Heroes City XXL – Zuidema

Heroes City XXL Zuidema: Active rather than passive

In a funhouse, visitors' movement is part of the experience. You walk through a course and explore its design at close quarters. This makes this type of attraction quite different from a roller coaster or Ferris wheel. Rather than following a set ride in a vehicle, you need to pay attention: where does the route begin, which areas are suitable for children, and where is there a handrail? The answers depend on the actual layout and the information provided on site.

Heroes City XXL is one of the attractions where the facade plays an important role even from the outside. Families may find it interesting to look at the design together before deciding whether to visit. As the exact sequence of obstacles cannot be reliably reconstructed from the sources checked so far, no special effects or individual course sections are promised here.

Heroes City XXL Zuidema: Funhouse technology

A current funfair industry guide explicitly lists Heroes City XXL as a funhouse operated by showman Zuidema. The attraction should therefore not be confused with a ride of the same name. The available sources do not provide sufficient evidence for details about the manufacturer, year of construction, dimensions when assembled, number of levels, power requirements, transport or minimum height. These details are therefore left unspecified. For Heroes City XXL Zuidema, the name XXL alone does not allow any reliable conclusions about the actual footprint or number of stations.

Operator and travelling show

The name Zuidema helps distinguish this funhouse from other funhouses and amusement attractions. This is particularly important when attractions move between different funfair sites, as older photos, tour lists or videos may appear under similar names. To be reliable, they must show the same physical attraction. Participation in a particular fair must also be confirmed each time; previous appearances or general event advertising are not enough.

Tips for families visiting

If you're visiting with children, check before entering which areas they can use on their own and which require adult supervision. Sturdy shoes can be useful on a course. Take time to read the route instructions before setting off, and keep a safe distance from other visitors in areas with moving parts. If you're unsure how challenging the attraction is, ask the staff at the entrance.

You can find more funhouses and amusement attractions in our attraction guide. For operator information, see a current industry guide.