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Valhalla is an indoor water dark ride from 2000 with 12 boats, 8 riders per boat and a Viking story packed with water, fire and effects.
Valhalla is the flagship water dark ride at Pleasure Beach Resort. The ride mixes a Viking saga with boat travel, drops, temperature effects, fire, water and pitch-dark scenes. After its major relaunch, the famous promise still stands: you will get wet, and you may leave absolutely drenched. Thanks to its length, scale and show value, Valhalla feels more like a full expedition than a standard splash ride.
The official Valhalla page lists the year 2000, a 4-minute ride time and 12 boats with 8 riders each. Coasterpedia lists a track length of 1,985 ft, a top speed of 44 mph and capacity of 1,990 riders per hour; Dark Ride Database lists 2,625 ft, a maximum height of 79 ft, 44 mph and 2,000 riders per hour. Because the sources disagree on the length, the existing length value was not changed in this batch.
Valhalla uses Norse mythology as its framework: the boat journey takes riders past extreme elements and puts them to the test as future Viking warriors.
Based on available measurements and historical wait-time data.
Spread of wait times, outage duration, and the number of outages per day based on available historical data.
473 measurements
Typical wait time: around 35 min.
It usually falls between 20 min and 60 min.
See more than 60 min? It is probably busier than usual — consider a quieter moment.
Less than 20 min? You are in luck: that does not happen often.
18 outages
Outages usually last about 13 min.
Some are over quickly (sometimes within 5 min), others take longer (up to 34 min). That varies per outage.
Already longer than 34 min? The attraction may stay closed a while longer.
9 days
On days with outages, we see an average of 2 per day.
That usually falls between 2 and 2.
On quiet days it was 2, on busy days up to 2.
Today compared with historical wait times by hour.
