Train Fantôme – Stany Rousseaux

How to ride Train Fantôme Rousseaux

You climb into a small carriage that takes you along rails through the darkened ghost train. Then you travel around tight bends, past sets and scenes that often appear only at the last moment. The suspense stays high precisely because you never know what is coming next. The façade outside also sets the scene for a suitably spooky experience.

The figures and effects currently on display inside may change over the years. So it is worth riding even on a second visit.

History of Train Fantôme Rousseaux

Ghost trains have been part of the European fairground scene for over a hundred years. Stany Rousseaux has been listed with Train Fantôme in Belgian specialist directories for several years, sometimes also with the spelling without an accent. The manufacturer, year of construction and track length have not yet been publicly documented. We will add them once reliable information is available.

Operator and appearances of Train Fantôme Rousseaux

The organiser's line-up of rides will tell you whether Train Fantôme Rousseaux is at your funfair. Find the dates in the funfair calendar and more ghost trains in the attraction guide.

Who is the ghost train suitable for?

Train Fantôme is suitable for teenagers and adults who enjoy a good scare. It is less suitable for small or very nervous children. You can find out at the ticket office whether there is an age limit. If you are unsure, it is best to ride with someone else, as it is easier to laugh off the fright together. Only take photos inside if this is expressly permitted.