Should I book Energylandia tickets in advance?

Yes, it’s highly recommended to book your Energylandia tickets online in advance, especially during peak season, weekends, or holidays. Booking ahead guarantees your entry on your chosen date and lets you skip the ticket queues. Aim to book your tickets at least 1-2 weeks in advance during busy periods.

How long can I spend at Energylandia?

You can choose to spend either one day or two days at the amusement park. If you opt for the ticket that includes round-trip transfers from Krakow, your entire trip will last about 10 hours.

Are there restrictions on the rides at Energylandia?

Yes, many of the roller coasters and rides at Energylandia Zator have height, age, and health restrictions for safety reasons. Always check the specific guidelines posted for each attraction.

Is Energylandia amusement park accessible for people with disabilities?

Energylandia is accessible for wheelchair users and those with mobility issues. It offers wheelchair-accessible restrooms, restaurants, and designated parking spaces for visitors who require them. However, not all rides are accessible to guests with mobility challenges. It’s best to speak to the Guest Services desk to find out which rides are suitable for you.

Is Wi-Fi available at the amusement park?

Yes, you can access the park’s Wi-Fi connection at certain marked locations across the park.

Are there any special events or seasonal activities at Energylandia?

Energylandia hosts a variety of special events throughout the year, such as a Halloween night, special summer shows, and themed festivals. The Winter Kingdom zone, which is open specifically during the winter months, has several seasonal attractions including festive decorations, light displays, Christmas activities, and additional winter-themed attractions.

Can I bring my own food and drinks to Energylandia?

Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside Energylandia except for baby or dietary food. The park has numerous dining outlets where you can purchase food and beverages.

Can I bring my pet to the amusement park?

Other than guide dogs and service dogs, no animals are allowed inside Energylandia.

Energylandia Tickets | Fast Track Entry

‌

Tickets

Energylandia Entry Tickets

All-access ticket to Poland’s largest theme park with 133 rides across 7 immersive zones.

Everything you get: Unlimited access to all 133 attractions and 7 immersive zones such as the Extreme Zone, Bajkolandia, Aqualantis, Sweet Valley, Water Park, high-adrenaline roller coasters, family-friendly rides, gentle attractions for young children, water slides, pools, splash areas, live stunt and music shows, cinema screenings, a planetarium, and interactive stage performances
Upgrades: Upgrade to a 2 or 3-day Energylandia pass for even more time to experience the park's rides, attractions, and themed zones.
Why choose this: One pass to do it all, enjoy heart-racing roller coasters, splash through water adventures, and be wowed by live shows, all day long.

‌

Check availability

Explore at your pace

All-access ticket to Poland’s largest theme park with 133 rides across 7 immersive zones.

Everything you get: Unlimited access to all 133 attractions and 7 immersive zones such as the Extreme Zone, Bajkolandia, Aqualantis, Sweet Valley, Water Park, high-adrenaline roller coasters, family-friendly rides, gentle attractions for young children, water slides, pools, splash areas, live stunt and music shows, cinema screenings, a planetarium, and interactive stage performances
Upgrades: Upgrade to a 2 or 3-day Energylandia pass for even more time to experience the park's rides, attractions, and themed zones.
Why choose this: One pass to do it all, enjoy heart-racing roller coasters, splash through water adventures, and be wowed by live shows, all day long.

Inclusions #

Entry to Energylandia amusement park
1/2/3-day access to Energylandia (as per option selected)
Unlimited access to all attractions
- 7 themed zones, including Fairytale Land, Extreme Zone, Dragon Zone, and Sweet Valley
- Thrilling roller coasters like Hyperion, Zadra, Abyssus, Mayan, and Formula
- Family-friendly rides like carousels and mini coasters
- Water attractions, including Speed Water Coaster, Jungle Adventure, and Anaconda
- 7D cinemas, live performances, and stunt shows

Exclusions #

Food and drinks
Token-operated slot machines
Shops and souvenir stores

What to bring

Opt for light, comfortable clothing and shoes that are suitable for walking and standing for extended periods.
A small waist bag is ideal for carrying essentials, as many rides do not allow backpacks.
Use sunscreen and drink plenty of water, especially on warm days, to prevent sunburn and fatigue.
For those planning to visit the Water Park, remember to pack swimwear, a towel, flip-flops, and waterproof ziplock bags for convenience.
Keep a small amount of Polish Złoty (PLN) on hand for kiosks or vending machines that may not take card payments.
A portable charger is useful to keep your phone and other devices powered for photos, navigation, and accessing digital tickets.

What’s not allowed

Do not use phones, cameras, and similar devices on rides unless specifically permitted for certain attractions.
All personal belongings must be stored in designated lockers before boarding rides; unattended items may be removed for safety purposes.
The use of drones, balloons, hang gliders, paragliders, or any unmanned aerial vehicles within park grounds is strictly prohibited.
Pets are not allowed inside the park except for trained service dogs assisting guests with disabilities.
Bicycles, rollerblades, skateboards, scooters, and similar wheeled devices cannot be used within the park.

Accessibility

The park offers full wheelchair accessibility, including wide paths, ramps, and reserved parking spaces close to the entrance.
Although some attractions are not suitable for visitors with mobility limitations, there are numerous shows and gentle rides such as the Mayan, Mamma Mia, and Bumper Cars.
Head to the Disability Service Desk at the main entrance for help if you need guidance on which rides are accessible for you.
Wheelchair-accessible restrooms are located throughout the park, including in restaurants and other key facilities.
The park offers discounted admission for guests with disabilities if they can present a valid disability card or medical proof.

Additional information

Opening hours are from 10am to 8pm every day, except Saturdays when the hours are extended from 10am to 11pm.
Arrive by 9:30am to make the most of your visit. Head directly to Zadra to enjoy a few rides before lines grow longer.
If accessible, use the Magic Gate entrance to reach the Dragon Zone more quickly, allowing for multiple rides with less walking.
Download the Energylandia mobile app to check live wait times and plan your route efficiently.
Check the height and age requirements before getting in line, as each attraction has its own safety limits, clearly posted at the entrance. You’ll need to be between 140 cm and 195 cm tall to ride the Hyperion. There is no official upper weight limit for rides; however, if you have a larger build, especially with a hip measurement over 115 cm, you may find it challenging to fit on some rides, like Zadra.
Certain areas, including water attractions like Aqualantis and rides such as Abyssus, may close temporarily during seasonal events like Winter Kingdom for safety or maintenance.
Dining areas can be busiest from midday to early afternoon. Consider eating earlier or later to avoid the peak lunch period.
Pick up a park map on arrival to help navigate the grounds and locate your top attractions.
Use the locker rental service, which costs around 14 PLN per day, for storing belongings during rides that require it.
Try different dining options inside the park, including Taverna Zator for seafood dishes and Pierogarnia for authentic Polish dumplings.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

‌

Tickets

Energylandia Amusement Park - All Day Ticket with Transfers

Cover over 70 hectares of Energylandia Theme Park with over 60 different types of attractions, including rollercoasters, merry-go-rounds, slides, and others.
Enjoy unlimited access to all the rides and attractions and let your kids loose in the magical world of Fairytale Land as they wind their way around carousels.
Explore the Extreme Zone for an adrenaline rush, with the enormous pendulum Aztec Swing and the Colossal 40-meter arm Space Booster.
Try out the Hyperion Mega Coaster, the biggest and fastest roller coaster in Europe, and the Speed Water Coaster.
At Dragon Town, explore streets that look like they're straight out of medieval times, and dare to brave the tallest wooden roller coaster in the world Zadra.

‌

Check availability

Flexible cancellation

Book now, pay later

10 hrs

Transfers available

Pickup available

Cover over 70 hectares of Energylandia Theme Park with over 60 different types of attractions, including rollercoasters, merry-go-rounds, slides, and others.
Enjoy unlimited access to all the rides and attractions and let your kids loose in the magical world of Fairytale Land as they wind their way around carousels.
Explore the Extreme Zone for an adrenaline rush, with the enormous pendulum Aztec Swing and the Colossal 40-meter arm Space Booster.
Try out the Hyperion Mega Coaster, the biggest and fastest roller coaster in Europe, and the Speed Water Coaster.
At Dragon Town, explore streets that look like they're straight out of medieval times, and dare to brave the tallest wooden roller coaster in the world Zadra.

Inclusions #

Entrance ticket to Energylandia
Round trip transfers from meeting point in Krakow (optional)
Round trip transfers from hotels in Krakow (optional)
Transfers in an AC vehicle

Tip: Be on the lookout for a few boards dotted around the park that show the waiting time for each ride, and they're accurate too!
This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
Baggage is allowed.
It's recommended to wear comfortable clothes and shoes.

Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.

Explore Energylandia amusement park

1/4

Roller coasters & rides

With over 120 attractions, Energylandia offers a stimulating experience for visitors of all ages. Be it hypercoasters like Hyperion and Zadra, water-based rides like Splash Battle and Atlantis, or the Formula Autodrom bumper cars, you won’t run out of things to do!

Unique themed lands

Energylandia’s themed zones are like stepping into different worlds, each crafted with its own story and atmosphere. Fairytale Land is a colorful, whimsical escape, where classic children’s tales come to life. The Dragon zone’s Gothic stone structures and dragon-themed coasters make you feel like you’ve stepped into a fantasy adventure. Aqualantis adds an underwater twist with rides and attractions inspired by the ancient Atlantis. These themed lands offer diverse and fulfilling experiences that keep visitors coming back for more.

Shows & programmes

Energylandia hosts over 30 live shows every day, ranging from acrobatic performances to enchanting musicals and interactive kids’ programs. Take an immersive journey through space at the Planetarium, join the parade of performers, acrobats, and fantastical floats, or watch a fairy create giant soap bubbles with your kids. These shows cater to entertainment lovers of all ages.

Restaurants & eateries

Savor traditional dishes like pierogies (Polish dumplings) at Pierogarnia, indulge in sweet treats at the Candyland, or grab a quick snack between rides at various food stalls. The park’s range of eateries ensures that you enjoy both quick bites and sit-down meals, making it easy to refuel and get back to the adventure.

Zones inside Energylandia

With nine uniquely themed zones, Energylandia offers an exciting glimpse into different worlds that thrill and awe children and adults alike.

Family zone

From the enchanting Dragon Adventure children’s ride to the lively Magic Show at the Fairy Tale Theater, there’s something to captivate every family member. Plunge through waterfalls at 55 km/h on the Anaconda water coaster. If you’re after thrills and chills, take on the Monster House haunted mansion or swirl through rushing water on the Jungle Adventure river rapids ride.

Extreme zone

If record-breaking pace excites you, ride on Hyperion, Europe’s tallest and fastest roller coaster that reaches speeds of 142 km/h. You can also try Space Booster, which hurtles you across the sky like a spaceship, reaching almost 4G acceleration. With rides like the Abyss, the Extreme Zone is the place to push your limits.

Water park

Energylandia’s Water Park, also known as the Big Milk Water Park, offers a refreshing escape from the summer heat. Take on thrilling water slides at its Bamboo Bay area or unwind sunbeds at the sandy beaches of Exotic Island. For a more laid-back experience, float along the lazy river in the Tropical Fun area. There are also several shallow pools, play areas, and gentle slides for kids.

Fairytale zone

The Fairytale zone is a magical realm filled with themed carousels, miniature rides, and whimsical play areas, all inspired by classic fairytales. Jumping from the frosty-themed Arctic Fun slide to the Happy Loops kiddie coaster, this zone promises gentle thrills for all young adventurers.

Dragon zone

Enter the Dragon Zone and feel the rush on Zadra, the world’s largest wood-and-steel hybrid coaster that reaches speeds of 121 km/h. Kids love the small airtime hill and thrilling tunnel section of the Draken coaster, while Frida’s sharp twists make it a favorite for all ages. This zone transports you to the medieval era in an immersive land complete with castle ruins, historical buildings, and torch-lit streets.

Aqualantis

Step into the sunken island-themed zone and brave theAbyssus, a double-launch coaster with multiple inversions, a speed of up to 100 km/h, and a 1.3 km track. Get dizzy in the Tidal Wave Twister or discover the zone’s caves and lagoons on the Grotto Expedition boat ride. Aqualantis pairs water adventures with high-speed thrills for an unforgettable experience.

Sweet Valley

In April 2024, Energylandia opened the Sweet Valley zone, featuring two exciting roller coasters and various candy-themed attractions for those with a sweet tooth. From the 1.2 km Choco Chip Creek mine train to the sharp turns of Honey Harbour and the playful Twis’tea spinning teacups, this land of sweet treats has it all.

Children's zone

The vibrant Children’s zone, designed for kids aged 2 to 6 years, offers adventures on the Magic Fly sightseeing train and the mini Circus Coaster. Young visitors can also enjoy fun spins on the Crazy Bus or a gentle float in the Swiss Water Cups.

Winter Kingdom

Experience the enchantment of Energylandia’s Winter Kingdom, which is open only during the winter holiday season. Explore Poland’s largest Garden of Lights, with 5 million lights that can be seen from space! Try your hand at baking a gingerbread house and enjoy winter activities like ice-skating and snow tubing. For festive treats and decorations, hit the Christmas Fair.

About Energylandia amusement park in Zator >

Plan your visit to Energylandia in Zator

Timings:

April 6 to June 21: 10am to 6pm
June 22 to September 1: 10am to 8pm
September 2 to 30: Daily 10am to 6pm
October 1 to 31: Wednesday to Sunday 10am to 6pm
October 26 (Halloween Night celebration): 10am to 10pm
Holiday season: 10am to 11pm

Duration of visit: It is best to spend a whole day in Energylandia to enjoy all its rides and attractions.

Energylandia opening times

Address: ENERGYLANDIA, Aleja 3 Maja 2, 32-640 Zator, Lesser Poland Voivodeship
Find on Maps

How to reach the park

By bus:

Energylandia bus service: Direct bus to the park from Polish cities like Krakow, Wrocław, Oświęcim, Katowice, and Brzeg.
Nearest stop: Energylandia Bus Stop
Intercity bus services: Intercity bus services like Flixbus from cities like Krakow, Warsaw, Katowice, and Wrocław.
Nearest stop: Energylandia Bus Stop or Zator train station

By train:

Line: SKA2 from Krakow and Oświęcim
Nearest station: Zator Park Rozrywki or Zator train station

By car:

Route: A4 motorway
Nearest parking: Energylandia parking lot

How to get to Energylandia amusement park

Roller coaster at Energylandia Amusement Park, Zator, with fast track entry and transfers from Krakow.

Weekdays vs. weekends

Energylandia is busier on weekends, while weekdays see shorter lines for rides and a more relaxed atmosphere. Arriving early, right when the park opens, will help you beat the crowds.

Peak season vs. off-peak season

July and August bring warm weather and sunny skies, making them the perfect months to visit the park, especially for the water-based attractions. However, the peak tourism season coinciding with school holidays means heavy crowds and longer wait times.
For a more enjoyable experience, consider visiting during the off-peak months of April to June or September to October. The weather during these months is typically sunny and pleasant, although it can get chilly in October.
From December to March (the winter months), the visitor footfall is lower than the peak or mid-season. The water rides are closed, but the Winter Kingdom zone remains open. It is a popular, festive attraction during the holiday season.

Plan your visit to Energylandia amusement park

Restrooms: You will find wheelchair-friendly restrooms across the park, including within the restaurants.
Parking: Energylandia has a large parking area with multiple designated parking spots for visitors with disabilities. These are located near the amusement park’s entrance for further convenience.
Medical assistance: If you require medical assistance, visit any one of Energylandia’s two medical stations, one at the entrance to the Dragon Zone and the other located next to the Water Park.
Baby changing rooms: Parents with babies and toddlers (0 to 2 years) can use the multiple baby changing rooms inside the park.
Stroller rental: Energylandia offers strollers on rent for families with infants or toddlers. This service is available near the amusement park’s entrance.

Ticket office: Visit the ticket office at the entrance of Energylandia, in case you need to book tickets on the day of your visit or verify online ticket purchases.
Information desk: You can visit the Information Center between 10am and 6pm (8pm in the summer) to get information regarding the amusement park and its operations.
Cash Machines/ATMs: Energylandia has several ATMs to meet your banking needs.
Restrooms: Energylandia has sufficient restrooms for visitors, including wheelchair-accessible ones for guests with mobility challenges.
Lockers: Energylandia provides lockers where you can safely store your belongings, especially before going on a ride. You can use them for 2 PLN a day.
Parking: Energylandia has a spacious car parking lot located just outside the entrance. There are separate areas in the parking lot for buses/coaches. Guests with electric vehicles can use the charging stations in the parking lot.

Children aged 13 years and younger must be supervised by an adult.
Each ride has specific age, height, weight, and health restrictions, which all visitors must strictly follow.
Phones, cameras, and other electronic devices are not allowed on most rides and must be securely stowed away in the lockers provided for the duration of the ride. The use of drones is also prohibited inside the park.
If you need to exit the amusement park and re-enter, you must get a special ID band or a stamp from the park’s security officer and carry your ticket when you exit and re-enter. The stamp or band will be valid only for the day you visit.
Apart from guide dogs and service dogs, Energylandia does not permit animals inside the park.
Smoking is prohibited at the amusement park, except in the specially marked and designated areas.
Weapons, explosives, drugs, and alcohol are prohibited inside the park.

Tandem skydivers descending over Perth coastline with cityscape in the background.

Check the weather conditions before planning your visit. Some areas like the water park may be closed due to unfavorable weather at certain times of the year.
To avoid the crowds, book your tickets online in advance and arrive 15 minutes prior to the opening time. This will allow you to enjoy your experience.
Download a map of the park to note the locations of the rides and zones you want to go on. This will help you navigate the park better on the day of your visit.
Wear comfortable clothes and shoes that will allow you to explore the park with ease. Remember to carry your swimsuit for water-based activities and rides.
Keep an eye on your devices and make sure you don’t take them on the rides as they are prohibited.

With over 50 restaurants, cafés, eateries, and snack stalls, you can try just about every type of food or cuisine imaginable at Energylandia.

Must-try: On your visit, don’t miss out on two of its best eateries—Taverna Zator and Pierogarnia. Tavern Zator specializes in seafood, and it is equally famous for its unique pirate-tavern-themed interiors. At Pierogarnia, you can try authentic pierogies (traditional Polish dumplings).
Meals: If you’re looking to enjoy a full meal, head to the Scandinavian Restaurant or the Royal Restaurant. They offer a diverse range of dishes, including soups, salads, pasta, traditional Polish food, and home-cooked meals.
Cafés: Grab a quick bite and drink at the Vienna Café or the Life Pub to refuel yourself between rides. Both eateries have spacious seating areas where you can enjoy views of the amusement park.
Snacks: If you’re feeling peckish, there are numerous stalls and kiosks at Energylandia where you can snack on churros, kebabs, popcorn, ice cream, and shakes, and sate your hunger.

For guests traveling from various global spots, comfortable and scenic accommodations are also available to book at the Energylandia Amusement Park. Tourists have the option to enjoy their stay at camp-style arrangements, luxury resorts, and more.

Western Camp Resort- 1.7 km from the Park
Scandinavia Marine- 3.1 km from the Park
Zatoria Luxury Glamping-3.6 km from the Park
Lavender Cottage- 5.5 km from the Park
Flamandia & Villa Leśna- 24.6 km from the Park
Villa Königsberg- 2.7 km from the Park

At Energylandia, you will find several shops where you can buy accessories, souvenirs, and all other things that can make your trip truly memorable.

For Adults: You can check out the Energylandia stores to find items like keychains, caps, hats, bottles, t-shirts, backpacks, and several other items with the logo of the Enerylandia zones.
Accessories: Energylandia stores have loads of exciting accessories that can interest you, like - key rings, cups, mugs, card games, puzzles, fridge magnets, bags, etc.
Kids: You can visit the Energylandia stores with your kids and help them have a fun time as well. The stores have loads of items specially designed for kids, like sweatshirts & t-shirts.

Experience the best of Energylandia