Energylandia | Abyssus | Vekoma Shockwave+ | 2021
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roomraider
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Wish i could find a better image than this. But this pull out from the launch really reminds me of Extreme Rusher at Beijing Happy Valley.
Which is no bad thing at all. Extreme Rusher is an excellent ride.
TilenB
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Bear in mind that May 1st is a public Holiday in Poland (and in a lot of other continental European countries), so the park might be busy then.
Steel With Quality
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Oh wow thanks for the information! We thought that since they have holiday that week in Poland, that the parks would be open all week as well. We can do Legendia on May 1st then, and go to Energylandia first. I don't share your opinion on Legendia though. It's my first ever Theme park trip, and I want to enjoy everything that Legendia has to offer since theme park trips will be a rarity for me because of university and work. The flatrides look really interesting to me, really excited for the trackless darkride too! And taking the row boat on the lake will give some really promising views of Lech I think. The park is in size and what they have to offer nothing compared to Energylandia obviously, but for me it's a noteworthy park, definitly since it's in the same area as Energylandia is situated.
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Nicky Borrill
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You’re welcome ?
As for Legendia, if it’s your first trip, of course you should visit, I did!!! But keep in mind it may not even be a whole day park. There’s not a lot there, most of the flats are often closed (I think a few are closed permanently from this year) Same with the smaller coasters, they often close 1 or 2 for the entire day. I did not enjoy the dark ride unfortunately. To be fair, I’m not hugely into dark rides, but can really appreciate the good ones like Symbolica. Unfortunately it's no Symbolica.
You MUST visit at least once to try the amazing LECH, but just keep your expectations for the rest of the park within reason. It’s a nice little park, and should be great with continued investment, but still a work in progress. ?
Dressinggown
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Got a warm up planned to Alton Towers in April. I think that my wife may leave me following this and Poland could be a solo event. ?
pvnks
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Hyped still but damn, Energylandia has a fetish for awful queuelines.
Steel With Quality
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At least it looks like you can skip parts of the queue. Zadra and Hyperion's queue are much worse infrastructure wise as it seems right now.
Hey there fellow enthusiasts!
How on earth will Energylandia finish this project by the start of April? 3 months to go and the track is far from being finished and there has been no work done regarding the theming.
The only other construction site I'm following as closely as Abyssus is FLY, so this might impact my judgement a bit, but having 3 months to go from this to what you can see in the teaser is very ambitious.
Do you think they will open on time? How far do you think the construction will have progressed by the start of April?
How on earth will Energylandia finish this project by the start of April? 3 months to go and the track is far from being finished and there has been no work done regarding the theming.
The only other construction site I'm following as closely as Abyssus is FLY, so this might impact my judgement a bit, but having 3 months to go from this to what you can see in the teaser is very ambitious.
Do you think they will open on time? How far do you think the construction will have progressed by the start of April?
SilverArrow
Certified Ride Geek
Any news on the second cred, the mine train? Seen people say that's due for 2020 as well but not seen any news past the track being on site. Suppose they have ages to build it yet.
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Just fyi: Zadra has been scheduled for 2020, then they said 2019, but the area was said to be finished in 2020, then the structure collapsed in March, and they opened it in August.
Except for the darkride, everything in the Dragon Zone opened in 2019.
I think that some parts of the theming might not be finished for the opening, but Energylandia is really fast when it comes to hands on work. Abyssus is, if you look closely, nearly finished, as most of the lower parts of the track are already constructed. When i visited in October, they had 5 or 6 cranes in the area (for comparison: Phantasialand had 3 for a short time for FLY). I have the feeling that manpower is not the issue in poland, and as soon as the ride is finished, we will start to see progress close to the track.
But just to be clear: If it was any other park, I'd say that an opening before Summer 2020 is impossible. But Energylandia is different.
I am planning a visit in April, and am quite certain that I will be able to experience Abyssus. Even if not, they already have 2 world class (in my opinion) roller coasters in the park.
Has anyone information regarding the Mine Train? I saw some of the tracks on site in October, but i have'nt seen anything regarding it's construction.
When we asked Energylandia's representatives after the press conference about the Mine Train, their response was "what Mine Train?
". Shortly after this, they added that they wanted to dose the info, so for now they'll keep it secret.Also given that we have documentation for 2 accepted offers for mine train (exactly the same ones), but with 2 different deadlines for opening (2020 and 2021), it's possible that the first one for 2020 will be cancelled, and Mine Train will be scheduled for 2021. That's what we suppose right now.
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Steel With Quality
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They are opening a Zamperla Disk'O ride as well in the Atlantica area. But counting that as a rollercoaster credit is on your own. There is no Tilt coaster scheduled (yet).
They are opening a Zamperla Disk'O ride as well in the Atlantica area. But counting that as a rollercoaster credit is on your own. There is no Tilt coaster scheduled (yet).
There was Tilt Coaster scheduled already, but the offer got cancelled. Perhaps it was rescheduled to be built later on. First deadline was set on April 1st, 2021.
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