Last updated: September 2026
Yes, Phantasialand has a skip-the-queue system. It is called the Quick Pass, it comes in two versions, and the difference between them decides whether you can skip the queue for F.L.Y. at all.
The short answer
- Quick Pass (single) buys one person one ride on one named attraction.
- Quick Pass Ultimate covers every Quick Pass attraction once each, and adds one fast-access ride on F.L.Y.
- F.L.Y. is not available on a single Quick Pass. Ultimate is the only way to buy it.
- Both are sold at Guest Services in the Berlin themed world, and availability is limited.
- Prices are fixed and published per attraction, not dynamic.
Quick Pass (single)
Bought per attraction. The pass entitles one person to one entry to that named attraction through the Quick Pass entrance, and it is only valid on the date printed on it.
If two of you want to skip the same queue, that is two passes. If you want to ride the same thing twice, that is also two passes. It is priced per ride, not per day.
Prices are set per attraction and reflect how busy each one gets, so the headline coasters cost several times what the quieter indoor rides do. They are published rates rather than anything that shifts with demand on the day.
Quick Pass Ultimate, and the F.L.Y. problem
Quick Pass Ultimate gives you one use of every available Quick Pass attraction, plus one fast-access ride on F.L.Y.
That last part is the whole point. F.L.Y. does not appear on the single Quick Pass list. Phantasialand describes fast access to it as an exclusive benefit otherwise only available to Explorers staying at the Hotel Charles Lindbergh, the steampunk hotel built inside Rookburgh with the coaster wrapped around it.
So there are exactly two ways to skip the queue for F.L.Y.: buy Quick Pass Ultimate, or stay at Charles Lindbergh. There is no third option, and no way to buy a single pass for it.
The arithmetic is friendlier than the headline figure suggests. Buying every single-attraction pass one by one comes to slightly more than the Ultimate costs, and the Ultimate throws in the ride you cannot otherwise buy. Treat it as a bundle rather than a premium tier.
Is the Quick Pass worth it?
The quick answer is if it’s busy and you’re not a regular visitor to Phantasialand then yes, I would highly recommend buying the Quick Pass.
Single passes make sense if there are one or two specific queues you cannot face. Ultimate makes sense if you were going to buy most of them anyway, or if F.L.Y. matters to you and you are not staying in Rookburgh. On a quiet day you will walk onto most things and need neither, but Phantasialand does get busy during weekends and the school holidays.
What the Quick Pass does not do
It shortens the queue, it does not remove it
Phantasialand’s terms are explicit that the pass gives a reduced waiting time rather than immediate access without waiting. Actual waits vary with crowd levels and how the ride is being operated, and the Quick Pass entrance can be paused entirely when an attraction is at capacity or having technical trouble.
It does not get you the front row
You are assigned whichever row is available. If you want the front, you queue for it like everyone else.
It is not transferable or exchangeable
One person, one named attraction, on the printed date only.
Frequently asked questions
Does Phantasialand have a fast pass?
Yes, though it is not called that. The skip-the-queue product is the Quick Pass. There is no separate fast pass, fast track or express pass, so if you have seen those names used they all refer to the same thing.
Can you get a Quick Pass for F.L.Y.?
Only by buying Quick Pass Ultimate. F.L.Y. is not on the single Quick Pass list, and the park describes fast access to it as otherwise limited to guests staying at the Hotel Charles Lindbergh.
How much is the Phantasialand Quick Pass?
Prices are fixed and published per attraction, with the busiest rides costing the most, and a single flat price for Quick Pass Ultimate. Check the park’s own site for the current rates before you travel.
Where do you buy a Quick Pass?
From Guest Services in the Berlin themed world, inside the park. Availability is limited, so decide early rather than at the point you have given up on a queue.
How many times can you use a Quick Pass?
A single Quick Pass covers one entry for one person to one named attraction, valid only on the date printed on it. Quick Pass Ultimate covers each available attraction once, plus F.L.Y. once.
Is there still a Quick Pass Plus?
The two-tier structure remains, but the upper tier is now Quick Pass Ultimate and it works differently to the old Plus: it covers every available attraction once rather than a shortlist, and it includes F.L.Y.
Do Phantasialand hotel guests get a Quick Pass?
Not a full Quick Pass, but Explorers staying at the Hotel Charles Lindbergh get fast access to F.L.Y., which is the one benefit you cannot otherwise buy without Quick Pass Ultimate.
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