We invite you to take a trip to Poland to discover Europe's No. 1 roller coaster park: Energylandia! The amusement park located in Zator is the largest in the country. With 133 attractions and shows, the destination will appeal to both thrill-seekers and families. If you feel like going for a visit, we suggest you see what budget you should plan for a day at Energylandia with some tips and tricks to avoid blowing the bill.
Entrance tickets to Energylandia
The first item of expenditure for a visit to a park is the entrance ticket. Prices vary depending on the age, size, duration and time of year of your visit to Energylandia. Here are the high season prices:
- Standard 1-day ticket (from 140 cm): 199 PLN, or 46 euros
- Reduced 1-day ticket (up to 140 cm or over 65 years old): 159 PLN, or 37 euros
- Normal 2-day ticket (from 140 cm): 359 PLN, or 84 euros
- Reduced 2-day ticket (up to 140 cm or over 65 years old): 289 PLN, or 68 euros
Entrance for a child under 3 years old is not free but will cost you a symbolic 1 PLN or 0.23 euros.
Tip: if you visit Energylandia with a child on their birthday until they turn 18, their entry will be 1 PLN (upon presentation of an ID or physical birth certificate).
Parking prices at Energylandia
Regardless of the time of year which you go to Energylandia, the price of parking your vehicle is 20 PLN (approximately 4.70 euros) per day.
Tip: It is also possible to get to the park by bus with shuttles that are offered from Krakow, Katowice and Oswiecim or by train from Krakow Main Station.
The Energy Pass
As in all amusement parks, the queues can be a real nightmare. So the destinations offer skip-the-line systems. Here at Energylandia you can purchase an Energy Pass to give you priority access to some of the park's top attractions. Two options are available:
- Standard Energy Pass: at 199 PLN (46 euros)
- Reduced Energy Pass (up to 140 cm): at 79 PLN (18 euros)
The Standard Energy Pass gives access to 13 attractions: Pepsi Hyperion, Zadra Made In MaÅ‚opolska, Mayan, Abyssus, Fluff Choco Chip Creek, Toffifee Kopalnia ZÅ‚ota, Space Booster, Åšmiejżelki EnerguÅ›, Anaconda, Aztec Swing, FormuÅ‚a, Speed Water Coaster, RMF Dragon.
The Reduced Energy Pass gives access to 7 attractions (the same as the Standard Energy Pass except Pepsi Hyperion, Zadra Made In Malopolska, Mayan, Space Booster, Aztec Swing and Speed Water Coaster).
Dining at Energylandia
Energylandia offers dining options within the park with different restaurants whose menus are affordable. You can find typical Polish cuisine or pizzas, burgers or kebabs. For a full menu, plan between 8 and 10 euros. The park also sells snacks and drinks, priced between €2 and €5.
Tip: It's perfectly possible to have a picnic in the park so you don't have to spend money on a meal. Energylandia has several picnic areas available.
Extras and souvenirs at EnergyLandia
Energylandia offers a locker service so you can store your belongings before boarding a ride. Expect to pay around €3 a day. You'll receive a wristband with a barcode. You can leave your belongings there all day or for a few minutes and pick up another one elsewhere. You can also buy photos at very affordable prices at the exit of certain rides. Shops offer souvenirs that are always relatively cheap. Remember to set a budget to avoid unnecessary expenses. There are B&B type accommodations around Zator. The park offers stays at the Western Camp located a 10-minute walk from Energylandia.
It is possible to spend a day at Energylandia for a very low budget. Without taking into account accommodation and transport, for a day in the park, you will need to budget between 60/65 euros and 120 euros for an adult depending on the options you choose.
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