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This park is set up like something I’d have built in roller coaster tycoon as a kid. A bunch of randomness, repeat rides, then I got better at the game and actually cared as I got further into it
Actually that guy who owns Energylandia he kinda played Coaster Tycoon in his real life. I am sure they would improve over years but I believe they main focus is more quality coaster and quality areas first before they get back to the "first half". Moreover what coaster enthusiast doesn't see is that first half absorbs a lot of kids and parents which in general like this wired stuff - most of them visited this park only apart from local fairs, so they lack comparison and are exited about what they experience here. From Energylandia perspective it might does the work, it guranteed sustainable income at the beggining, attracted public for which this was good enough and allowed them to gain European Union grants which enabled the quality expension and investment in quality Coasters. This park is here for less then 10 years. Show me other park who achived that much over such short period. Hopefully they just keep going in the good direction :)
It was smart because they attracted a lot of families and than they've announced Hyperion enthusiasts kept eye on that park. After Hyperion opened they had tallest and fastest coastera in Europe. The park instantly became one of the most visited places in Poland so EU started to invest to that park and that's how the back part of a park was created (sorry for my English I'm from Czech Republic and we are bad at other languages)
I've been to Energylandia once in my life, because i actually live in Poland, and i've had an amazing time there. Half of the attractions are for little kids and the other half are these amazing rollercoasters. It's great and i wouldn't mind going there again at all.
Some additional information about the park from a Pole who visits multiple times during a year: -"Energy" part of the name comes from the other business owner have - a bunch of nightclubs named "Energy" once they blew up they started working on Energylandia - A lot of attractions come from funding from outside companies, be it food related (Big Milk), one of Polish UA-camr company (Ekipa - Light Explorers) or even health products (as far as i know Martian kid ride is funded by immunity boosters for kids named.... Martians) - Drop tower was being proper drop tower from 2014-2017 until there was some accident in different park and people were anxious about going on it
I think the one thing this park needs above anything else is a train or monorail or cable car - something to transport people around the park. It's a huuuge park and will take ages to walk from the front to the back, and putting the back half and Hyperion on opposite sides is just cruel. Heck, they could even do with some kind of train to take you from the entrance of Zadra to the end of the queue line! Just save our legs please Energylandia ;)
I was there twice and, if you're lucky to visit park in a not too busy day, it's a great fun. Rollercoasters like Hyperion, Zadra, Mayan, Abyssus and other are very cool. And it's true Energylandia is very close to the German concentration camp Aushwitz-Birkenau and I would never visit both in the same day, because of the respect to Auschwitz tragical history.
I don't know if I'd have Energylandia any other way. The swirling chaos of the front half has a charm all its own. It looks like nowhere else, and that goes a long way too. It seems like, around every corner, there is something else to be confused and bewildered by. But I agree that I wouldn't have gone without Zadra there. Some kind of fast transport option between Abyssus and Hyperion wouldn't go amiss. I kept forgetting where that damn tunnel was.
i love energylandia, they are improving day after day! The operations are so fast that one time formula moya was on 1 train ops, they position the second, load it and send without stuck the first train on the brake run, and moya it's a veeery short ride... a masterpiece!
I really hope after the Vekoma Tilt they go back and make an actual mainstreet and work on the front. 2-3 years without a major coaster wont kill the park. Just get the front end looking amazing and maybe even have a dive coaster in that plaza area
Energylandia's rapid expansion and huge investments are its biggest blessing, but also its biggest curse. It seems the park is expanding too quickly for its own good, and it's like they are adding coasters just for the sake of adding coasters as is very evident by their collection of very similar Vekoma's. As you said, they definitely chose quantity over quality, and I think that's a shame. If they just took a bit more time, and invested the same amount of money in a couple big rides and nice theming, the park would be way better.
Well that's not stupid. 2x Vekoma Boomerang and 3x Vekoma Junior coasters are to reduce waiting times. Those attractions are targeted to the families with kids form 90-140cm height. Cheep, reliable rides. Park was really the first true Admusment park in Poland made without outside help in planing. Before Energylandia we had only Śląskie Wesołe miasteczko (without Lechcoaster) build in PRL. If you want theamig wait until 2024 for Hossoland that is actually designed not just build.
Front of the park looks as if it was designed in roller coaster tycoon. Edit: I was there during Halloween season and the entire park wass full of pumpkins. But in a way of "oeh look pumpkins!"
Im 35 and never was in any lunapark nor a single rode a rollercoaster. Yesterday I went to Energylandia with my coworkers and damn, what an experience that was! I actually did love all those bizzare statues and weird knock offs, it is somethign that was very normal in post-communist countries and this whole fever dream theming of the first part of Energylanida was really very funny and interresting to me. About the rides, the first ride we did was Formula, and for fck sake that was one hell of a first ever ride for me :D I thought Ill have a stroke, literally was absolutely blown away with all those gravity and G force phenomenons. I was like "nope, nope, never again, this is definitely not for me", however my coworkers told me to try at least one more ride, so I was like "yeah, ok, one more since we are here for the first time and I would definitely feel sad for not trying at least something else". Well, that second ride was Zadra... The first drop I definitely like half black outed for one second and the rest of the ride, where you are like thrown around left and right I felt something special. Somethign I never felt before. I found out I really loved that feeling, I felt like a kid again experiencing something absolutely new. So then we went to Abyssus, Fluff, Mayan (which I really really loved, probably my most favorite ride of all) and I started to feel much joy of the rides, it was something so new to me, IDK :D I really felt like a kid in my 35 years of age. Well, finally, our group decided to finish our trip with Hyperion. That size of drop really scared me and I was like "yeah, cool, all those crazy rides were fun, but I think I will pass this one, this one is too much". But sure my coworkers hyped me to go (I love them by the way). Long story short, the theme is absolutely fantastic, I love sci-fi and I felt like I am a part of some heroic launch to space. It felt really special, the entrance is absolutely epic and the seating area felt like a special lab, it is large and futuristic and just amazing. And then the ride begun and Im still like shaking while writing this, that tripple drop firsr section... I literally felt Im dying. After that, ultra speed "jumps" (idk how it is technically called, but I guess you know what I mean) and agressive tilting... and then it like stops from the high speed in 2 seconds... damn, that was an experience. Long story short, I did not die and will visit Energylandia again soon with my gf and friends :)
I feel like EnergyLandia`s biggest challenge is itself. Right now they are living on easy mode. They can just throw money at this park and expand and build. It is like a real life cheat-code. But what happens when this funding is starting to run out? The upkeep cost for this place must already be gigantic. Will they even be able to run this place at all without funding? But right now it seems, they are still in the Golden Age.
Hyperion is located right next to parking because it's parts came from Spain too quickly and Energylandia's owner deal with nearby town of Przeciszów wasn't finished yet and he had no room for expansion
Energylandia was my introduction to the broader world of roller coasters. While there, I got to ride Hyperion (First hyper or mega im gonna stick with mega though), Abyssus (my favorite) and Mayan all several times. Didnt ride Zadra because of that crazy hangtime moment. Im going back there this summer though and will definitely ride Zadra :D
I mean a complete retheme of the kids rides, new park layout, remove low quality rides and add good new ones eg. Viking Rollercoaster removed and replaced with an indoor coaster like a Gerstlauer bobsled or even a trackless dark ride. I’m not saying Hyperion is bad, it’s just a shame it’s in a run down section of the park.
You made some good points and I agree with much of what you said. However, Energylandia is well worth it. I've gone several times with my kids, already; and they love it. We live about 2 hours away.
After you mentioned the government is helping fund the place, it makes me think the front half is the way it is because they weren't getting as much funding until they were able to prove the park was a viable location, and once it did well they just dumped the cash all over it
10:00 it's not called "Big milk" it's just that a lot of stuff in energylandia has the name of their sponsor added at the front of their own (Ekipa light explorers, Śmiej żelki Energuś etc)
Energylandia is not subsidized by the government, idk who started that information, maybe someone mistaken it with subsidies from the European Union, which, yes they've been getting it, that's a common thing in the EU. I hope they will invest in the old part of the park to rebuild it in the future. There are actually plans to build a totally new entrance on the other side of the park.
I was there like 4 months ago and in the Moment you started talking about the theme song it came straight back to my head...why did you do this🙄🤣 but for real that park hits different, if you ever had a weird dream of a theme park you will find the places the dreams are based on right here 🤣
Gardaland uses turnstiles to count people into the stations. The problem I have is if your at the end you end up becoming a single rider. There maybe 4 seats left but they may not all be together & you won’t find out until it’s too late. Without a bay loader people usually just go to any row & end up spread out across the train leaving odd seats everywhere for the last people
I went to energylandia past summer. And I do agree with the fact that the first half isn’t visually pleasing to look at 😂. Most of the time I rushed trough so I could get to the better parts. Ps: Going from the entrance to abyssus feels like a freaking marathon 😅
Loved it! But then, I traveled too far to hate it! I bumped into someone on the bus there who recognized me, and thus had a personal tour guide all day. He really helped with marathoning Zadra!!!
We have been there 7 times already. The first time we have been there was somewhere in 2016. And we love to see how the park grows over time. The first 5 trips were just us, adults. By August 2019 we have seen almost everything and we love it. Last year we went to visit the place 2x with our 2 years old and we were amazed with how many attractions there are for small children. Attractions we did not paid attention to before. I just cannot wait to see my child grows and we can visit places with 100cm limit/110, 120? limit. And all the rest. There is also a separate but paid with the general ticket entry to the water park. Which is right over there. They open it if the temperature is over 25-ish degrees. This is also amazing. I will you all a good day.
one thing I can say is that all the kids around the park seemed to absolutely love the random statues and cartoony carnival vibes. For that reason idk if they will renovate that part but maybe switch it up so there's only family rides there and move the thrill rides to another location in the park. Overall I still loved the park, before this the most intense coasters I had been on were Colossos at Heide park and Taiga at Linnanmäki, we went on hyperion at the very start and god damn did the first drop surprise me
It feels like they've put world class rides in that back half, to put energylandia on a worldwide map rather than just drawing in locals, to justify and attract the funding to bring the front half up to scratch - I found on my visit I was having such a good time on the rides that I stopped noticing the theming being slapdash. I went just before zadra opened too, so hyperion is still my number 1 coaster
This park epitomizes the problem with Walt Disney World--they have plenty of space to add new attractions, so they rarely bother to improve existing attractions or make things cohesive. For example, they dropped Tron: Lightcycle Run into a Tomorrowland that doesn't match the aesthetic at all. Both Lightcycle Run and Cosmic Rewind have these enormous show buildings that they didn't bother to hide from the view of guests. Other attractions (like Cranium Command) are sitting empty and abandoned. And The replacement for Splash Mountain has a New Orleans vibe that clashes with the rest of Frontierland. Meanwhile, Disneyland California and Phantasialand have serious space and noise constraints, so they have gotten really creative with using space wisely. Everything is (mostly) clever and cohesive, top-notch and terrific. Sightlines are preserved, attractions are unique, and there is a definite focus on theming over thrills.
Was so great running into you all at Epcot on Monday by guardians umbrella guest services. Your hype for the ride did not disappoint for my first time riding. As always Great video, hope to visit energylandia one day soon!
I think one thing worth mentioning is that the area where Energylandia was build already had a lot of different theme parks in both Zator and Inwałd, so you can go there for a long time with your kids and have a lot of stuff to do all the time
Taylor, please stop spreading fake info. Energylandia is NOT funded by polish government. In fact, not even one złoty (polish currency) comes from this source. This park is owned by Marek Goczał, one of the wealthiest polish businessmen, who funds it by himself. Only additional money comes from European Union funds, but this is very common all across Europe and is used as a funding source for almost all big infrastructural investments. I know that most Americans are putting Poland in one line with countries like Russia or Belarus, but we are actually a normal democratic country, and putting tens of millions zloty in a theme park really wouldn't get our government many voters 😅 So again: the fact that Energylandia is funded by polish government is NOT true. This is a completely private park with private owner. I don't know where this rumour came from, but spreading it on such a big UA-cam channel definitely won't help fighting with it.
I am sorry- I did not know. I was only repeating information I heard from everyone else. I agree I do not know where it came from but I was always told Energylandia received a bunch of money from the Polish government and that’s where their rapid expansion came from.
@@CoasterStudios Sure, I am aware that this is not a normal thing to fact-check, especially when living on another continent 😅 Therefore no need to be sorry, it's just that "thanks" to our extremely right-winged, europhobic government Poland has gained a terrible reputation in last years, and this rumour about govenment-funded Energylandia is only deepening the picture of our country as some kind of "Belarus 2.0", where govenment is allowed to do whatever they want. I am very dedicated to debunking this wherever I can, to minimize the damage 😄 But returning to Energylandia itself - they are actually planning to build at some point a second entrance on the side of Smoczy Gród (Zadra zone), and, let's say, flip the whole park experience around. So all the good stuff will then be at the front, and all the terrible chaos in the back. Hopefully they will eventually also refit this whole area, because, just as you said, it kinda sucks 😅 But nevertheless I'm happy that you enjoyed Energylandia and hope to see you in my home park again soon!
@@gregory2kkk The 'right wing' government in Poland does not have a terrible reputation, Leftist don't like them because they actually do what needs to be done, that's good for the country, only a foolish person would think of them as Belarus 2.0, when the Leftist have more in line with Belarus than Duda. I have to say this because these lies about them need to stop.
@@kev492001 yeah, tell that to sexual minorities which are getting harrassed by politicians in governmental TV, or women who are getting beaten up by police just for wanting to decide about their bodies, or basically anyone who don't want to live according to PiS' homophobic, xenophobic, hateful lifestyle. Thank god this will end in a few months, because people are starting to notice how terrible this party is, and according to polls PiS doesn't have a chance to be reelected. I'm gonna end here, because I don't want to litter the comment section, overall this is not a channel about such sad topics. I wish you to be more open to people, it will pay off 😉
@@gregory2kkkHeavily disagree with this post, this is why society is degrading in some respects, and no it is not their bodies, that's disgusting to say that. Electing weak politicians when you have a threat next to you is not a good idea. I don't want to keep going on about this either so this will be the last post about it, I hope you take your own advice and listen to other views. Cheers.
This is one of my favorites parks, just because of everything you mentioned. The strange front half and the insanely themed back, combined with sick coasters and other rides. I am from the Netherlands and we drove 1200 km to Poland just for Energylandia, went there in September for 3 days and literally everything was 0 minutes wait. There was more staff running around (cleaning after every bit of rain lmao) than visitors. I think half of the food stalls were closed, but we didnt mind. The park is HUGE and walking from front to back takes about 20 to 25 minutes. Safe to say we didnt have feet left after those 3 days. Zadra is my absolute favorite ride. But the one thing that would really benefit this park is a major dark ride. There is literally no indoor rides, unless you count the awful "ghost train" (it didnt even have sound????) and the crappy 5D pyramid thing. Either way, this park is well worth the travel to Poland. They also sell incredible merchandise, my favorite hoodie is from Energylandia and I also bought the beautiful Abyssus rain jacket. September is the perfect timing for this park, with no queues at all and okay weather. Only megative thing was that Legendia is close to Energylandia and that park is only open on weekends in september... so we missed out on that. TLDR: One of my favorite parks and I will definitely come back in a few years, probably when the new tilt coaster is opened.
Great review and exactly how we experienced our visit. But we will definitely go back, just because of the newer rides. Zadra, Hyperion & Abyssus are great!!
1:32 it was the European Union 🇪🇺 that was shooting millions in. You can see that at all the signs in the station of Zadra and in the bindings co. Also the money that came from the polish state, is money from the EU.
Just when I thought I had the Energylandia theme out of head, thanks for reintroducing it to the rest of my day 😂. Spot on review, this park has some low lows, but also high highs. I'm very interested to see how this park will look 10 years from now, or even 5 years from now. I'm surprised you didn't mention the mile long hikes some of the coaster queues were. For food, the restaurant by Formuła was really good. It had some surprisingly upscale offerings at a great price, and made for a great break from the rain.
@@aerocoasters It definitely made marathoning it a pain lol! Luckily on our first day it was dead enough that they opened the magic gate by the lockers, so we were mercifully able to get several rides in a row then.
"... or in English, 'Auschwitz '." No, Taylor! Just no! Oświęcim is the town. In English, it's Oświęcim. Auschwitz is the GERMAN name, because when Germany invaded this part of Poland, they gave everything German names that sounded kinda like the Polish names. While some of these towns do have English names pronounced similarly to the German - Kraków, pronounced KRAK-oof, became Krakau, and that's basically our pronunciation for it - towns that got Concentration Camps have made sure to keep their names as far from the Camp's name as possible. Calling Oświęcim "Auschwitz" is very insulting, as you might imagine. That said, calling Oświęcim ANYTHING close to correct is not easy. I was there in 2017 - so obviously I wasn't going anywhere near Energylandia - and I couldn't pronounce ANYTHING, and I consider myself pretty good at languages. (I only learned it was KRAK-oof in a WWII museum that was very pointed about KRAK-ow being the "Nazi name" .) I even talked to a young woman in Kraków about it and she said, "The joke here is that we wanted to come up with a Polish version for 'Hi!', since our version of hello is so long. Instead of just using 'Hi!', they came up with 'Cześć', pronounced 'shayyyyyshhhhh' which goes against everything that is good about 'Hi!'" (The people of Kraków were a little more outgoing than the people you met, but not by leaps and bounds. By far the friendliest people I met here, as is the case in many European countries, were the Muslims. People in this country can be quite jerky about them, but they are ironically the closest you will find to having outgoing, friendly "American" personalities. There are outliers like the Netherlands, Portugal, Denmark, the Basque region of Spain, Ireland and a few areas of Italy (I've missed some but I haven't been everywhere) but people all over the continent are far more reserved than we are here. Also, extreme kudos for you recommending Auschwitz. I wonder how many "enthusiasts" have visited Energylandia and didn't go near a place everyone should visit. I would really like to see you mention these non-park locations more. Nothing necessarily Vasa-length, but it's important to show there's a beautiful world outside the park gates. (Next time, go too Kraków and visit the salt mine at Wieliczka. You will LOVE it.)
My apologies on getting the origin of the name wrong, I had no idea it was the German name. Here in America, we've always referred to it as Auschwitz and not Oswiecim.
@@CoasterStudios you referred right, Auschwitz is the name of the camp and Oświęcim is the name of the town, two different things. Oświęcim existed long before Nazi Germany created a death camp in occupied Poland, near Oświęcim and Brzezinka (Auschwitz-Birkenau). Poles get super extra offended by referring to the camp as "Polish" (and it happens often in the media).
when i was in energylandia there were two guys working in formula coaster and when it was going into the tunnel they were hitting high fives with the people about to get launched definitely made the day better
I went from Sweden to Energylandia last summer. Loved the rides. But stayed most of the time at the back section of the park like you said. First part was weird. Had to go back there for Hyperion.
I personally love energylandia. I’ve experienced this place packed as well as quiet and the operations were always crazy fast. Except for the kids area in the front half I also find this park to look great. This place also has great, cheep food, awesome night time events in summer and great management. This is for sure the best value park in the world and features the best line up in Europe (especially with the upcoming tilt coaster). This place is far away from being an disaster imo……
Completely agree, looks like Taylor/Sarah are currently only responding to comments which back up the points they’ve made, think this is an incredibly negative take on the park
@Rob Leahman unfortunately the American coaster community will always back their own but agreed, it seems absolutely insane that supposed “coaster enthusiasts” would go out of their way to discredit a park who are absolutely trying to give the coaster enthusiasts of europe something to be happy about
@@benjaminalston8884 Well, its their take on the park, and they're not even being that negative. Glad you're loving Energylandia, but I also think it doesn't look good, and that's all valid. You think the park's a blast; other's don't, whatever. All good!
Hey! You didn't mention Two Great things: 1 Aquapark -they claim to be biggest Aquapark in Poland ( don't know about other parts of Europe) 2. Drift show - one of best I've seen! They literally ride bikes upsidedown, cars in pairs on two wheels, blow ups and stunts like Hollywood style I'm not big fun of Zadra or Hyperion style roller coasters, but me & my son spent all day on slides in Aquapark and 4 times a day we went for drift show
I went last summer on a very rainy day. There are pretty much no inside areas apart from a haunted house, a show-area and a 5D-movie. And this park is open year-round! We did get to ride all coasters in a day, Zahdra had basically no line all day. Would definitely go again!
Energylandia is the first park so far where the rollercoasters have beaten me. I was so exhausted at 5 a.m. I was dizzy. In any case, after the park I didn't need any more roller coasters for MONTHS.
One thing the front of the park does do is help with capacity…and freeing up the back of the park for the true coaster fans! I spent 3.5 wonderful days here last year (with a half day at Legendia). The front of the park didn’t ‘bother’ me, but I agree that the back (and Formula) are on a totally different level. The park would benefit from a people mover (chairlift, train etc.) to get from the front to the back. Once Sweet is open, getting to Abyssus will be far easier. Very excited about the future of this park. Crystal ball: straight after the tilt coaster they should build a Vekoma launched flying coaster. I wouldn’t put it past them!
LOL I was looking at the title and thinking "Huh?" But then I can understand :D The government of Poland is definitely doing their best to make this park even better, and that is evident. So I'm glad that money is being put in to improve the park and to improve its quality. From the looks of it, it still looks fantastic. And oh, Auschwitz??? Wow. Very eye-opening that I never knew it was in Poland....
Yeah, exactly how I felt when I went there last October. Made a reddit-trip report, detailing mostly the same points made in the video. If you are in Poland and can afford a detour, go for it! But don't spend your vacation just for Energylandia.
This place is just so weird. Literally like a Roller coaster Tycoon park where at first you're just doing whatever and then after some time you finally figure out how to make quality stuff. Also yeah this park was largely funded by big EU grants to expand tourism so that explains that. Surprisingly the park is actually profitable on its own, but considering its location I can kinda see why. Its one of the only notable theme parks east of the iron curtain... like at all. Plus its located quite centrally to be within a days drive of several places. Not just most of Poland but also the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Ukraine, even Austriam meaning its just that right distance where families from all over these countries can take their kids there on a few days of vacation by car (though Zator also has a train station no worries there). Most amusement parks that even do exist in these countries are more akin to something like Zatorland down the road or Legendia before its rebrand. So to this whole part of the continent Energylandia is a destination unlike any other. One of a kind.
Its just southern Poland, it is pretty well known, it is sponsored by the state energy company i think Zator not Zaydder or whatever, Oświęcim not 'Oshwim' 3:24 I mean this is a close distance for an American, it is not 'in the area' really so much for people there
2:03 i was there for 2 days one day ago and they opened it! (uh someone vomited in the line waiting for the red train that u showed in the roller coasters in progress XDD)
i think they should try to incorporate all of their existing rides into cohesive themed lands. Maybe all the new rides and mini lands could grandfather in all the weird tackiness with new skins for the rides and new theming. it could also be cool for them to rip out some of those weird rides and replace them with nice landscaping.
8:44 Wow been a while since I've heard someone say a Vekoma SLC that was not retracked like The Great Nor'easter is pretty good. Of course it has the newer trains so that probably helped :)
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This park is set up like something I’d have built in roller coaster tycoon as a kid. A bunch of randomness, repeat rides, then I got better at the game and actually cared as I got further into it
That’s a perfect way to sum this park up.
So true 😂😂
You've summed it up perfectly.
That's what I came here to say!
Actually that guy who owns Energylandia he kinda played Coaster Tycoon in his real life. I am sure they would improve over years but I believe they main focus is more quality coaster and quality areas first before they get back to the "first half". Moreover what coaster enthusiast doesn't see is that first half absorbs a lot of kids and parents which in general like this wired stuff - most of them visited this park only apart from local fairs, so they lack comparison and are exited about what they experience here. From Energylandia perspective it might does the work, it guranteed sustainable income at the beggining, attracted public for which this was good enough and allowed them to gain European Union grants which enabled the quality expension and investment in quality Coasters.
This park is here for less then 10 years. Show me other park who achived that much over such short period. Hopefully they just keep going in the good direction :)
I always said that Energylandia was playing RCT in real life, and your review just confirmed it 🤣.
If you were going to see any of the RCT stall designs in real life, it would be at Energylandia
It was smart because they attracted a lot of families and than they've announced Hyperion enthusiasts kept eye on that park. After Hyperion opened they had tallest and fastest coastera in Europe. The park instantly became one of the most visited places in Poland so EU started to invest to that park and that's how the back part of a park was created (sorry for my English I'm from Czech Republic and we are bad at other languages)
I've been to Energylandia once in my life, because i actually live in Poland, and i've had an amazing time there. Half of the attractions are for little kids and the other half are these amazing rollercoasters. It's great and i wouldn't mind going there again at all.
Też, naprawde tam jest super!
Some additional information about the park from a Pole who visits multiple times during a year:
-"Energy" part of the name comes from the other business owner have - a bunch of nightclubs named "Energy" once they blew up they started working on Energylandia
- A lot of attractions come from funding from outside companies, be it food related (Big Milk), one of Polish UA-camr company (Ekipa - Light Explorers) or even health products (as far as i know Martian kid ride is funded by immunity boosters for kids named.... Martians)
- Drop tower was being proper drop tower from 2014-2017 until there was some accident in different park and people were anxious about going on it
This isn’t Energylandia review- It’s CEREAL COMMERCIAL 🫣
Energylandia is not subsized by the Polish government. It received EU grants.
I think the one thing this park needs above anything else is a train or monorail or cable car - something to transport people around the park. It's a huuuge park and will take ages to walk from the front to the back, and putting the back half and Hyperion on opposite sides is just cruel. Heck, they could even do with some kind of train to take you from the entrance of Zadra to the end of the queue line! Just save our legs please Energylandia ;)
That would be a great fit!
It is coming soon...
They really need one!
Yeah, it was hell for my dad who can't walk that long. :(
True, the owner wants to triple the size of this park eventually, so imagine walking around that park then
I was there twice and, if you're lucky to visit park in a not too busy day, it's a great fun. Rollercoasters like Hyperion, Zadra, Mayan, Abyssus and other are very cool.
And it's true Energylandia is very close to the German concentration camp Aushwitz-Birkenau and I would never visit both in the same day, because of the respect to Auschwitz tragical history.
I don't know if I'd have Energylandia any other way. The swirling chaos of the front half has a charm all its own. It looks like nowhere else, and that goes a long way too. It seems like, around every corner, there is something else to be confused and bewildered by. But I agree that I wouldn't have gone without Zadra there. Some kind of fast transport option between Abyssus and Hyperion wouldn't go amiss. I kept forgetting where that damn tunnel was.
8:55 - That is not a drop tower. That is a "Gently-Lower-You-To-The-Ground" tower.
Also known as an elevator😂
Energylandia is like if Jinma Rides operated Disneyland. Cheap but lovably quirky (excluding the newer additions)
It's good but bad but its good and bad
Energylandia is the Pacific Rim of amusement parks
i love energylandia, they are improving day after day! The operations are so fast that one time formula moya was on 1 train ops, they position the second, load it and send without stuck the first train on the brake run, and moya it's a veeery short ride... a masterpiece!
I really hope after the Vekoma Tilt they go back and make an actual mainstreet and work on the front. 2-3 years without a major coaster wont kill the park. Just get the front end looking amazing and maybe even have a dive coaster in that plaza area
and finish the theme off in the back part ... its been in this state for a long time
Why would they have a tilt and dive coaster? That’d be kinda stupid
@@WCfanboy they are completely different that's why
@@WCfanboy cos why not.
I would like to see them incorporate Hyperion into a space area, and possibly retheme energus
"Big milk" is actually a very popular ice cream brand in poland! They probably did a collaboration, explaining pictures of ice cream and the name.
Energylandia's rapid expansion and huge investments are its biggest blessing, but also its biggest curse. It seems the park is expanding too quickly for its own good, and it's like they are adding coasters just for the sake of adding coasters as is very evident by their collection of very similar Vekoma's. As you said, they definitely chose quantity over quality, and I think that's a shame. If they just took a bit more time, and invested the same amount of money in a couple big rides and nice theming, the park would be way better.
Absolutely!
it’s probably because they had to spend the EU grants they have been given , use it or loose it as they say
Yeah, they should've gone for Phantasialand vibes.
Well that's not stupid. 2x Vekoma Boomerang and 3x Vekoma Junior coasters are to reduce waiting times. Those attractions are targeted to the families with kids form 90-140cm height. Cheep, reliable rides.
Park was really the first true Admusment park in Poland made without outside help in planing. Before Energylandia we had only Śląskie Wesołe miasteczko (without Lechcoaster) build in PRL.
If you want theamig wait until 2024 for Hossoland that is actually designed not just build.
Front of the park looks as if it was designed in roller coaster tycoon.
Edit: I was there during Halloween season and the entire park wass full of pumpkins. But in a way of "oeh look pumpkins!"
Im 35 and never was in any lunapark nor a single rode a rollercoaster. Yesterday I went to Energylandia with my coworkers and damn, what an experience that was! I actually did love all those bizzare statues and weird knock offs, it is somethign that was very normal in post-communist countries and this whole fever dream theming of the first part of Energylanida was really very funny and interresting to me. About the rides, the first ride we did was Formula, and for fck sake that was one hell of a first ever ride for me :D I thought Ill have a stroke, literally was absolutely blown away with all those gravity and G force phenomenons. I was like "nope, nope, never again, this is definitely not for me", however my coworkers told me to try at least one more ride, so I was like "yeah, ok, one more since we are here for the first time and I would definitely feel sad for not trying at least something else". Well, that second ride was Zadra... The first drop I definitely like half black outed for one second and the rest of the ride, where you are like thrown around left and right I felt something special. Somethign I never felt before. I found out I really loved that feeling, I felt like a kid again experiencing something absolutely new. So then we went to Abyssus, Fluff, Mayan (which I really really loved, probably my most favorite ride of all) and I started to feel much joy of the rides, it was something so new to me, IDK :D I really felt like a kid in my 35 years of age. Well, finally, our group decided to finish our trip with Hyperion. That size of drop really scared me and I was like "yeah, cool, all those crazy rides were fun, but I think I will pass this one, this one is too much". But sure my coworkers hyped me to go (I love them by the way). Long story short, the theme is absolutely fantastic, I love sci-fi and I felt like I am a part of some heroic launch to space. It felt really special, the entrance is absolutely epic and the seating area felt like a special lab, it is large and futuristic and just amazing. And then the ride begun and Im still like shaking while writing this, that tripple drop firsr section... I literally felt Im dying. After that, ultra speed "jumps" (idk how it is technically called, but I guess you know what I mean) and agressive tilting... and then it like stops from the high speed in 2 seconds... damn, that was an experience. Long story short, I did not die and will visit Energylandia again soon with my gf and friends :)
I feel like EnergyLandia`s biggest challenge is itself. Right now they are living on easy mode. They can just throw money at this park and expand and build. It is like a real life cheat-code. But what happens when this funding is starting to run out? The upkeep cost for this place must already be gigantic. Will they even be able to run this place at all without funding?
But right now it seems, they are still in the Golden Age.
It's got money from nightclubs and also Dakar races which make a lot of money
Hyperion is located right next to parking because it's parts came from Spain too quickly and Energylandia's owner deal with nearby town of Przeciszów wasn't finished yet and he had no room for expansion
Energylandia was my introduction to the broader world of roller coasters. While there, I got to ride Hyperion (First hyper or mega im gonna stick with mega though), Abyssus (my favorite) and Mayan all several times. Didnt ride Zadra because of that crazy hangtime moment. Im going back there this summer though and will definitely ride Zadra :D
They need to give the front 1/2 a refurbishment soon.
They did, it was called Hyperion
I mean a complete retheme of the kids rides, new park layout, remove low quality rides and add good new ones eg. Viking Rollercoaster removed and replaced with an indoor coaster like a Gerstlauer bobsled or even a trackless dark ride. I’m not saying Hyperion is bad, it’s just a shame it’s in a run down section of the park.
You made some good points and I agree with much of what you said. However, Energylandia is well worth it. I've gone several times with my kids, already; and they love it. We live about 2 hours away.
After you mentioned the government is helping fund the place, it makes me think the front half is the way it is because they weren't getting as much funding until they were able to prove the park was a viable location, and once it did well they just dumped the cash all over it
never thought Energylandia would conjure up some childhood with knock-off Jay Jay the Jet Plane
10:00 it's not called "Big milk" it's just that a lot of stuff in energylandia has the name of their sponsor added at the front of their own (Ekipa light explorers, Śmiej żelki Energuś etc)
Energylandia is not subsidized by the government, idk who started that information, maybe someone mistaken it with subsidies from the European Union, which, yes they've been getting it, that's a common thing in the EU.
I hope they will invest in the old part of the park to rebuild it in the future. There are actually plans to build a totally new entrance on the other side of the park.
I like how you added in the Magic Spoon advertising so seamlessly.
I was there in 08/22. It's a great park, a little weird, but Zadra, Hyperion and the water rides were really good. I will fly to Poland again : )
I was there like 4 months ago and in the Moment you started talking about the theme song it came straight back to my head...why did you do this🙄🤣 but for real that park hits different, if you ever had a weird dream of a theme park you will find the places the dreams are based on right here 🤣
Gardaland uses turnstiles to count people into the stations. The problem I have is if your at the end you end up becoming a single rider. There maybe 4 seats left but they may not all be together & you won’t find out until it’s too late. Without a bay loader people usually just go to any row & end up spread out across the train leaving odd seats everywhere for the last people
cant believe it! waited like 5years for this review!
That Magic Spoon transition was too good
I went to energylandia past summer. And I do agree with the fact that the first half isn’t visually pleasing to look at 😂. Most of the time I rushed trough so I could get to the better parts. Ps: Going from the entrance to abyssus feels like a freaking marathon 😅
Loved it! But then, I traveled too far to hate it! I bumped into someone on the bus there who recognized me, and thus had a personal tour guide all day. He really helped with marathoning Zadra!!!
We have been there 7 times already. The first time we have been there was somewhere in 2016. And we love to see how the park grows over time. The first 5 trips were just us, adults. By August 2019 we have seen almost everything and we love it. Last year we went to visit the place 2x with our 2 years old and we were amazed with how many attractions there are for small children. Attractions we did not paid attention to before. I just cannot wait to see my child grows and we can visit places with 100cm limit/110, 120? limit. And all the rest. There is also a separate but paid with the general ticket entry to the water park. Which is right over there. They open it if the temperature is over 25-ish degrees. This is also amazing. I will you all a good day.
one thing I can say is that all the kids around the park seemed to absolutely love the random statues and cartoony carnival vibes. For that reason idk if they will renovate that part but maybe switch it up so there's only family rides there and move the thrill rides to another location in the park. Overall I still loved the park, before this the most intense coasters I had been on were Colossos at Heide park and Taiga at Linnanmäki, we went on hyperion at the very start and god damn did the first drop surprise me
It feels like they've put world class rides in that back half, to put energylandia on a worldwide map rather than just drawing in locals, to justify and attract the funding to bring the front half up to scratch - I found on my visit I was having such a good time on the rides that I stopped noticing the theming being slapdash. I went just before zadra opened too, so hyperion is still my number 1 coaster
This park epitomizes the problem with Walt Disney World--they have plenty of space to add new attractions, so they rarely bother to improve existing attractions or make things cohesive. For example, they dropped Tron: Lightcycle Run into a Tomorrowland that doesn't match the aesthetic at all. Both Lightcycle Run and Cosmic Rewind have these enormous show buildings that they didn't bother to hide from the view of guests. Other attractions (like Cranium Command) are sitting empty and abandoned. And The replacement for Splash Mountain has a New Orleans vibe that clashes with the rest of Frontierland.
Meanwhile, Disneyland California and Phantasialand have serious space and noise constraints, so they have gotten really creative with using space wisely. Everything is (mostly) clever and cohesive, top-notch and terrific. Sightlines are preserved, attractions are unique, and there is a definite focus on theming over thrills.
Awesome review. Id never seen a comprehensive overview of this place
For kids this park must be amazing lmao I love the random theming
Was so great running into you all at Epcot on Monday by guardians umbrella guest services. Your hype for the ride did not disappoint for my first time riding. As always Great video, hope to visit energylandia one day soon!
Glad you enjoyed it!!
The transition into the sponsor was so smooth that I had to watch it all.
I think one thing worth mentioning is that the area where Energylandia was build already had a lot of different theme parks in both Zator and Inwałd, so you can go there for a long time with your kids and have a lot of stuff to do all the time
Taylor, please stop spreading fake info. Energylandia is NOT funded by polish government. In fact, not even one złoty (polish currency) comes from this source. This park is owned by Marek Goczał, one of the wealthiest polish businessmen, who funds it by himself. Only additional money comes from European Union funds, but this is very common all across Europe and is used as a funding source for almost all big infrastructural investments.
I know that most Americans are putting Poland in one line with countries like Russia or Belarus, but we are actually a normal democratic country, and putting tens of millions zloty in a theme park really wouldn't get our government many voters 😅 So again: the fact that Energylandia is funded by polish government is NOT true. This is a completely private park with private owner. I don't know where this rumour came from, but spreading it on such a big UA-cam channel definitely won't help fighting with it.
I am sorry- I did not know. I was only repeating information I heard from everyone else. I agree I do not know where it came from but I was always told Energylandia received a bunch of money from the Polish government and that’s where their rapid expansion came from.
@@CoasterStudios Sure, I am aware that this is not a normal thing to fact-check, especially when living on another continent 😅 Therefore no need to be sorry, it's just that "thanks" to our extremely right-winged, europhobic government Poland has gained a terrible reputation in last years, and this rumour about govenment-funded Energylandia is only deepening the picture of our country as some kind of "Belarus 2.0", where govenment is allowed to do whatever they want. I am very dedicated to debunking this wherever I can, to minimize the damage 😄
But returning to Energylandia itself - they are actually planning to build at some point a second entrance on the side of Smoczy Gród (Zadra zone), and, let's say, flip the whole park experience around. So all the good stuff will then be at the front, and all the terrible chaos in the back. Hopefully they will eventually also refit this whole area, because, just as you said, it kinda sucks 😅 But nevertheless I'm happy that you enjoyed Energylandia and hope to see you in my home park again soon!
@@gregory2kkk The 'right wing' government in Poland does not have a terrible reputation, Leftist don't like them because they actually do what needs to be done, that's good for the country, only a foolish person would think of them as Belarus 2.0, when the Leftist have more in line with Belarus than Duda. I have to say this because these lies about them need to stop.
@@kev492001 yeah, tell that to sexual minorities which are getting harrassed by politicians in governmental TV, or women who are getting beaten up by police just for wanting to decide about their bodies, or basically anyone who don't want to live according to PiS' homophobic, xenophobic, hateful lifestyle. Thank god this will end in a few months, because people are starting to notice how terrible this party is, and according to polls PiS doesn't have a chance to be reelected.
I'm gonna end here, because I don't want to litter the comment section, overall this is not a channel about such sad topics. I wish you to be more open to people, it will pay off 😉
@@gregory2kkkHeavily disagree with this post, this is why society is degrading in some respects, and no it is not their bodies, that's disgusting to say that. Electing weak politicians when you have a threat next to you is not a good idea. I don't want to keep going on about this either so this will be the last post about it, I hope you take your own advice and listen to other views. Cheers.
This is one of my favorites parks, just because of everything you mentioned. The strange front half and the insanely themed back, combined with sick coasters and other rides. I am from the Netherlands and we drove 1200 km to Poland just for Energylandia, went there in September for 3 days and literally everything was 0 minutes wait. There was more staff running around (cleaning after every bit of rain lmao) than visitors. I think half of the food stalls were closed, but we didnt mind. The park is HUGE and walking from front to back takes about 20 to 25 minutes. Safe to say we didnt have feet left after those 3 days. Zadra is my absolute favorite ride. But the one thing that would really benefit this park is a major dark ride. There is literally no indoor rides, unless you count the awful "ghost train" (it didnt even have sound????) and the crappy 5D pyramid thing. Either way, this park is well worth the travel to Poland. They also sell incredible merchandise, my favorite hoodie is from Energylandia and I also bought the beautiful Abyssus rain jacket. September is the perfect timing for this park, with no queues at all and okay weather. Only megative thing was that Legendia is close to Energylandia and that park is only open on weekends in september... so we missed out on that.
TLDR: One of my favorite parks and I will definitely come back in a few years, probably when the new tilt coaster is opened.
This is the best park I've ever seen !!!!
Have a good fun!!!!
We are here now, loved the craziness. Rides are terrific. Zadra is top tier. A fun escape in an area that you’d never thought you’d visit.
Awesome review, Taylor. We're hoping to visit this summer. Zadra is calling!!!!
Great review and exactly how we experienced our visit.
But we will definitely go back, just because of the newer rides. Zadra, Hyperion & Abyssus are great!!
that was one of the cleanest sponsor segways yet 😂
1:32 it was the European Union 🇪🇺 that was shooting millions in. You can see that at all the signs in the station of Zadra and in the bindings co.
Also the money that came from the polish state, is money from the EU.
What a great, professional video. Well done!
Just when I thought I had the Energylandia theme out of head, thanks for reintroducing it to the rest of my day 😂. Spot on review, this park has some low lows, but also high highs. I'm very interested to see how this park will look 10 years from now, or even 5 years from now. I'm surprised you didn't mention the mile long hikes some of the coaster queues were. For food, the restaurant by Formuła was really good. It had some surprisingly upscale offerings at a great price, and made for a great break from the rain.
The Zadra queue drove me insane 🤣
@@aerocoasters It definitely made marathoning it a pain lol! Luckily on our first day it was dead enough that they opened the magic gate by the lockers, so we were mercifully able to get several rides in a row then.
It’s like a really good Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 park
6:08 NICE! If only it would have been one second later lol
"... or in English, 'Auschwitz '." No, Taylor! Just no! Oświęcim is the town. In English, it's Oświęcim. Auschwitz is the GERMAN name, because when Germany invaded this part of Poland, they gave everything German names that sounded kinda like the Polish names. While some of these towns do have English names pronounced similarly to the German - Kraków, pronounced KRAK-oof, became Krakau, and that's basically our pronunciation for it - towns that got Concentration Camps have made sure to keep their names as far from the Camp's name as possible. Calling Oświęcim "Auschwitz" is very insulting, as you might imagine.
That said, calling Oświęcim ANYTHING close to correct is not easy. I was there in 2017 - so obviously I wasn't going anywhere near Energylandia - and I couldn't pronounce ANYTHING, and I consider myself pretty good at languages. (I only learned it was KRAK-oof in a WWII museum that was very pointed about KRAK-ow being the "Nazi name" .) I even talked to a young woman in Kraków about it and she said, "The joke here is that we wanted to come up with a Polish version for 'Hi!', since our version of hello is so long. Instead of just using 'Hi!', they came up with 'Cześć', pronounced 'shayyyyyshhhhh' which goes against everything that is good about 'Hi!'" (The people of Kraków were a little more outgoing than the people you met, but not by leaps and bounds. By far the friendliest people I met here, as is the case in many European countries, were the Muslims. People in this country can be quite jerky about them, but they are ironically the closest you will find to having outgoing, friendly "American" personalities. There are outliers like the Netherlands, Portugal, Denmark, the Basque region of Spain, Ireland and a few areas of Italy (I've missed some but I haven't been everywhere) but people all over the continent are far more reserved than we are here.
Also, extreme kudos for you recommending Auschwitz. I wonder how many "enthusiasts" have visited Energylandia and didn't go near a place everyone should visit. I would really like to see you mention these non-park locations more. Nothing necessarily Vasa-length, but it's important to show there's a beautiful world outside the park gates. (Next time, go too Kraków and visit the salt mine at Wieliczka. You will LOVE it.)
My apologies on getting the origin of the name wrong, I had no idea it was the German name. Here in America, we've always referred to it as Auschwitz and not Oswiecim.
@@CoasterStudios you referred right, Auschwitz is the name of the camp and Oświęcim is the name of the town, two different things. Oświęcim existed long before Nazi Germany created a death camp in occupied Poland, near Oświęcim and Brzezinka (Auschwitz-Birkenau). Poles get super extra offended by referring to the camp as "Polish" (and it happens often in the media).
Gotta give Taylor props on this one that was a smooth ass intro instead of f****ing ad . Kudos to you buddy
Had to find out more about this park after a recent trip to Oswiecim. I was so shocked to see this massive park so close by.
That might have been the smoothest and transfer ever, have my applause
when i was in energylandia there were two guys working in formula coaster and when it was going into the tunnel they were hitting high fives with the people about to get launched definitely made the day better
One thing I like to see Energylandia add is a GCI Wooden Coaster of some sort.
Great review! I'm planning to visit in august, what is the policy regarding secured gopro, they allow it on big rides?
They allow chest mounts, and you have to get it inspected at the front of the park before bringing it on any of the rides
I went from Sweden to Energylandia last summer. Loved the rides. But stayed most of the time at the back section of the park like you said. First part was weird. Had to go back there for Hyperion.
That ride lineup looks sick!!! Zadra and Hyperion......more like D Wade & LeBron 🔥🔥🔥
I personally love energylandia. I’ve experienced this place packed as well as quiet and the operations were always crazy fast. Except for the kids area in the front half I also find this park to look great. This place also has great, cheep food, awesome night time events in summer and great management. This is for sure the best value park in the world and features the best line up in Europe (especially with the upcoming tilt coaster). This place is far away from being an disaster imo……
Completely agree, looks like Taylor/Sarah are currently only responding to comments which back up the points they’ve made, think this is an incredibly negative take on the park
@Rob Leahman unfortunately the American coaster community will always back their own but agreed, it seems absolutely insane that supposed “coaster enthusiasts” would go out of their way to discredit a park who are absolutely trying to give the coaster enthusiasts of europe something to be happy about
@@benjaminalston8884 Well, its their take on the park, and they're not even being that negative. Glad you're loving Energylandia, but I also think it doesn't look good, and that's all valid. You think the park's a blast; other's don't, whatever. All good!
I was NOT expecting to see the "arbecht macht frei" sign in this video.
Hey! You didn't mention Two Great things:
1 Aquapark -they claim to be biggest Aquapark in Poland ( don't know about other parts of Europe)
2. Drift show - one of best I've seen! They literally ride bikes upsidedown, cars in pairs on two wheels, blow ups and stunts like Hollywood style
I'm not big fun of Zadra or Hyperion style roller coasters, but me & my son spent all day on slides in Aquapark and 4 times a day we went for drift show
Idk why i wanna ride Formula so bad, it looks great
it's a good coaster :) it's a coaster i would not mind to see in a few more parks
I went last summer on a very rainy day. There are pretty much no inside areas apart from a haunted house, a show-area and a 5D-movie. And this park is open year-round!
We did get to ride all coasters in a day, Zahdra had basically no line all day. Would definitely go again!
Oh and the alien coaster stalled and started smoking. There were 4 guys on stand-by to push it back up for when that happened.
I go there every year and trust me u will not regret it
Energylandia is the first park so far where the rollercoasters have beaten me. I was so exhausted at 5 a.m. I was dizzy. In any case, after the park I didn't need any more roller coasters for MONTHS.
This park could definitely be a top contender if they just make everything look nicer
the auschwitz/energylandia collab review is something i'd never think i'd see
I've seen a few Auschwitz/Energylandia travel packages
The Orlando, Fl of Europe.
Now THIS deserves a park parody
One thing the front of the park does do is help with capacity…and freeing up the back of the park for the true coaster fans! I spent 3.5 wonderful days here last year (with a half day at Legendia). The front of the park didn’t ‘bother’ me, but I agree that the back (and Formula) are on a totally different level. The park would benefit from a people mover (chairlift, train etc.) to get from the front to the back. Once Sweet is open, getting to Abyssus will be far easier. Very excited about the future of this park. Crystal ball: straight after the tilt coaster they should build a Vekoma launched flying coaster. I wouldn’t put it past them!
LOL I was looking at the title and thinking "Huh?" But then I can understand :D The government of Poland is definitely doing their best to make this park even better, and that is evident. So I'm glad that money is being put in to improve the park and to improve its quality. From the looks of it, it still looks fantastic. And oh, Auschwitz??? Wow. Very eye-opening that I never knew it was in Poland....
I always click on your UA-cam notifications in a HEARTBEAT😂 I’m literally the first viewer
NGL the title cards/segmenting really improves the reviews! Please keep them!
Yeah, exactly how I felt when I went there last October. Made a reddit-trip report, detailing mostly the same points made in the video.
If you are in Poland and can afford a detour, go for it! But don't spend your vacation just for Energylandia.
I really remember Energy landia as a wonderfull place and I will be visiting it very soon again
This place is just so weird. Literally like a Roller coaster Tycoon park where at first you're just doing whatever and then after some time you finally figure out how to make quality stuff.
Also yeah this park was largely funded by big EU grants to expand tourism so that explains that. Surprisingly the park is actually profitable on its own, but considering its location I can kinda see why. Its one of the only notable theme parks east of the iron curtain... like at all. Plus its located quite centrally to be within a days drive of several places. Not just most of Poland but also the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Ukraine, even Austriam meaning its just that right distance where families from all over these countries can take their kids there on a few days of vacation by car (though Zator also has a train station no worries there). Most amusement parks that even do exist in these countries are more akin to something like Zatorland down the road or Legendia before its rebrand. So to this whole part of the continent Energylandia is a destination unlike any other. One of a kind.
Damn that sponcer was clean!
"They're installing a vekoma tilt coaster, we aren't sure where it's going"
A very long ways away from the rest of the park 😂
LOL
Its just southern Poland, it is pretty well known, it is sponsored by the state energy company i think
Zator not Zaydder or whatever, Oświęcim not 'Oshwim'
3:24 I mean this is a close distance for an American, it is not 'in the area' really so much for people there
That slide into magic spoon was perfect lol
Thanks mate. Do they have an app like Phantasialand?
2:03 i was there for 2 days one day ago and they opened it! (uh someone vomited in the line waiting for the red train that u showed in the roller coasters in progress XDD)
Great in-depth review ! Love zadra - I can't stand the rattle on Hyperion, though !
i think they should try to incorporate all of their existing rides into cohesive themed lands. Maybe all the new rides and mini lands could grandfather in all the weird tackiness with new skins for the rides and new theming. it could also be cool for them to rip out some of those weird rides and replace them with nice landscaping.
Great video guys keep up the hard work
I laughed way too hard at the diet lego brick with 69 written on it lmfaoo
I'm going somewhere in june. Can't wait.
6:45 That Segway in to the sponsorship is 👍
that was a clean ad transition 🔥🔥🔥
I can imagine a parody about this
8:44 Wow been a while since I've heard someone say a Vekoma SLC that was not retracked like The Great Nor'easter is pretty good. Of course it has the newer trains so that probably helped :)
Probably because it's one of the newest RMCs
@@limonscore??? They were talking about the slc?
@@WCfanboy sorry, I meant to write SLC but got distracted lol
@@limonscore fair
Still better than Joke Flags
17:22 well, it is a question of whether or not you like that cheesiness/rigmarole k
I really hope that they will be getting some beautiful darkrides in the park. There are enough great rollercoasters already..