Piraten
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Piraten
Djurs Sommerland · DK · Intamin Mega-Lite
“A swift Danish voyage, launched from green Djursland.”
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Fast facts
- Piraten operates at Djurs Sommerland in Nimtofte, Denmark. coasterpedia.net
- The ride opened in 2008 in the park’s Piratland area. djurssommerland.dk
- Piraten is thirty-two metres high. djurssommerland.dk
- Its top speed is 90 km/h. djurssommerland.dk
- The track is 755 metres long. djurssommerland.dk
- Piraten is a steel Intamin Mega-Lite coaster with zero inversions. coasterpedia.net
- Coasterpedia lists Piraten as operating, with a cable lift hill and sixteen riders per train. coasterpedia.net
The story of Piraten
In 2008, Djurs Sommerland opened a new and larger Piratland, with Piraten as the proud centrepiece. The park describes it as the development that made its coaster ambitions gather real speed on the green acres of Djursland. djurssommerland.dk
The machinery was supplied by Intamin as a Mega-Lite, with steel track, a cable lift hill, and trains carrying sixteen visitors apiece. Ing.-Büro Stengel GmbH is credited with the design, and RCS GmbH with onsite construction. coasterpedia.net
For the traveller arriving at Piratland, the figures are plain and splendid: thirty-two metres high, 755 metres of track, and 90 km/h at full cry. Djurs Sommerland presents Piraten among its great coasters, placed where summer crowds can find it easily. djurssommerland.dk
Its reputation travelled well beyond Denmark. Djurs Sommerland’s own press material records Piraten as the only Danish coaster to enter a world top-fifty poll, and the park has noted visitors coming from the United States and much of Europe to ride it. djurssommerland.dk
Sources
- coasterpedia.net Preferred source
- djurssommerland.dk Acceptable source
- djurssommerland.dk Acceptable source
- djurssommerland.dk Acceptable source
This background is AI-drafted from public sources and human-reviewed before publishing — approved 20 August 2026.