"The Second Energylandia" is starting this week. Tourists are not sure whether to buy a ticket

A few days before the grand opening, tourists still don't know if it's worth buying a ticket to Hossoland. Located in Brojce in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, the amusement park will open on June 27, more than a month after the planned date. "It's a shame there are no photos of the finished facility posted anywhere, I won't buy blindly," one Internet user wrote under the attraction's latest post on social media.

We know the opening date of Hossoland

Not on May 20, but on June 27, the first guests will enjoy the attractions in Hossoland. After three years since the start of construction, the West Pomeranian amusement park will finally open its gates to fans of extreme entertainment. However, it seems that not everyone interested in rollercoaster madness is planning a visit on the first available date. Some tourists want to see the effects of the work in photos and films taken by other guests first and declare that they will not buy a "blind ticket".

It is not known how many people will show up at the opening at the same time. It is a hot date, which coincides with the end of the school year. Up to 15 thousand people will be able to stay at Hossoland at the same time.

This is how much the tickets cost

Energylandia's biggest competitor in Poland has already launched ticket sales. Prices during the high season, from June 28 to August 31, are as follows: adults will pay PLN 169 for a standard ticket, and children and youth (up to 120 cm tall) PLN 149 for a reduced ticket. The youngest, up to 85 cm tall, will pay only PLN 1 for entry, as will children up to 18 years of age who will be celebrating a birthday on the day of their visit. Discounts are also available to seniors, people with disabilities and pregnant women. Additionally, by buying a ticket online, guests will avoid queues and save PLN 10 compared to the price at the park's ticket office and ticket machine.

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