Seal the nine-tailed fox demon once again.
Kyûbi breaks free of the seal left by the Fourth Hokage and unleashes its fury on Konoha Land. Young shinobi, it's up to you to seal it again! Channel your chakra, chain the right hand seals, and above all, work as a team. Over a kilometre of track, two launches, a top speed of 75 km/h, a dizzying 30-metre peak and a backwards run that scrambles the senses: this is an experience built for the most gifted ninjas of Fūinjutsu. Built by Zamperla, this coaster marks a first for the Italian manufacturer, usually known for flat rides and disco coasters. The queue line was designed as a free-flowing walk around the track rather than the usual switchbacks, with views of the train at every turn. A sign even invites young ninjas to perform a specific hand seal on the second pass through the station, right before the second launch. Riders praise a smooth, vibration-free run, comfortable seats, and two very different feelings depending on whether you pick the classic carriages or the reversed back row, where the airtime hits much harder. The station theming gets special praise too: the projected seal that fades out at launch, the fox's roar, operators performing the multi-clone hand seal, onboard audio and synced music make for a very strong sense of immersion.
An experience you have to try during your visit to the Naruto park.
Over 1 km of track, top speed 75 km/h
30 m peak followed by a backwards section
Two carriage types: classic or reversed back row
32-seat trains, roughly 1 min 16 cycle time
Theoretical hourly capacity of 680 riders
Themed station: seal, hand seals, onboard audio
minimum required
Based on 238 visitors
Rate this attraction
Punchy launch, first turn with a nice bit of airtime, gorgeous curves with zero vibration, comfortable seats. Second launch, a turn that skims the ground, a climb up the spike then an enjoyable backwards run. Well done Zamperla, well done Spirou Provence.
The way the coaster is built into the park is visually and architecturally striking: every corner of the park gives you a view of the ride, and even the queue line winds around the track. The projected seal fading out at launch, the fox's roar, the operators doing the multi-clone hand seal, it's powerful stuff and it really deepens the immersion.
A really good coaster, very smooth with barely any vibration. A family coaster that works surprisingly well in the back row for more thrills. Worth mentioning: great atmosphere, staff communicate using Naruto hand signs and there's a moment where the music swells and everyone claps and does the signs together.
Two great launches for a family coaster and a genuinely interesting layout with a good pace. Must be ridden backwards in the last row at least once, for more airtime and a proper shake through the turns.
Great new addition with careful theming. A few teething problems with the machine (it is a prototype) and the onboard audio doesn't always work, but the experience is still a lot of fun and the zone is well worth the visit.
Queue management could still improve on some of the park's other rides, but nothing to complain about with the Kyûbi Unchained crew: efficient, smooth welcome, you can tell the team is well trained.
The fox coaster is still our favourite in the park. Our tip: ride it once in a classic carriage, then a second time in the reversed back row, the sensations are genuinely different.
The new Kyûbi attraction is really well done, one of the best in the park. It's easy to see why it's already become a must-do.
Very good ride overall. One small gripe about immersion: a folding chair was left near the queue-line screens on the day of our visit, which broke the mood a little on that one spot.
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