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take centre stage in the pair’s adrenaline fuelled story. The ride itself is set to be a MACK Rides Gameplay Theatre – the exact same type of ride set to make up Ghostly Manor at Paultons Park. Aquila is a new indoor Family Launch Coaster from Vekoma, due to open at the Polish theme park Mandoria in 2025. Reaching speeds up to 70 km/h (43.5 mph) this 450-meter (1,476-foot) ride will do a double pass with a second launch on the fly, creating a 900-meter ride experience for the whole family. The 95- centimeter (38-inch) rider height restriction is the lowest for this Family Launch Coaster with an acceleration from 0-70 km/h in just 3 seconds!
Bulder Baan is an indoor Family Coaster due to open at the new indoor theme park, Bommelwereld, when it opens its doors to the public in 2025. With a track length of 257 meters and maximum speed of 45 km/h, this ride takes people through the mysterious mountains. Vekoma has partnered with Jora Vision and Bommelwereld to create a new indoor coaster experience that is specifically designed to offer the entire family a thrilling adventure, with a minimum height requirement of 95 centimetres, ensuring that even younger guests can join in the fun. The coaster’s unique layout features extended columns, allowing visitors to walk beneath the majority of the ride and witness the action from a captivating perspective. To further enhance the experience, the curves are strategically designed to place other attractions in the centre of the park. This creates a dynamic and engaging environment as the coaster zigzags through the indoor space, offering guests multiple vantage points to enjoy the ride. Disney Tales of Magic is a new
immersive nighttime spectacular due to start at Disneyland Paris in January 2025. The
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nighttime spectacular will transport visitors into the most enchanting Walt Disney Animation Studios and Pixar Animation Studios stories, delivering an emotionally moving experience. It will be presented daily in front of the Sleeping Beauty Castle in the Disneyland Park. Leveraging its unique expertise to immerse guests into a truly unique sensory journey through some of the most beloved stories from Disney Animation and Pixar, guests will experience a thrilling and emotional story as Main Street, USA seamlessly integrates into the
More to look out for in 2025
Wild West Coaster:Winnoland in France will open its new Kalypso Family Coaster, offering excitement for families of all ages with a maximum speed of 46km/h and a track length of 254 meters. Terra at Conyland: This Swiss roller coaster features swinging cars navigating sharp twists and turns, appealing to a wide range of thrill-seekers. Helios at Fantana: A custom Mack Rides Striker Coaster that will elevate the park’s offerings with speed, inversions, and immersive theming. Wier Looping at Wiener Prater: An ambitious Mack Rides big dipper coaster with a height of 101 ft and multiple inversions, including a beyond vertical drop. Yoi at Wabby Holland: A custom duelling Raptor coaster by RMC, featuring two distinct experiences for family-friendly and intense rides. Gers Family Coaster at Holiday Park: ‘100% Wolf’ will feature a switch track and a vertical spike, this addition will enhance family-friendly thrills. Speedboat at Wabby Belgium: A family coaster from Gerschlauer that will hover over the park’s waterways.
show’s staging, blending harmoniously with the breath-taking projections on Sleeping Beauty Castle. This complex show programming
required over 17,500 hours of work, leveraging the most advanced 3D technologies. To achieve this unprecedented projection quality, Disneyland Paris teams have enlisted the expertise of London-based NorthHouse, to help bring the show’s immersive visual experiences to life with a new level of artistry and innovation.
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