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Le PAL will open the largest attraction created at the park since it opened in 1973, a new water coaster from Mack Rides.
Fjord Explorer combines the fast-paced thrills of a roller coaster with the excitement of a splash down! After a tranquil ride on a lake, this roller coaster takes 8 passengers per boat to nearly 30 metres high for an exhilarating aerial journey, followed by a 20-metre drop at 70 km/h into the crystal-clear waters of a Scandinavian harbour.
The attraction has been built on an area of 10,000 m2 with a lake and forested environment providing the backdrop for this new addition to the park.
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Starting from March 30, visitors to Bellewaerde in Belgium can explore the brand-new themed land, Mundo Amazonia. In this area, you'll find three new attractions, including a ground-breaking world's first with the unique water ride Amazonia.
Additionally, the area features a new catering point, a souvenir shop, and restroom facilities. To enhance the experience, the entire land is surrounded by newly planted natural scenery. The development and construction of this brand-new zone were funded through an investment portfolio totalling 21 million euros.
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Walibi Rhône-Alpes will mark the 45th anniversary of the park with the opening of new roller coaster Mahuka.
Unique in Europe, it will be the very first Hot Racer roller coaster from Intamin Amusement Rides in the region, featuring an innovative single rail design.
Mahuka will join one of the three thematic universes at the park, Exotic Island, and will invite visitors to step into the shoes of archaeologists discovering an abandoned temple on an island in the South Pacific.
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Heide Park in Germany will open the new dark ride Dämonen Gruft on March 29, 2024.
It is being described as Germany's scariest dark ride and has been under construction for around 15 months.
The new attraction will be located in the Transilvanien themed area of the park, next to the Flug der Dämonen wing coaster.
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Work has begun on a mysterious new attraction at Gardaland Resort in Italy, set to open in June 2024.
As of this summer, guests will be able to enjoy a new attraction, which now officially begins to take shape with the placement of a symbolic and eye-catching stone at the centre of the site.
The violet-coloured stone, personalised with 22 mysterious symbols and a message to be deciphered, becomes, until further details are revealed, the symbol of a new attraction that will welcome millions of guests in the coming season.
