Energylandia

133 rides and shows, 20 roller coasters and a coaster that, when it opened, was the tallest and fastest hyper coaster in Europe. Energylandia in Zator, opened on 14 July 2014, is the largest amusement park in Poland and welcomed around 2 million visitors in 2024. One ticket covers rides, shows and the Water Park, so on site you mostly pay for food and games.

From small park to record-breaker

The early years brought rapid growth: the inverted coasters Dragon and Mayan opened in 2015, followed in 2016 by Formuła, Poland's first launched coaster, and the water park. Hyperion opened on 14 July 2018, and the hybrid Zadra followed on 22 August 2019 in the new Dragon's Keep (Smoczy Gród) area. 2021 added the Aqualantis zone with the Abyssus coaster, 2022 the 53-metre Wonder Wheel, and 2024 the candy-themed Sweet Valley. In 2026 the park is building another big coaster, a Bolliger & Mabillard wing coaster.

The headline coasters

• Hyperion (Intamin) – 77 m tall, an 82 m first drop at 85° into an underground tunnel, 142 km/h; Europe's tallest coaster with a classic chain lift. Its storyline follows a research ship heading for one of Saturn's moons.
• Zadra – an RMC hybrid coaster in Dragon's Keep, over 60 m tall, 121 km/h, a 90° drop and three inversions; it made the Golden Ticket Awards ranking in 2022.
• Abyssus in Aqualantis – two linear-motor launches up to 100 km/h.
• Formuła – reaches 79 km/h in 2 seconds.

Zones for every age

The park has seven themed zones. Bajkolandia is for the youngest, the family zone for families, and the extreme zone for teenagers and adults. Dragon's Keep is styled as a medieval stronghold, Aqualantis evokes sunken Atlantis and Sweet Valley a world of sweets, with the family coasters Choco Chip Creek and Honey Harbour. The Water Park, with 36 slides, runs to its own schedule and is included in the ticket. There are also two theatres, amphitheatres, a 7D cinema and diving shows.

Tickets and the 2026 season

The main 2026 season runs from 16 April to 31 October, and Winter Kingdom from 28 November to 31 January. In September and October a one-day e-ticket costs PLN 209 (reduced PLN 169), and in summer PLN 229 and PLN 189. Reduced tickets apply to, among others, visitors under 140 cm and seniors over 65. Until October 31 the park opens 10:00–18:00, and until 19:00 on the Halloween weekends (October 23–25 and 30–31). Parking is extra (PLN 30 in 2026).

Tripto tip

As soon as the gates open, head straight for Hyperion, Zadra or Abyssus: queues are shortest in the morning and build up after lunch. Leave the family zones for later, and check the Water Park schedule, as it does not run all season. With more than 130 attractions one day covers the highlights; to see everything, consider a two-day ticket. Check height limits on the park map before joining a queue.

Tickets, opening hours and getting there 2026

• Autumn break: the park is closed from November 1 to 27, 2026 (as of October 2026).
• Winter Kingdom 2026/27: open on selected days from November 28, 2026, to January 31, 2027, 11:30 am–6:30 pm: November 28–29; December 4–6, 11–13, 19–20 and 26–30; January 2–6, 9–10, 16–17, 23–24 and 30–31. The park is closed on all other days.
• Winter Kingdom prices (e-ticket): PLN 149, reduced PLN 129; afternoon ticket from 3 pm PLN 84 / PLN 74; Energy Pass PLN 159 / 139.
• Multi-day tickets in autumn: 2 days PLN 379 / 309, 3 days PLN 539 / 439; season pass PLN 999 / 849. Children under 3 and birthday visitors up to their 18th birthday pay PLN 1 (with ID).
• Reduced tickets: visitors under 140 cm, seniors 65+, pregnant women, visitors with disabilities and, for one-day tickets, newlyweds.
• Parking: PLN 30 per day, also during Winter Kingdom; an annual parking pass costs PLN 149 (ticket desks only).
• Getting there: al. 3 Maja 2, 32-640 Zator; by train to Zator station.