Energylandia, Poland’s largest theme park, is planning a new indoor water park that would allow it to stay open all year.
Speaking to the Wyborcza newspaper, Energylandia’s marketing director Justyna Dziedzic revealed: “We first want to concentrate on the construction of an indoor water park, which will connect to the infrastructure of the existing outdoor area.
“The water park will also be connected to a hotel zone, which will make it possible to receive guests all year round.”
Year-round operations at Energylandia
Dziedzic shared plans to more than double the size of the park, which she said has more than 200 hectares available to build on. Currently, just 70 hectares are in use.
Additionally, Energylandia is hoping to construct a new tilt coaster with an investment of £3.7 million. This will join roller coasters at the park such as Zadra, a steel hybrid coaster with top speeds of 121 km/h.
Energylandia is already home to an outdoor water park, as well as more than 120 rides and attractions across six zones.
The park recently expanded its outdoor water park to offer 16 new waterslides in the new Bamboo Bay zone. The water park now houses a total of 36 waterslides.
Work is also underway on Energylandia’s new Sweet Valley area, which will offer eight rides and attractions. Sweet Valley will be filled with oversized confectionary such as cakes, cookies and lollipops.
Vekoma Rides, the Dutch roller coaster specialist, is creating two coasters for Sweet Valley – the family-friendly Choco Chip Creek Mine Train and a Kalypso family coaster called Honey Harbour.
Images courtesy of Energylandia
