Liseberg ride reliability
44 tracked rides at Liseberg ran 70.5% of opening hours across the last 25 operating days, which is patchy. The least reliable is Nattsvart på Gasten at 14.7%, down on 25 of 25 days.
Reliability verdict
Across the last 25 operating days, 44 tracked rides ran 70.5% of opening hours. The one to plan around is Nattsvart på Gasten, at 14.7%.
Every Liseberg ride ranked by uptime
Uptime by ride
44 rides · 25 days · worst first
- 1Nattsvart på Gasten14.7%
- 2Vinden14.9%
- 3Zombie15%
- 4Seven15%
- 5AtmosFear40.4%
- 6Kållerado47.9%
- 7Skepp o'skoj48%
- 8Barnens paradis59.8%
- 9Radiobilarna64.1%
- 10AeroSpin68.7%
- 11Blomsterkarusellen68.8%
- 12Uppswinget70.3%
- 13Balder71.2%
- 14Lisebergshjulet71.2%
- 15Tempus71.7%
- 16Luna72.7%
- 17Turbo72.9%
- 18FlumeRide73%
- 19Kraftverket76.7%
- 20Mechanica78.3%
- 21Valkyria78.4%
- 22Helix79%
- 23Slänggungan80.2%
- 24Loke80.2%
- 25Lisebergbanan82.1%
- 26Fisketuren82.4%
- 27Hanghai83%
- 28JukeBox83.1%
- 29Kaninlandsbanan89.1%
- 30Underlandet90.3%
- 31Hissningen91.9%
- 32Lilla Lots92.1%
- 33Stampbanan92.2%
- 34Högspänningen92.3%
- 35Morotsresan92.7%
- 36Farfars Bil92.8%
- 37Rabalder92.9%
- 38Bushållplatsen93.1%
- 39Cyklonen93.1%
- 40Flygis93.1%
- 41Tuta & Kör93.1%
- 42Hoppalång93.1%
- 43Kaffekoppen93.1%
- 44Stormvåg94.3%
When Liseberg rides break down
Closures by the hour they start
445 breakdowns · late starts excluded
Breakdowns cluster at 1pm, with 27 of the 164 closures that started before the park's final hour beginning then - so the ride you most want is safest earlier in the day, not saved for last. A further 390 rides simply were not running at opening, which is a late start rather than a fault and is counted separately. The other 281 closures start in the 9pm hour, when the park is shutting - those are rides finishing their day, not failing, so they are left out here.
Liseberg downtime day by day
Share of ride hours lost
22 Aug to 11 Oct
The worst day in this window was 30 Sept, when 63.8% of the park's ride hours were lost and 46 of 46 rides went down at some point.
Uptime is the share of the park's own operating minutes a ride was running, recorded every few minutes and averaged over 25 days. A closure counts as one breakdown when it lasts ten minutes or more; shorter stops still count towards time lost, because a two-minute reset is not a fault. Touching closure windows are merged into one closure - a ride shut all day arrives from the feed as that day sliced into the sampling interval, and counting each slice would report one bad day as a hundred breakdowns.
Frequently asked
Which rides break down most at Liseberg?
Nattsvart på Gasten (14.7%), Vinden (14.9%), Zombie (15%) have the lowest uptime at Liseberg across the last 25 recorded operating days. The full ranking of all 44 tracked rides is above.
How reliable is Liseberg overall?
Liseberg averages 70.5% uptime across 44 tracked rides, which is patchy. 16 good, 17 patchy, 11 poor.
Which ride at Liseberg is the most reliable?
Stormvåg, at 94.3% uptime over 25 recorded days, losing only 11h 24m in total.
What time of day do rides break down at Liseberg?
1pm is the commonest hour for a closure to start, with 27 of the 164 closures that started before the park's final hour beginning then. Rides that are not running at opening are counted separately as late starts, not as faults.
Which rides are closed at Liseberg today?
This page is the longer-term pattern rather than the live picture. For what is shut right now, open the Liseberg live page - every ride shows whether it is open or closed, with the reason where the park provides one.
How is uptime measured?
Each ride's open or closed status is recorded every few minutes through the park's own operating hours. Uptime is the share of those minutes the ride was running. A closure counts as one breakdown when it lasts ten minutes or more; shorter stops still count towards time lost, because a two-minute reset is not a fault.
Does weather affect Liseberg reliability?
Yes. Water rides close in heavy rain, and exposed coasters close in lightning, high winds or very cold temperatures. These figures reflect actual operations including weather closures, which is why uptime varies through the year.

