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the perceived scale of the journey. To achieve this, the trackless vehicles and the synchronized media had to be choreographed so precisely that guests genuinely believe they are travelling through entirely different environments each time they pass through the same tunnel. The race brings them from the Arc de Triomphe in Paris to the Alps and through Egypt back to Paris, and is complemented with 3D decoration and surprise elements like the car reveal with Augmented Reality and pitstop with Reodor mending the broken car. At the grand finale guests triumph over the other race contenders and are welcomed with happy cheering. Upon unboarding the guests exit via the heavily themed Paris-environment and ice parlour, where they can admire the giant race car
once again. This final part brings a very strong immersion and wow-feeling, which makes the attraction even more unique.
"We are proud to offer a truly unique attraction
that allows families to step into the world of Flåklypa, a universe they have shared across generations. Reodor's creativity inspires children to dream, explore engineering, and build something
extraordinary, just like Il Tempo Gigante. The story teaches them to be persistent despite failures or strong opponents, to follow and fulfill their dreams, no matter how big they are. BoldMove and Qvisten have successfully transformed the Flåklypa universe into an immersive experience, building the excitement from the preshow through the race up to the grand finale." — Hogne Høstmælingen, Park Director at Hunderfossen Familiepark.
The ultra-immersive Little Big Dark Ride that combines virtual and real worlds into a fun family adventure !
TRACKLESS RIDE SYSTEM SUMMER PART TWO 2026
EASY OPERATION AFFORDABLE 43
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