Holiday Park To Open MAJOR New Coaster For Summer 2025!
Holiday Park are set to open a MAJOR New roller coaster for their 2025 Summer Season!
The popular family theme park based in Haßloch, Germany have announced plans to open an exciting NEW family thrill roller coaster for Summer 2025!
The New Gerstlauer family coaster will also make up the headline attraction in a BRAND NEW land based on the popular children’s Studio 100 IP – 100% Wolf.
2025 will also see the introduction of a new Smurfs themed ride and the completion of Holiday Park’s Blinky Bill themed land with a brand new ride too.
The new roller coaster is set to feature a vertical “Spike” (an open ended track section) which Holiday Park claim will help their ongoing mission to ‘bridge the gap’ between their younger audience and older, thrill seeking audience.
“With this new attraction, we are closing the gap between our indoor children’s roller coaster and our thrill coasters,”
With headline coasters such as Expedition GeForce & Sky Scream currently already operating at the park, this new addition will make up the 4th operational roller coaster at the park once open.
Speaking further about their choice to work with Gerstlauer on this new addition, Holiday Park state;
“Gerstlauer is very pleased and grateful that we are part of the project team that is realizing this family roller coaster and the beautiful new area in the Holiday Park.”
The new ride will reach heights of up to 57.4 ft, speeds of up to 34.2 mph and will span a total length of 2,116.1 ft from beginning to end.
This brand new ride also makes up just part of the park’s ongoing 80 million Euro master plan which will see other new rides and attractions added to the park in the years ahead including a BRAND NEW MACK Rides Extreme Spinning Roller Coaster in 2026!
Other new additions coming soon include the introduction of a HUGE new themed land centered around the popular festival giant Tomorrowland (which will include the upcoming MACK Rides Extreme Spinning coaster) and a stand-alone water park with themed adventure pools and water slides set to cost 40 million euros overall.
Want to know what you can expect from the park’s upcoming NEW 2026 MACK Rides Extreme Spinning Coaster? Check out our recent on ride POV of Ride to Happiness at Plopsaland De Panne (a park also owned and operated by Plopsa) below!