Short, fast, and set against the cragged slopes of the Bernese Oberland: this alpine coaster offers over 500° of turns and a three-ride pass per guest. Read on for what to expect, rules, and how to plan your trip from Interlaken or Bern.
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You feel the slope before you see it: a ribbon of steel dropping through mixed spruce and beech, then tightening into a series of steep, kidney-shaped curves that press you into the seat. The Fun Ride facility in the Bernese Oberland is less theme-park spectacle than concentrated rush—over 500 degrees of turn, fast straights, and a speed display at the finish that dares comparison.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–6 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required—able to sit upright and brace through turns; not suitable for those with serious spinal or cardiovascular issues.
Wildlife
History
The Bernese Oberland has long been a corridor of alpine travel; modern summer tobogganing and alpine coasters evolved from post-war recreational developments that repurposed hillside access tracks for seasonal tourism.
Conservation
Operators in the area work to limit new infrastructure on sensitive slopes; visitors are asked to stay on paths, pack out waste, and follow instructions to reduce erosion and disturbance.
Reserve your spot on the Fun Ride Express All Tickets Included from Bern Spiez Interlaken today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Hold the control stick with both hands
Two-handed control is required for safe braking through tight curves—keep both hands on the stick at all times.
Empty pockets and secure loose items
Side pockets, bags, and loose items are not allowed on the ride—use a small waist pack stowed off the device if needed.
Bring your own snacks and water
On-site options are limited; pack water and a light snack to keep energy up between rides.
Check weather and alternative plans
If rain forces closure, the operator offers museum or nature-park alternatives—confirm options before you travel to avoid surprises.
Sport shoes
Closed, grippy shoes help you step safely in and out of the ride carriage.
Light wind shell
Spring can be breezy at elevation; a packable shell stops wind chill between runs.
spring
Small hydration bottle
Keeps you hydrated during sequences of rides and while waiting at the kiosk.
summer
Action camera with chest or helmet mount
Head/body cams are allowed and capture the ride—selfie sticks are prohibited.