Energylandia to debut Europe’s longest wing coaster in 2027

Energylandia has announced the upcoming launch of Rokan, a new wing coaster scheduled to debut in the spring of 2027 in Zator, Poland. The attraction is set to become the highest and longest wing coaster in Europe, featuring a track length of 1,215 meters and a maximum height of 62 meters.

Passengers on the Rokan rollercoaster will reach speeds of up to 115 km/h during a ride lasting approximately 141 seconds. The coaster will utilize three trains, each capable of carrying 32 passengers across eight rows. The ride will serve as the centerpiece of a new themed area called Volana, which will expand the park's total area by 4 hectares.

This expansion follows significant growth for the park, which reported over 2 million visitors this season alone. Recent industry rankings have placed Energylandia at the top of European amusement park lists, surpassing major competitors such as Disneyland Paris and Europa-Park.