Energylandia Map and Brochure (2016 – 2025)
Spread across Zator’s open plains, Energylandia unfolds like a festival of steel—massive coasters loop around lagoons, while themed zones radiate from a compact core that rewards careful planning. An Energylandia map keeps visitors oriented through the tangle of tracks and bridges, showing how to jump between thrill rides, family lands, and water attractions without backtracking.
- Location
- Lesser Poland, Poland
- Years Active
- 2014 – Present
- Official Site
- Official Energylandia Site
It’s the key to timing shows, catching the park’s train, and dodging the afternoon crush near Hyperion’s plaza. Blink and you’ll miss a shortcut under a coaster—half the fun is realizing it’s there.
Energylandia Map 2025
In 2025, Energylandia introduces the new Circus Arcadia camping site with themed accommodations and opens Sweet Valley Town Hall, its largest multifunctional restaurant and event facility. The previously planned tilt coaster project has been postponed or canceled.
The season begins April 5 with Big Milk Water Park reopening that day, while other water attractions resume in May. Highlights include the park’s 11th anniversary on July 14, four Magic Night events in summer, and a Halloween Night celebration on October 25.
Printable Energylandia Map PDF 2025
Energylandia Map 2023
Energylandia Map 2022
Energylandia Map 2021
Energylandia Map 2020
Energylandia Map 2019
Energylandia Map 2016
FAQ
Is Energylandia worth it?
Energylandia is considered worth visiting for thrill-seekers and families, offering a wide variety of rides and attractions for all ages. The park is praised for its modern roller coasters, clean facilities, and affordable prices compared to other European parks. Visitors generally find value in the experience, especially when spending a full day at the park.
Is Energylandia the biggest theme park?
Energylandia is the largest theme park in Poland by area and number of attractions. It features over 123 rides and covers more than 70 hectares, making it the biggest in the country. However, it is not the largest theme park in Europe, as several others, like Disneyland Paris, have greater international size or attendance.
How many days do you need in Energylandia?
Most visitors need one full day to experience the main attractions at Energylandia. For those who want to try every ride or visit during peak season, two days are recommended to enjoy the park without rushing. Extended visits are only necessary for enthusiasts wanting to experience every show and repeat multiple rides.
What city is near Energylandia?
Energylandia is located in Zator, a town in Lesser Poland. The nearest major city is Kraków, which is about 50 kilometers away. Oswiecim is another nearby city, located roughly 9 miles from the amusement park.
