What to bring

• Opt for light, comfortable clothing and shoes that are suitable for walking and standing for extended periods.

• A small waist bag is ideal for carrying essentials, as many rides do not allow backpacks.

• Use sunscreen and drink plenty of water, especially on warm days, to prevent sunburn and fatigue.

• For those planning to visit the Water Park, remember to pack swimwear, a towel, flip-flops, and waterproof ziplock bags for convenience.

• Keep a small amount of Polish Złoty (PLN) on hand for kiosks or vending machines that may not take card payments.

• A portable charger is useful to keep your phone and other devices powered for photos, navigation, and accessing digital tickets.

What’s not allowed

• Do not use phones, cameras, and similar devices on rides unless specifically permitted for certain attractions.

• All personal belongings must be stored in designated lockers before boarding rides; unattended items may be removed for safety purposes.

• The use of drones, balloons, hang gliders, paragliders, or any unmanned aerial vehicles within park grounds is strictly prohibited.

• Pets are not allowed inside the park except for trained service dogs assisting guests with disabilities.

• Bicycles, rollerblades, skateboards, scooters, and similar wheeled devices cannot be used within the park.

Accessibility

• The park offers full wheelchair accessibility, including wide paths, ramps, and reserved parking spaces close to the entrance.

• Although some attractions are not suitable for visitors with mobility limitations, there are numerous shows and gentle rides such as the Mayan, Mamma Mia, and Bumper Cars.

• Head to the Disability Service Desk at the main entrance for help if you need guidance on which rides are accessible for you.

• Wheelchair-accessible restrooms are located throughout the park, including in restaurants and other key facilities.

• The park offers discounted admission for guests with disabilities if they can present a valid disability card or medical proof.

Additional information

• Arrive by 9:30am to make the most of your visit. Head directly to Zadra to enjoy a few rides before lines grow longer.

• If accessible, use the Magic Gate entrance to reach the Dragon Zone more quickly, allowing for multiple rides with less walking.

• Download the Energylandia mobile app to check live wait times and plan your route efficiently.

• Check the height and age requirements before getting in line, as each attraction has its own safety limits, clearly posted at the entrance. You’ll need to be between 140 cm and 195 cm tall to ride the Hyperion. There is no official upper weight limit for rides; however, if you have a larger build, especially with a hip measurement over 115 cm, you may find it challenging to fit on some rides, like Zadra.

• Certain areas, including water attractions like Aqualantis and rides such as Abyssus, may close temporarily during seasonal events like Winter Kingdom for safety or maintenance.

• Dining areas can be busiest from midday to early afternoon. Consider eating earlier or later to avoid the peak lunch period.

• Pick up a park map on arrival to help navigate the grounds and locate your top attractions.

• Use the locker rental service, which costs around 14 PLN per day, for storing belongings during rides that require it.

• Try different dining options inside the park, including Taverna Zator for seafood dishes and Pierogarnia for authentic Polish dumplings.