Reversum at Leolandia: Everything About the Roller Coaster That Spins on Itself
In brief: Reversum is Leolandia’s new attraction, inaugurated on April 25, 2026. It is a spinning coaster with cars that rotate on themselves throughout the ride, and the most impressive coaster ever built in the park’s 55-year history.
It is located in the Crazy Circus area and brings the number of high-adrenaline attractions available at Leolandia to eight.
- What is it?: a spinning coaster with rotating cars, a free fall and parabolic curves.
- Where?: Crazy Circus area, themed as a travelling circus.
- Record: the most impressive attraction in Leolandia’s history, three times the length of the park’s other roller coasters.
- Opening: April 25, 2026.
What Is Reversum? The Attraction You Wouldn’t Expect
The name already says it all, or almost. Reversum is a spinning coaster, a roller coaster where the cars don’t simply travel along the track: throughout the ride, they spin on themselves, making every ride different from the previous one. You never know when the next rotation will happen or which direction you’ll be facing as you enter the next curve. This is the heart of the attraction: unpredictability.
Added to this are the sensation of weightlessness during the free fall and the centrifugal force of the parabolic curves. The result is an experience that puts even the bravest visitors to the test and is unlikely to be forgotten.
Reversum by the Numbers: Why It Is a Record-Breaking Attraction
Reversum is not simply a new ride: it is the most impressive attraction built in Leolandia’s 55-year history. Here are some figures to give you an idea of its scale:
- Three times longer than the other roller coasters in the park
- More than 300 tonnes in weight, supported by 131 foundations with excavations up to 5 metres deep
- Two trains operating simultaneously, with an hourly capacity of 1,000 people
- Manufactured by Mack Rides, one of the world’s most renowned companies specialising in the construction of major roller coasters
The structural strength is not just a technical detail: it guarantees that the intensity of the experience has been designed with the same engineering precision that makes it so spectacular.
The Theme: Welcome to the Circus
Reversum is not an attraction disconnected from its surroundings: it is the narrative centrepiece of the Crazy Circus area, the 20,000-square-metre themed district inaugurated in summer 2025. The entire area is inspired by the aesthetics of travelling circuses, with scenery, attractions and dining venues combining to create a coherent and immersive world.
Reversum takes this universe to its peak: the cars evoke historic circus trains, while the station is housed beneath a 12-metre-high striped big top. In the Crazy Circus universe, where nothing is quite as it seems, passengers become the stars of an acrobatic act, watched with playful irony by a group of funambulist monkeys that bring the scenery to life. At the exit, a dedicated gadget shop offers the chance to purchase photos taken during the ride: a souvenir (or proof of courage) to take home.
With Reversum, Crazy Circus now offers ten experiences in total, with a carefully designed balance between high-intensity rides and attractions accessible to younger children.
Reversum and Leolandia’s 55th Anniversary
The inauguration of Reversum on April 25, 2026, marks the symbolic start of the celebrations for Leolandia’s 55th anniversary, with the main programme of dedicated events getting underway in July.
Reversum brings the number of high-adrenaline attractions at Leolandia to ten: a clear sign of the park’s direction, showing how it can grow alongside families and accompany children and teenagers towards new levels of excitement as they get older.
Want to be among the first to experience Reversum? Check the opening calendar to choose the right date and buy your ticket online to avoid queues at the entrance. You can find all the latest news for the 2026 season on the park’s new attractions and updates page; to plan your day in detail, read the guide to organising your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
On a spinning coaster, the cars rotate freely on themselves throughout the ride. This means every ride is different: the direction you are facing, the moment when the rotation occurs and the angle during the drop are all variable and unpredictable. This unpredictability is what sets Reversum apart from a traditional roller coaster.
Reversum was inaugurated on April 25, 2026, marking the start of the celebrations for Leolandia’s 55th anniversary. It has been operating since that date on the park’s opening days.
Yes. Like all high-intensity attractions, Reversum has minimum height requirements for riders. Find out more about the rides and attractions for children and teenagers at Leolandia
Reversum is located in the Crazy Circus area, the themed district inspired by the world of travelling circuses. Covering 20,000 square metres, it is one of the largest areas in the park and features a total of ten experiences, including attractions, dining and retail, with options for all ages.
Reversum was manufactured by Mack Rides, a German company specialising in the design and construction of major roller coasters and one of the most respected manufacturers in the international theme park industry.
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