This theming is proportionately oversized, such that a guest feels like they are the size of an ant. Theming inside the area was developed by P&P Projects, Neverland Decors, TAA and AAB. The area spans 3,500 square metres (38,000 sq ft), beneath a 15-metre-tall (49 ft) dome and encompass an island, two streams and an enchanted forest. Themed area Īrthur – The Ride is one of several attractions within the Kingdom of the Invisibles themed area. The ride features animatronics by Life Formations and Heimotion, as well as other 4D effects such as water, wind and scents. Unlike most roller coasters, Arthur – The Ride does not require gravity for movement, instead it is powered by motors inside the trains.
The ride features seven scenes both inside and outside the show building. The 550-metre-long (1,800 ft) attraction features a theoretical hourly capacity of 1,600 riders. Riders are suspended beneath the steel roller coaster track in one of nine, 12-person vehicles. The ride system behind Arthur – The Ride was developed by Mack Rides, who own Europa-Park, making it the first, and currently only inverted coaster produced by a company other than B&M, Intamin, or Vekoma. Arthur – The Ride, along with the larger Kingdom of the Invisibles themed area, is officially opened to the public in June 2014. Testing for the ride was scheduled to begin in February 2014. Construction for the attraction began in early 2013 on a plot of land set aside for an indoor attraction in 2000.
The announcement was timed with the annual International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA) Trade Show in Orlando, Florida, and detailed a dark ride and a carousel would be included in the area. In mid-November 2012, Europa-Park announced the addition of an Arthur and the Invisibles themed area for 2014.
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