Energylandia Future Expansions

[Paradox]

Energylandia has posted tenders for three different coasters.

Mega Wood Coaster:

Awarding Entity requirements.

1. Technical data of the ride type: Mega Coaster, subtype: Wood Coaster:
a. Construction - of wood.
b. Track length - 1300 meters or more;
c. Maximum construction height -60 meters;
d. Maximum speed ??? not less than 110 -115 km/h/;
e. Number of inversions (360 degree rotation...) ??? not less than 3;

aa. Guaranteed evolutions that should be used in the roller coaster :
1. big drop;
2. camelback;
3. reversing camelback;
4. bayern curves;
5. wave turn;
6. right-hand carousel;
7. Zero-G S-Turns;
8. bunny hop.

5. Rails
I-Box type track for smooth running of the train without jerking. Prefabricated and factory-screwed mounted on steel slats.

Multi-launch Inverted Water Coaster:

Awarding Entity requirements.

Technical data of the ride:
a. Track length ??? not less than 1000 meters;
b. Construction height ??? not less than 35 meters;
c. Maximum speed ??? not less than 100 km/h;
d. Use of at least two electromagnetic drives on the route where the second drive re-drives the train while riding;
e. Number of inversions (360 degree rotation) ??? not less than 5;
f. Dimensions of foundation base within approximate limits 150 x 90 meters (+/- 25 meters);

Guaranteed evolutions:
i) Big drop;
ii) Camelback;
iii) Tunnels;
iv) Water.

Train
2 or 3 trains. For 2 trains the capacity of each of them will be no less than 24 persons.

Mine Train:

Awarding Entity requirements.

1. Technical data of the roller coaster:

a. Track length ??? not less than 1200 meters;
b. Construction height ??? not less than 15.0 meters;
c. Maximum speed ??? not less than 50 km/h/;
d. Number of lifts ??? not less than 3;
e. Dimensions of foundation base within approximate limits 110 x 85 meters (+/- 15 meters);

Source

And here the park has requested funding for a tilt coaster.

Innovative Tilt Rollercoaster based on gravitational mechanism - a new era of entertainment

From what I understand, the park will be getting all of these coasters in or by 2020.

[hyyyper]

Just a quick addition, google translate sometimes cannot distinguish between 'inverted' and 'inverting'. This seemed to confuse a couple people on other forums.

Either way, Energylandia seems to be turning into one of the best coaster parks world-wide.

This park is insane. The amount of high quality coasters they're cramming in is unprecedented. I'm jealous of Europe. They've got Liseberg, Heide Park, Europa Park, Thorpe Park, Djurs Sommerland, Alton Towers, the ever expanding Phantasialand and now this park, just to name a few. IDK where the heck Energylandia gets all of this money from, but I'm amazed at how they can fit 5 major capitol investments in 4 years. The more they expand, the more they could begin to join the ranks of Cedar Point, Europa Park and Phantasialand in the conversation for best park in the world. It's very impressive. Great time to be a coaster enthusiast, am I right?

[Paradox]

For 2019/2020 Energylandia will open a hotel with 120 rooms themed to Venice. It will be the first phase of the hotel and feature 2 restaurants.

Vekoma would have won the wooden coaster offer from EnergyLandia.
So, it's almost 99% sure that EnergyLandia is getting a RMC in 2020!

Information about the selected supplier:

Name:
Vekoma Rides Manufacturing B.V.
Schaapweg 18
6063 BA Vlodrop
The Netherlands

Date of receipt of the offer:
11/30/2017

Net price:
10,000,000 euros

Source

Im guessing an RMC and an Intamin Aquatrax..

Someday Energylandia may have one of the best lineups in the world, i mean they already have a great top 2 with hyperion and formula..

[mkingy]

smartguy86 wrote:

IDK where the heck Energylandia gets all of this money from

Apparently EU grants for tourism to Poland

Remember the park wanted to build a launched water coaster? Well here's evidence that it is going to happen. (it's in Polish by the way).

https://bazakonkurencyjnosci.funduszeeu ... ew/1057847

it also looks like Vekoma are going to be building this.

Cool. So I guess the launches and parts of the coaster will be underwater with some sort of water effect during the entrances or something? I don't know, we'll see, but sounds interesting. 3G to -1.2 sounds like a bit of a narrow spread, especially on the positive front, unless it's a family coaster, but given the other parameters I doubt it. Anyway, all these rides sound great. I'm curious if that RMC will be I-Box or topper. The tender says I-Box, but one has never been built ground-up before, so... interesting!

I think this description from the tender is kinda a hint that it will be a topper track.

Track and columns:
1. Metal and wooden track BOX and columns.
2. Timber in a standard dimension.
3. All screws, anchors and foundation templates.
4. Trains.
5. Automatic gates.
6. Evacuation and maintenance platforms.
7. Side track.
8. Automatic circuit breaker.

Source

This is insane. I wonder where Energylandia is getting all their money?

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Oh. That???s where.

[Coasterkidmwm]

I still think it's an eastern european mafia money laundering scheme.

I wouldn't be surprised haha, nice one.

[mkingy]

Coasterkidmwm wrote:

I still think it's an eastern european mafia money laundering scheme.

That's precisely what the EU is.

First images of two of the new coasters coming to Energylandia in the next couple of years.

First we have the near 200ft RMC Coaster:









We also have the Vekoma Launch Coaster now, which actually looks more like a Shockwave clone over water than a actual water coaster:







Source: https://www.facebook.com/testingattractions/

[Paradox]

Looks incredible!

The Vekoma does look like a Shockwave clone but it will be a multi launch so it will be different.

[herman116]

Wow, Energylandia is doing a great job with it's additions!

[Dirk_Ermen]

All I'm thinking is: Where the f- did they suddenly got all that money?

[Paradox]

The park is backed by a massive radio and media company. They hold music festivals at the park quite often as well.

The EU supports the building and financing job positions.

The RMC looks amazing!

[Coasterkidmwm]

Don't they already have a water coaster...

stolen from twitter

straightbanana wrote:

stolen from twitter

The difference between them is that CP has 11/17 thrilling coasters and Energylandia has 6/14 when all these additions have opened (currently they have 3)

New tender for the Tilt Coaster:

https://bazakonkurencyjnosci.funduszeeu ... oad/817410