Isla Magica | Spain | Wood coaster | 2026

[Niles]

Looks like a new woodie is coming to Spain and to a park that needs a new cred.

Here is some info.

• Name: ?
• Location: lake
• Occupied area: 6,000 m2
• Budget: €2.7 million
• Type: roller coaster
• Manufacturer: ?
• Model: wooden
• Data:
  • Number of trains: 1
  • Capacity of each train: 16 people
  • Duration: 1 minute and 33 seconds
  • Maximum speed: 68 km/h
  • Height: 25 m
  • Length: 595 m
• Dates:
  • Granting of building permit: 8 October 2024
  • Opening: 2026

Looks like a decent layout, but i love the lake location. Planning has also been approved.



Source

Edit: Their getting a pool expansion to.


Also this park is part of the Looping Group, so along with Mer De Sable i wonder if they have done a multi buy wood coaster deal, could we see some more woodies at their other parks?

 

[Graeme]

Wow, love it! Good size, great location and a boat ride underneath. Everything I like in one package!

 

[The_bullgod]

Great, but sadly only one train operation

 

[Projektion]

It mentions in the diario de sevilla article steel rails. It could just be referring to the running steel on the track, but it could be a Titan track to better handle the Spanish climate.

 

[VonRolland]

It mentions in the diario de sevilla article steel rails. It could just be referring to the running steel on the track, but it could be a Titan track to better handle the Spanish climate.

Deffo looks like a GCI

 

[JMW]

Also this park is part of the Looping Group, so along with Mer De Sable i wonder if they have done a multi buy wood coaster deal, could we see some more woodies at their other parks?

Great to see the Looping Group investing in custom ground up coasters!

There was talk online that at the RCCGB event, Drayton stated they'd be getting a wooden coaster in the next few years. This would therefore make sense if there has been a multi buy deal... could see it coming for 2027.

 

[CanobieFan]

..... hopefully it goes better than their 2007 Mine Train

 

[Graeme]

Great to see the Looping Group investing in custom ground up coasters!

There was talk online that at the RCCGB event, Drayton stated they'd be getting a wooden coaster in the next few years. This would therefore make sense if there has been a multi buy deal... could see it coming for 2027.

Oh wow, didn't realise this was Looping Group as well. They have good taste. One at Drayton would be good, but one at Pleasurewood, especially, would make my day.

 

[oriolat2]

That literally came out of nowhere? I am excited to see how the first Spanish GCI turns out. Hopefully, as Projektion mentioned, it will feature Titan track, as heat can be brutal down South, and we can see how the Spanish wooden coaster have aged over time under the blazing sun.

I am not surprised by the coaster having one train. Isla Magica is well known for having poor operations, and even on packed days their SLC only runs one train.