Energylandia has revealed plans for a major new addition debuting in spring 2027: Rokan, which will open as the tallest and longest Wing Coaster in Europe.
Located in Zator, Poland, the record-breaking attraction will serve as the centrepiece of an entirely new themed zone named Volana.
A Record-Breaking Flight Experience
Rokan will stand 62 metres tall and reach top speeds of up to 115 km/h along an impressive 1,215-metre track.
Designed as a Wing Coaster, the ride positions passengers on either side of the track rather than directly above it. With legs dangling freely in the air and unobstructed views below, riders will experience an intense sensation of flight, particularly during dynamic turns where the ground drops away.
Key ride specifications include:
- Height: 62 metres
- Track Length: 1,215 metres
- Top Speed: 115 km/h
- Duration: Approximately 141 seconds (just over two minutes)
- Capacity: Three trains, each with eight rows seating 32 riders
The New Volana Themed Zone
Rokan will serve as the headline attraction within Volana, bringing a brand-new expansion to the Polish park. Energylandia currently features 133 attractions across seven themed areas.
In a promotional video released alongside the announcement, the ride's narrative centres on an encounter with a dragon before taking flight on its back. The park has indicated that the release of Rokan details is only the initial announcement for the new area, with further details regarding Volana expected to be shared in the coming months.
Building on Award-Winning Success
The reveal of Rokan comes shortly after Energylandia secured the top spot in the 2026 Travelcircus European theme park rankings, placing ahead of major destinations including Europa-Park and Disneyland Paris out of 112 evaluated parks. The addition of Europe's largest Wing Coaster looks set to further solidify the park's status as a top destination for rollercoaster enthusiasts across the continent.
