Energylandia Announces Rokan, Set to Be Europe’s Tallest and Longest B&M Wing Coaster

Poland’s Energylandia theme park has announced Rokan, a new wing coaster scheduled to open in spring 2027 in its new Volana themed area. Manufactured by Switzerland’s Bolliger & Mabillard (B&M), the ride is planned to stand 62 metres tall, with 1,215 metres of track and a top speed of 115 km/h.

Once completed, Rokan is set to become Europe’s tallest and longest B&M wing coaster. That distinction applies specifically to B&M wing coasters, rather than to European roller coasters overall.

The project gives Energylandia a clearly defined addition to its large outdoor ride offering. Its planned height and track length provide a concrete point of differentiation that could help attract visitors interested in this type of coaster. Opening within Volana also connects the ride to a broader themed-area launch, so its appeal may depend on how effectively the coaster and its surroundings work together as a visitor experience.

The announcement establishes the project’s intended scale and opening window. Any effect on attendance or the park’s competitive position will depend on delivery and visitor response after opening. Further park announcements on construction progress and the opening schedule will be the most relevant developments to follow as spring 2027 approaches.