Energylandia Amusement Park
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Must-see highlights & key info
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Enjoy full-day access to all 133 attractions spread across 7 immersive themed zones.
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From gentle rides in Bajkolandia to record-breaking coasters in the Extreme Zone, there’s something for everyone.
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Ride Zadra, the legendary wooden hybrid coaster that reaches speeds of 121 km/h and drops from a height of 63 metres.
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Splash into tropical wave pools and race down 14 thrilling slides at Poland’s largest open-air Water Park.
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Explore immersive worlds like the candy-themed Sweet Valley and the Atlantis-inspired Aqualantis.
More details
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Enjoy full-day access to all 133 attractions spread across 7 immersive themed zones.
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From gentle rides in Bajkolandia to record-breaking coasters in the Extreme Zone, there’s something for everyone.
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Ride Zadra, the legendary wooden hybrid coaster that reaches speeds of 121 km/h and drops from a height of 63 metres.
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Splash into tropical wave pools and race down 14 thrilling slides at Poland’s largest open-air Water Park.
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Explore immersive worlds like the candy-themed Sweet Valley and the Atlantis-inspired Aqualantis.
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About Energylandia Amusement Park
Embark on a thrilling adventure at Energylandia, Poland’s largest amusement park. From spine-tingling roller coasters like Hyperion to fantasy-themed zones like Dragon Zone and exhilarating water slides, it offers an unforgettable experience brimming with excitement and thrills.
Energylandia is Europe’s largest amusement park, spread over an area of 70 hectares or 170 acres.
The park features a whopping 123 rides and attractions, and is constantly expanding and adding more.
In the winter of 2023-24, Energylandia featured a dazzling Garden of Lights made of 5 million lights — a spectacular display that was apparently visible from space.
Why visit Energylandia Amusement Park?
Highlights
Zadra
Brace yourself for the high-speed twists and intense inversions of Zadra, the world’s biggest hybrid wood and steel roller coaster. It combines steep, thrilling drops with exhilarating turns, delivering an adrenaline-packed experience.
Hyperion
The breathtaking Hyperion roller coaster is the tallest and fastest roller coaster on the planet. Experience a massive rush of adrenaline as you go on a soaring 142 kmph ride before plunging down an 85-degree drop.
Abyssus
Go on a fast-paced water adventure on Abyssus, a dual-launch roller coaster ride. Designed as a pump station, it takes riders on an exploration of the Aqualantis zone, with the riders in the boats braving shock waves, twists, turns, and many inversions.
Formula
Go from 0 to 100 kmph in less than 2 seconds on the Formula roller coaster! This high-speed ride also has one of the longest tracks, so there’s no dearth of twists, loops, inversions and heart-pounding excitement.
Dragon RMF
Set in the Family zone, Dragon RMF is the first inverted roller coaster in Poland and one of Energylandia’s most popular attractions. This twisting, turning, and diving ride takes you through tunnels and past structures, taking your breath away.
Wonder Wheel
Take a relaxing break from the vibrant atmosphere and exciting roller coasters of the park with a ride on the Wonder Wheel. Located in the Dragon zone, this tall observation wheel with 30 passenger gondolas provides scenic views of the park and all its attractions.
Plan your visit
Main entrance
All visitors can access Energylandia through the main entrance, which is located on aleja 3 Maja road in Zator. The park’s vast parking area is directly opposite the main entrance.
- May 1 to June 27: 10am to 6pm
- June 28 to August 31: 10am to 8pm
- Summer Magic Nights (July 12 & August 9): 10am to 11pm
- September: Open daily from 10am to 6pm
- October: Open Wednesday & Sunday from 10am to 6pm
- Halloween Night (October 26): 10am to 10pm
There are plenty of lockers at Energylandia where you can safely store your phones and electronic devices before going on a ride.
There are over 50 restaurants, cafes, eateries, and snack stalls at Energylandia, covering cuisines from all over the globe. Whether you're looking for a full meal, a quick snack, a coffee, or something to munch on as you explore the park there are multiple dining options to choose from.
There are sufficient restrooms, including wheelchair-friendly restrooms, located throughout the amusement park as well as in the restaurants.
The amusement park has a large parking lot with space for more than 2,000 vehicles. You can park your car for a fee of 20 PLN.
There are two medical stations, one near the Dragon Zone entrance and the second near the water park, where you can seek medical assistance if required.
Visitors with electric vehicles can use the EV charging stations located in the parking lot.
Energylandia has its own bus service. You can take the direct bus to the park from Polish cities like Krakow, Wrocław, Oświęcim, Katowice, and Brzeg. The bus will drop you off outside the entrance at the Energylandia bus stop.
Only service dogs assisting guests who are blind or visually impaired, deaf or hearing impaired, have disabilities, have epilepsy, or have heart issues are permitted into the amusement park.
Most areas in Energylandia amusement park are wheelchair accessible. However, wheelchair users, guests with mobility issues or disabilities might not be able to access certain roller coasters, rides, and attractions.
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