express, Revolution) and public park information. Height limits, opening and Fury’s direction can change; check the live page on the day.