Zombie – Lütjens

What sets Zombie apart from other ghost trains

The two-storey design and zombie theme make the ride distinctive. There are many travelling ghost trains with similar themes but different operators and technical designs. That is why photos, videos and guest appearances should always relate to the specific Lütjens ride. A video of another ghost train would not reliably show what the ride is actually like. Previous operators or design variations should only be attributed to it if it has been confirmed that they belong to the same physical ride.

Zombie Lütjens: A ride through two floors

The large façade sets the scene before you even get on. The name Zombie suggests a dark design with eerie figures and effects. Inside, the route takes you through several scenes. Unlike in a funhouse, you do not move through obstacles yourself; instead, you stay in the vehicle and take in the scenery. The suspense comes mainly from the sequence of darkness, lighting and unexpected sights.

The ride spans two floors. This also makes it interesting from a technical point of view, as the route has to connect the different levels within a transportable structure. How intense you find the ride depends less on speed than on how you react to the scare effects and atmosphere. A ghost train can feel more intense than its actual movement might suggest, especially if you are easily startled.

Zombie Lütjens: Technology and background

For Zombie Lütjens, the current specialist list of travelling ghost trains lists Zombie as a two-storey attraction by the Italian manufacturer Barbisan. It names Lütjens as the operator. The ride is a transportable ghost train, not a permanent theme park attraction. The sources checked do not provide sufficiently clear information about its year of construction, ride duration, number of cars, minimum height, power requirements or transport dimensions. Such details should not be taken from other Barbisan ghost trains, even if the attractions look similar at first glance.

Tips for your visit

If you are interested in ghost trains, first take a look at the façade and the vehicles in the boarding area. This gives you an initial impression of the attraction's style. Children and sensitive visitors should follow the staff's guidance on age limits, supervision and scare effects. The specific rules are displayed on site. During the ride, you should stay seated in the vehicle and follow the safety instructions. If you mainly want to see the design, you can also discover plenty of details outside the ride.

You can find more classic spooky attractions in our attractions overview. The attribution to the Barbisan attraction and operator Lütjens is documented in the on-ride overview of travelling ghost trains.