• Clothing should be light and comfortable to accommodate walking and standing. Shoes must also suit these activities well.
• A small waist bag is recommended for carrying essentials, as many rides prohibit backpacks.
• Apply sunscreen and stay hydrated by drinking water regularly on hot days to avoid sunburn or fatigue.
• If you're visiting the Water Park, pack swimwear, a towel, flip-flops, and waterproof ziplock bags for convenience.
• Carry some Polish Złoty (PLN) in case of card-free kiosks or vending machines within the park.

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

What’s not allowed

• The use of phones, cameras, and similar devices on rides is prohibited unless explicitly permitted by certain attractions.
• All personal belongings must be stored in designated lockers before boarding rides; unattended items may be removed for safety reasons.
• Operating drones, balloons, hang gliders, paragliders, or any unmanned aerial vehicles within the park is strictly forbidden.
• Pets are not permitted inside the park except for trained service dogs assisting guests with disabilities.

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

Accessibility

• The park is fully wheelchair accessible, featuring wide paths, ramps, and reserved parking spaces near the entrance.
• Some attractions may not suit visitors with mobility limitations; however, there are many shows and gentle rides like Mayan, Mamma Mia, and Bumper Cars available.
• For guidance on which rides are accessible for you, visit the Disability Service Desk at the main entrance.
• Wheelchair-accessible restrooms can be found throughout the park, including in restaurants and other key facilities.

A discounted admission is offered to guests with disabilities who present a valid disability card or medical proof.

Additional information

• To maximize your visit, arrive by 9:30am. Head directly to Zadra for some rides before lines grow longer.
• If accessible, use the Magic Gate entrance to reach the Dragon Zone quickly with less walking involved.
• Download the Energylandia mobile app to check live wait times and plan your route efficiently.
• Check height and age requirements for each attraction before lining up. You must be between 140 cm and 195 cm tall for Hyperion, although there is no official upper weight limit; larger builds might find some rides challenging if hip measurements exceed 115 cm.
• Some areas, including water attractions like Aqualantis and certain rides such as Abyssus, may close temporarily during seasonal events like Winter Kingdom due to safety or maintenance reasons.
• Dining areas are busiest from midday to early afternoon. Consider eating earlier or later to avoid the peak lunch period.
• Pick up a park map upon arrival to help navigate and locate your top attractions efficiently.
• Use the locker rental service, which costs around 14 PLN per day, for storing belongings during rides that require it.

Dine at various options within the park, such as Taverna Zator for seafood dishes or Pierogarnia for authentic Polish dumplings.