Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Come for a pov video of Pythonn At Efteling Park. I use My DJI Osmo Action 6 to record this ride but forgot to put it in night mode but i have other video of the same ride but with different setting on the camera to see which one come out better. I have put the links for Efteling Theme Park.
Python is a steel roller coaster located at Efteling in Kaatsheuvel, North Brabant, Netherlands. It was built by Vekoma and opened on April 12, 1981. When it first opened, it was the largest steel coaster in mainland Europe.
Vertical loop
Python opened on April 12, 1981 and was the start of a new strategy of development for the park: moving from a fairy-tale forest into a proper amusement park, which led to many problems with the local community. Environmentalists tried to get the building permit withdrawn, and the park's neighbors feared more problems arising from growing visitor numbers. This, and the likely noise pollution the coaster saw the highest court of public justice order the construction to be stopped. After some time, construction could recommence, but legal problems continued for several more years.
In 1995, when operating hours were extended until 10 pm, the coaster's 45-decibel noise level became a problem once more. Plans were submitted to the local municipality, describing an extension and complete renovation of the coaster, which would reduce the noise substantially. Due to the high cost, the funds were allocated to the construction of a new enclosed (to reduce noise problems for the nearby community) roller coaster, Vogel Rok, which opened in 1998.
Efteling hoped to get a night license for Python with some small renovations (new trains and a chain lift), but only with a change in the permit could Python remain open until 10 pm.
For the 2018 season, the track from the start of the first vertical loop to the brake run was replaced. While the coaster still follows the same layout, the new track has smoother transitions. The works, which cost €4.5 million, also included a replacement of the lift chain, the introduction of a single-rider queue, and a new "ride reservation" virtual queuing system. Python reopened on 31 March.[1]
In October 2025 the park announced that they would be purchasing a third train for the ride.[2]
Turn your world upside down
Escape the stranglehold of the Python who’s patiently waiting for you. Survive the twists and turns at great heights on this steel roller coaster with its double loop and corkscrew.
Single rider queue
There is a single rider queue at the Python. This is a separate queue for guests who would like to visit the attraction on their own, allowing empty seats in vehicles to be filled. Read the eight FAQ and answers about the single rider queue.
DJI website:
dji.com/uk/products/handheld-imaging-devices#action-series
Eftling:
efteling.com/en
Eftling theme park Address :
Europalaan 1, 5171 KW Kaatsheuvel
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Come for a pov video of Pythonn At Efteling Park. I use My DJI Osmo Action 6 to record this ride but forgot to put it in night mode but i have other video of the same ride but with different setting on the camera to see which one come out better. I have put the links for Efteling Theme Park.
Python is a steel roller coaster located at Efteling in Kaatsheuvel, North Brabant, Netherlands. It was built by Vekoma and opened on April 12, 1981. When it first opened, it was the largest steel coaster in mainland Europe.
Vertical loop
Python opened on April 12, 1981 and was the start of a new strategy of development for the park: moving from a fairy-tale forest into a proper amusement park, which led to many problems with the local community. Environmentalists tried to get the building permit withdrawn, and the park's neighbors feared more problems arising from growing visitor numbers. This, and the likely noise pollution the coaster saw the highest court of public justice order the construction to be stopped. After some time, construction could recommence, but legal problems continued for several more years.
In 1995, when operating hours were extended until 10 pm, the coaster's 45-decibel noise level became a problem once more. Plans were submitted to the local municipality, describing an extension and complete renovation of the coaster, which would reduce the noise substantially. Due to the high cost, the funds were allocated to the construction of a new enclosed (to reduce noise problems for the nearby community) roller coaster, Vogel Rok, which opened in 1998.
Efteling hoped to get a night license for Python with some small renovations (new trains and a chain lift), but only with a change in the permit could Python remain open until 10 pm.
For the 2018 season, the track from the start of the first vertical loop to the brake run was replaced. While the coaster still follows the same layout, the new track has smoother transitions. The works, which cost €4.5 million, also included a replacement of the lift chain, the introduction of a single-rider queue, and a new "ride reservation" virtual queuing system. Python reopened on 31 March.[1]
In October 2025 the park announced that they would be purchasing a third train for the ride.[2]
Turn your world upside down
Escape the stranglehold of the Python who’s patiently waiting for you. Survive the twists and turns at great heights on this steel roller coaster with its double loop and corkscrew.
Single rider queue
There is a single rider queue at the Python. This is a separate queue for guests who would like to visit the attraction on their own, allowing empty seats in vehicles to be filled. Read the eight FAQ and answers about the single rider queue.
DJI website:
dji.com/uk/products/handheld-imaging-devices#action-series
Eftling:
efteling.com/en
Eftling theme park Address :
Europalaan 1, 5171 KW Kaatsheuvel
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