Summer & winter - fun in the Zillertal Arena
Coaster fun during a summer vacation - the Arena Coaster
The 1st alpine coaster in the Zillertal includes a length of 1,450 m and numerous waves, steep curves, jumps, as well as 360° and 540° loops. The Arena Coaster not only excites children but also incites excitement and a rush of adrenaline among adults. Pure coaster fun is offered here from May to October right next to the valley station of the Rosenalm lift – reachable in a few minutes’ walk from the Sonnenhof.
Fun-Facts Arena Coaster
- 1.450 m total length of the coaster
- 325 m length uphill
- 1.125 m length downhill
- 140 m height difference
- approx. 6 - 7 minutes length of the trip
- highest point above the ground: 9 m
Right next to the alpine coaster is a large adventure playground with tube slide and climbing opportunities for little climbers, swinging fans, jumpers, and sliding enthusiasts. All this action is topped off by a special attraction at the Rosenalm lift valley station in Zell: the jump tower with bag jump...
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Winter fun in the Zillertal Arena
Not too shabby at all – the winter program for kids in the Zillertal Arena: countless kid’s ski slopes provide tons of fun in the snow, and the ski schools in the Zillertal Arena regularly organize children’s programs. For example, there is a daily child pick-up service, a witch safari, a balloon launch, kid’s snow rafting, kid’s ski disco, and of course a ski kindergarten. The highlight at the end of every ski course is a big ski race with an awards ceremony.
In addition to all this, there is still much to discover: the Gerlosstein ice castle and the floodlit toboggan run on the Hainzenberg for example. Or Funty – the mascot of the Zillertal Arena. And we can’t forget the snow and action parks for freeskiers & snowboarders – whether you’re young or young at heart.
With humor and charm, top ski instructors will share the fun of winter sports and provide many additonal offers so that a skiing vacation is also pure fun for the littlest ones.
