Energylandia, Poland's largest theme park, has announced a new record-setting wing coaster called Rokan for 2027.
Manufactured by Bolliger & Mabillard, Rokan will be the tallest and longest wing coaster in Europe when it opens next year.
The new attraction will reach a top speed of 115 km/h and a height of 62 metres. It will boast four inversions along a 1,215-metre-long track.
Rokan will be located in a new zone called Volana, which will open alongside the new coaster during the park's 2027 season.
"This extraordinary roller coaster features seats positioned on either side of the track, giving riders an incredible sensation of flying and an unparalleled feeling of freedom and space," said Energylandia.
"Rokan will be another spectacular milestone in Energylandia’s development."
Energylandia’s 20th roller coaster
Rokan will become Energylandia’s 20th roller coaster, setting a new world record for the most roller coasters at a single theme park.
Energylandia is already recognised by Guinness World Records for having the most roller coasters at one theme park. As of October 2026, the park has 19 active coasters, from family attractions to high-speed thrill rides.
The two most recent additions to Energylandia's portfolio are a pair of family-friendly roller coasters called Choco Chip Creek and Honey Harbour.
The park's flagship attractions include Hyperion, one of Europe’s tallest and fastest coasters, and Zadra, a record-breaking hybrid coaster.
In an Instagram post, Energylandia said Rokan is taking shape and confirmed it will be ready for guests "as early as the 2027 season".
