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== History ==
== History ==
Energylandia opened on 14 July 2014. For its first year, there were three roller coasters: the <i>Frutti Loop Coaster</i>, <i>Mars</i> and the <i>Viking Roller Coaster</i>. In 2015, three more roller coasters opened, the <i>Energuś</I> Roller Coaster (a [[Vekoma]] Junior Coaster), Roller Coaster <I>Mayan</i> (a Vekoma [[Suspended Looping Coaster]]/SLC), and <I>Dragon</i> Roller Coaster (a Vekoma Suspended Family Coaster). In 2016, the park opened <i>[[Formuła (Energylandia)|Formuła]]</i>, a [[launched roller coaster]] manufactured by Vekoma.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://rcdb.com/12068.htm|title=Energylandia (Zator, Malopolskie, Poland)|website=rcdb.com|language=en|access-date=7 April 2019}}</ref>
Energylandia opened on 14 July 2014. For its first year, there were three roller coasters: the ''Frutti Loop Coaster'', ''Mars'' and the ''Viking Roller Coaster''. In 2015, three more roller coasters opened, the ''Energuś'' Roller Coaster (a [[Vekoma]] Junior Coaster), Roller Coaster ''Mayan'' (a Vekoma [[Suspended Looping Coaster]]/SLC), and ''Dragon'' Roller Coaster (a Vekoma Suspended Family Coaster). In 2016, the park opened ''[[Formuła (Energylandia)|Formuła]]'', a [[launched roller coaster]] manufactured by Vekoma.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://rcdb.com/12068.htm|title=Energylandia (Zator, Malopolskie, Poland)|website=rcdb.com|language=en|access-date=7 April 2019}}</ref>


In October 2016, the park announced another three new coasters to open for the 2017 season: a [[Boomerang (roller coaster)|boomerang]]-style family coaster, <i>Circus</i> Coaster and <i>Happy Loops</i>.<ref name=":ch1">{{cite web|url=http://coasterhub.com/archives/18357|title=Energylandia Reveals Plans for New Park Areas and Three New Coasters in 2017|publisher=CoasterHub|date=3 October 2016|access-date=7 April 2019}}</ref> The park also announced major plans for a new [[hypercoaster]] that would open for the 2018 season.<ref name="ch2">{{cite web|url=http://coasterhub.com/archives/18376|title=Intamin vs. Vekoma – Decide Energylandia's 2018 Mega Coaster Manufacturer|date=3 October 2016|publisher=CoasterHub|access-date=7 April 2019}}</ref> In October 2017, the name of the new mega coaster was revealed to be <i>[[Hyperion (roller coaster)|Hyperion]]</i>.<ref name="cf">{{cite web|url=http://coasterforce.com/energylandia-mega-coaster-name|title=Energylandia reveal name of Mega Coaster|date=15 October 2017|publisher=CoasterForce|access-date=7 April 2019}}</ref> In addition to <i>Hyperion</i>, the park opened an [[Intamin]] [[Water coaster (roller coaster)|water-coaster]] called <i>Speed</i> for the 2018 season.<ref name="RCDB1">{{cite RCDB|coaster_name=Speed|location=Energylandia|rcdb_number=14352|access-date=7 April 2019}}</ref>
In October 2016, the park announced another three new coasters to open for the 2017 season: a [[Boomerang (roller coaster)|boomerang]]-style family coaster, ''Circus'' Coaster and ''Happy Loops''.<ref name=":ch1">{{cite web|url=http://coasterhub.com/archives/18357|title=Energylandia Reveals Plans for New Park Areas and Three New Coasters in 2017|publisher=CoasterHub|date=3 October 2016|access-date=7 April 2019}}</ref> The park also announced major plans for a new [[hypercoaster]] that would open for the 2018 season.<ref name="ch2">{{cite web|url=http://coasterhub.com/archives/18376|title=Intamin vs. Vekoma – Decide Energylandia's 2018 Mega Coaster Manufacturer|date=3 October 2016|publisher=CoasterHub|access-date=7 April 2019}}</ref> In October 2017, the name of the new mega coaster was revealed to be ''[[Hyperion (roller coaster)|Hyperion]]''.<ref name="cf">{{cite web|url=http://coasterforce.com/energylandia-mega-coaster-name|title=Energylandia reveal name of Mega Coaster|date=15 October 2017|publisher=CoasterForce|access-date=7 April 2019}}</ref> In addition to ''Hyperion'', the park opened an [[Intamin]] [[Water coaster (roller coaster)|water-coaster]] called ''Speed'' for the 2018 season.<ref name="RCDB1">{{cite RCDB|coaster_name=Speed|location=Energylandia|rcdb_number=14352|access-date=7 April 2019}}</ref>


On 22 August 2019, Energylandia debuted the ambitious [[hybrid roller coaster]] <i>[[Zadra (roller coaster)|Zadra]]</i>, a 62.8 metres (206 ft.) tall [[Rocky Mountain Construction]] (RMC) creation with a near-vertical first drop of 90°.<ref name="Zadra">{{cite web|url=http://www.amusementinsider.com/2018/10/energylandias-zadra-rmc-coaster-details.html|title=Energylandia's "Zadra" RMC Coaster Details + POV|publisher=Amusement Insider|date=28 October 2018|access-date=7 April 2019}}</ref>
On 22 August 2019, Energylandia debuted the ambitious [[hybrid roller coaster]] ''[[Zadra (roller coaster)|Zadra]]'', a 62.8 metres (206 ft.) tall [[Rocky Mountain Construction]] (RMC) creation with a near-vertical first drop of 90°.<ref name="Zadra">{{cite web|url=http://www.amusementinsider.com/2018/10/energylandias-zadra-rmc-coaster-details.html|title=Energylandia's "Zadra" RMC Coaster Details + POV|publisher=Amusement Insider|date=28 October 2018|access-date=7 April 2019}}</ref>


In September 2019, it was announced that a new land called <b>Aqualantis</b> would be opening in April 2020, which would feature a brand-new [[steel roller coaster]] called <i>[[Abyssus]]</i>. The coaster is a Vekoma Shockwave-model coaster.<ref>{{cite web|url= https://www.vekoma.com/news/congratulations-to-energylandia-with-the-opening-of-abyssus |title= CONGRATULATIONS TO ENERGYLANDIA WITH THE OPENING OF 'ABYSSUS'! |date=15 July 2021 |accessdate=28 May 2023 |website=Vekoma.com}}</ref> In addition, a second Vekoma Family Boomerang would open to complement the new attraction. The opening of Aqualantis was delayed to July 2021 due to the [[COVID-19 pandemic]]. A new Vekoma Mine Train called <i>Choco Chip Creek</i> was announced for 2022 to be a part of the park's new <b>Sweet Valley</b> area.<ref>{{cite web|url= https://www.vekoma.com/mine-train-coasters |title=Mine Train Coasters / Vekoma / Experience the Wild Wild West}}</ref>
In September 2019, it was announced that a new land called <b>Aqualantis</b> would be opening in April 2020, which would feature a brand-new [[steel roller coaster]] called ''[[Abyssus]]''. The coaster is a Vekoma Shockwave-model coaster.<ref>{{cite web|url= https://www.vekoma.com/news/congratulations-to-energylandia-with-the-opening-of-abyssus |title= CONGRATULATIONS TO ENERGYLANDIA WITH THE OPENING OF 'ABYSSUS'! |date=15 July 2021 |accessdate=28 May 2023 |website=Vekoma.com}}</ref> In addition, a second Vekoma Family Boomerang would open to complement the new attraction. The opening of Aqualantis was delayed to July 2021 due to the [[COVID-19 pandemic]]. A new Vekoma Mine Train called ''Choco Chip Creek'' was announced for 2022 to be a part of the park's new <b>Sweet Valley</b> area.<ref>{{cite web|url= https://www.vekoma.com/mine-train-coasters |title=Mine Train Coasters / Vekoma / Experience the Wild Wild West}}</ref>


In 2021, the park was listed as one of [[Google]]'s top ten most-searched [[tourist attraction]]s in Europe (8th place), alongside the [[Eiffel Tower]], the [[Louvre Museum]], the [[Sagrada Familia]], Germany’s [[Europa Park]], the [[Colosseum]] and [[Milan Cathedral]].<ref>{{cite web| url = https://www.thefirstnews.com/article/energylandia-one-of-googles-top-10-most-searched-for-tourist-attractions-in-europe-25544 |title=Energylandia one of Google’s Top 10 most searched for tourist attractions in Europe |access-date=24 October 2021}}</ref>
In 2021, the park was listed as one of [[Google]]'s top ten most-searched [[tourist attraction]]s in Europe (8th place), alongside the [[Eiffel Tower]], the [[Louvre Museum]], the [[Sagrada Familia]], Germany’s [[Europa Park]], the [[Colosseum]] and [[Milan Cathedral]].<ref>{{cite web| url = https://www.thefirstnews.com/article/energylandia-one-of-googles-top-10-most-searched-for-tourist-attractions-in-europe-25544 |title=Energylandia one of Google’s Top 10 most searched for tourist attractions in Europe |access-date=24 October 2021}}</ref>

Revision as of 18:09, 28 May 2023

Energylandia
The main entrance to Energylandia
LocationZator, Lesser Poland, Poland
Coordinates50°00′00″N 19°24′33″E / 50.000115°N 19.409078°E / 50.000115; 19.409078
StatusOperating
Opened14 July 2014 (2014-07-14); 9 years ago
OwnerMarek Goczał
SloganThe Greatest Amusement Park in Poland
Attendance1.8 million (2021)[1]
Area70 hectares (170 acres)
Attractions
Total52
Roller coasters17
Water rides9 (plus 4 waterpark playgrounds)
Websitehttps://energylandia.pl/en

Energylandia is an amusement park located in Zator, Lesser Poland, in southern Poland. It is approximately 50 kilometres (31 mi) away from Kraków[2] and 335 kilometres (208 mi) away from Warsaw,[3] Poland's capital city. Energylandia is the largest amusement park in the country,[4] at 70 hectares (170 acres).[5]

History

Energylandia opened on 14 July 2014. For its first year, there were three roller coasters: the Frutti Loop Coaster, Mars and the Viking Roller Coaster. In 2015, three more roller coasters opened, the Energuś Roller Coaster (a Vekoma Junior Coaster), Roller Coaster Mayan (a Vekoma Suspended Looping Coaster/SLC), and Dragon Roller Coaster (a Vekoma Suspended Family Coaster). In 2016, the park opened Formuła, a launched roller coaster manufactured by Vekoma.[6]

In October 2016, the park announced another three new coasters to open for the 2017 season: a boomerang-style family coaster, Circus Coaster and Happy Loops.[7] The park also announced major plans for a new hypercoaster that would open for the 2018 season.[8] In October 2017, the name of the new mega coaster was revealed to be Hyperion.[9] In addition to Hyperion, the park opened an Intamin water-coaster called Speed for the 2018 season.[10]

On 22 August 2019, Energylandia debuted the ambitious hybrid roller coaster Zadra, a 62.8 metres (206 ft.) tall Rocky Mountain Construction (RMC) creation with a near-vertical first drop of 90°.[11]

In September 2019, it was announced that a new land called Aqualantis would be opening in April 2020, which would feature a brand-new steel roller coaster called Abyssus. The coaster is a Vekoma Shockwave-model coaster.[12] In addition, a second Vekoma Family Boomerang would open to complement the new attraction. The opening of Aqualantis was delayed to July 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. A new Vekoma Mine Train called Choco Chip Creek was announced for 2022 to be a part of the park's new Sweet Valley area.[13]

In 2021, the park was listed as one of Google's top ten most-searched tourist attractions in Europe (8th place), alongside the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, the Sagrada Familia, Germany’s Europa Park, the Colosseum and Milan Cathedral.[14]

Attractions

Hyperion, an Intamin Mega Coaster
Zadra, the world's tallest hybrid roller coaster.[15]
Speed, an Intamin Water Coaster
Mayan, a Vekoma Suspended Looping Coaster
Frida, a family roller coaster
General view of Energylandia
Draken, a kids' roller coaster

The park features many attractions, for all ages, including several giant rollercoasters, numerous children’s rides, water rides and more. Attractions are split into different lands or 'zones' with specific themes, each varying somewhat as to the extremity of its featured rides. There is also a water park which consists of four large water “playgrounds” and play structures for children, ages 5-12. The four zones and their attractions are:

Fairytale Land

In Polish, 'Bajkolandia' (meaning ‘fairytale land’) is for the smallest of children visiting the park, featuring very mild roller coasters, carousels and numerous colourful, child-friendly attractions.

Attractions

Attraction Model Description Opened
Energuś[16][17] A Vekoma Junior Coaster[16][17] A coaster tailored towards younger kids and families, with a twisted layout of approximately 335 m (1,099 feet) of track, hits a top speed of 45 km/h (28 mph), and travels up to a height of 13 m (43 ft) 2015[17]
WRC Dodgems[18] An SBF Visa Mini Bumper Cars A smaller set of bumper cars for the younger kids to enjoy 2014
Happy Loops An SBF Visa Group spinning coaster A Compact Spinning Coaster (3 Loop variant) located near the Speed Water Coaster 2017
Funny Cars Carrousel An SBF Visa Group Crazy Cars A car themed junior variant of the spinning teacups ride, with car themed vehicles that can be spun by the riders.
Circus Drift Carrousel An SBF Visa Group Drift Race, 8 car variant Children and parents can ride in cars that drive around in a clockwise circle, and drift outwards. Was once located by the Pyramid Cinema 7D.
Circus Coaster An SBF Visa Group Dragoon Coaster (MX600/D) A junior powered coaster that traverses a fairly flat, bland layout in a 16-passenger train. 2017
Crazy Bus An SBF Visa Group Flying Bus Children can board a bus that swings up and down, providing some floater airtime.
Air Show An SBF Visa Group Air Show A vastly minuscule version of the classic pirate ship ride designed for smaller children. It can seat up to 12 riders.
Magic Fly Is A Sight-Seeing Train An SBF Visa Group Monorail Up to 2 riders may travel in a sphinx/dragon themed vehicles along an elevated track and take in the view of the pathway around Speed Water Coaster
Acrobatic Show An SBF Visa Group kiddy ride Children can ride this shaded attraction in miniature planes
Crazy Clown An SBF Visa Group Mini Carrousel A pint-sized version of the classic carousel
Sky-High Ships Carousel An SBF Visa Group Pearl Wheel Families can board ships that will travel up and down in the same manner as a ferris wheel. This attraction is a great sightseeing opportunity for younger children
The Flying Swings Carousel An SBF Visa Group Family Swinger A classic, 32 seater wave swinger
Sissi; The Fairy-Tale Carousel An SBF Visa Group double-decker carousel A Vienna style double decker carousel with intricate horses and carriages
Jeep Safari An SBF Visa Group Safari Adventure Safari jeeps travel along a track through a jungle with animal statues and landscaping.
Fairytale Carousel "Leo" An SBF Visa Group mini carousel A smaller carousel with cinderella themed carriages
Dwarve's Train An SBF Visa Group track ride A track ride themed to traveling through a dwarf village. Uses cars and theming from the SBF Doremifarm track ride line
Treasure Island Boats An SBF Visa Group mini flume A mini log flume for younger children.
The Arctic Slide An SBF Visa Group slide A quad lane slide that everybody can enjoy. The slide has some arctic theming and is used with mats
Super Pump Carousel An SBF Visa Group spinning firetruck ride This attraction lets families test their aim with water guns and put out the fire of a building in the ride's centre.

Family Zone

In Polish: 'Strefa Familijna'. This zone of the park features attractions for the whole family, adults and children alike. It also features many so-called 'interactive' attractions like Splash Battle.

Attractions

Attraction Type of Attraction Description and Features of Attraction Opened
Splash Battle[19][20] A water attraction An interactive water attraction[19][20]
Manufacturer: SBF Visa Group
– four-person boats with water cannons that allow to shoot at the other participants on the track[19]
– cannons along track that allow the observers to join in[19]		 2014
RMF Dragon Roller Coaster[21][22][17] A roller coaster[21] An inverted roller coaster[21]
Manufacturer: Vekoma
Model: Suspended Family Coaster (453m)
– max speed: 75 km/h[21][23][24][25][26]
– max height: 20 metres[21][24]
– 453-metre track[21][23][24][25][26]		 2015[17]
Viking Village
Planetarium
Swiss Village
Viking Ride A water attraction An interactive water attraction
Swiss Water Cups A water attraction
Jungle Adventure A water attraction A river rapids
Manufacturer: Intamin		 2017
Boomerang A roller coaster A junior coaster
Manufacturer: Vekoma
Model: Junior Boomerang		 2017
Anaconda A water attraction A spillwater
Manufacturer: Intamin		 2017
The Formula Autodrome A flat ride Bumper cars
Monster Attack A dark ride An interactive dark ride
Mars A roller coaster A junior coaster
Manufacturer: SBF Visa Group		 2014
The Golden Mine Ride A water attraction A log flume
Manufacturer: SBF Visa Group		 2014
The Planes Ride Sightseeing Monorail 2014
Frutti Loop Coaster A roller coaster A junior coaster
Manufacturer: SBF Visa Group
Model: Wacky Worm		 2014
Atlantis A water attraction A river rapids
Manufacturer: SBF Visa Group		 2014

Extreme Zone

In Polish: 'Strefa Ekstremalna'. This zone has the park's most intense attractions such as the Mayan Roller Coaster.

Attractions

Attraction Type of Attraction Description and Features of Attraction Opened
Roller Coaster Mayan A roller coaster[27][28][29] An inverted roller coaster[27][28]
Manufacturer: Vekoma[28]
Model: Suspended Looping Coaster (689m Standard)[28]
– max speed: 80 km/h[27][29]
– max height: 33.3 m[27]		 2015[28]
Hyperion[30][31] A roller coaster[30][32] A roller coaster
Manufacturer: Intamin[30]
– max speed: over 142 km/h[30][31][32][33]
– max height: 77 m[30]
– 80 m fall[30]
– track length: 1450 m[33]
– an 85° drop angle[30][31]		 2018[30]
Speed [34] A roller coaster[34] A 'water coaster'
Manufacturer: Intamin[34]
– max speed: 110 km/h[34]
– max height: 50 m[34]		 2018 [34]
Formula[35][36] A roller coaster A launched roller coaster
Manufacturer: Vekoma[37][38]
Model: Space Warp (560m LSM)[37]
– max speed: 79.2 km/h[35][39]
– max height: 24.7 m[35][40][36]
– track length: 560 m[40][36]		 2016[37]
Viking Roller Coaster A roller coaster A spinning wild mouse coaster
Manufacturer: SBF Visa Group
Model: Spinning Coaster (MX52)		 2014
Space Gun A flat ride A pendulum ride
Manufacturer: SBF Visa Group
Space Booster A flat ride A booster
Manufacturer: Fabbri Group
Aztec Swing A flat ride A pendulum ride
Manufacturer: SBF Visa Group
Apocalipto A flat ride A top spin
Manufacturer: Fabbri Group
Tsunami Dropper A flat ride A drop tower
Manufacturer: SBF Visa Group

Dragon Zone

In Polish: 'Smoczy Gród'.

Attractions

Attraction Type of Attraction Description and Features of Attraction Opened
Zadra[41] A roller coaster[41] A hybrid (wood & steel) roller coaster[41][42]
Manufacturer: Rocky Mountain Construction[41][42]
Model: Custom iBox Track[41][42]
– max speed: 121 km/h[41][42]
– max height: 63 m[41][42] 		2019
Frida[43] A roller coaster[43] A junior coaster[43]
Manufacturer: Vekoma[44][43]
Model: Vekoma Junior Coaster[43]
– max speed: 45 km/h[43]
– max height: 13 m[43]
– length: 247 m[43]
 2019
Draken A roller coaster A junior coaster
Manufacturer: Preston & Barbieri		 2019
Dragon Adventure Monorail Manufacturer: Preston & Barbieri 2019
Fuego A flat ride Manufacturer: Preston & Barbieri 2019

Aqualantis

A water-themed zone opened in the season of 2021 referring to the myth of an ancient sunken city modeled on Atlantis.[45]

Attraction Type of attraction Description and Features of Attraction opened
Abyssus Roller coaster multi-launched coasterby Vekoma. 2021
Light Explorers Roller Coaster shuttle coaster – model Family Boomerang by Vekoma. 2021
Tidal Wave Twister Flat ride Model Disk’O by Zamperla. 2021
Stormy Ship Flat ride Carousel moving on the track. A smaller version of the Tidal Wave Twister attraction. 2021
Grotto Expedition Boat ride. 2021
Submarine Dive Carrousel Children's carousel with gondolas stylized as submarines. 2021
Magic Pump Merry-Go-Round Children's merry-go-round with leaning gondolas. 2021
Burging Engine Carrousel A small carousel with carousels stylized as fire engines. 2021
Aqua Jump A place for water acrobatics. 2021
Choco Chip Creek A track past giant rocks from which chocolate sprouts. 2023
Honey Harbour This ride offers enough excitement for children, teens and adults to create a great and unforgettable family experience. 2023

Accidents

  • On August 16, 2018, a 37-year-old employee was struck and killed by a roller coaster train on the Hyperion coaster. He was attempting to retrieve a guest's phone when he was struck.
  • On June 13, 2019, three people were injured when lightning struck a restaurant building near a pool.

Controversies

  • In 2019, the employee handbook contained a declaration of faith to be signed by the employee, including affirmations such as "I believe that God will give me everything I need to be successful". Energylandia's spokesperson stated that it comes from Napoleon Hill's The Law of Success and was intended to be purely motivational in nature, rather than religious.[46]

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