Voltron Coaster, Europa-Park’s new roller coaster

Voltron Coaster, Europa-Park’s new roller coaster

It came as a surprise on the social media channels of Europa-Park (Rust, Germany), when the park announced a new attraction. Known as the Voltron Coaster project, the park’s fourteenth roller coaster promised from the outset to be gigantic.

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“We’re going to build something big. Very big.”

Needless to say, the park has pulled out all the stops to build its new thrill ride. Patrick Marx, project manager at MackNeXT and designer of the new coaster, and Lukas Metzger, head of operations at Europa Park, share a few details about the new roller coaster.

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Ten years after Wodan

To stay among the best theme parks in the world, Europa-Park has to innovate year after year.
Ten years had passed since the arrival of its previous coaster, Wodan. In the meantime, a few improvements had been made, such as the revamp of Eurosat.

A new roller coaster between Greece and Russia

The new attraction (Voltron Coaster) sits on a 20,000-square-metre site, explains Patrick Marx in the documentary available on the Veejoy platform.

It is located in the new Croatian themed area, between the Greek and Russian areas.

Want to find out more about how this new ride was built? The documentary series on the streaming platform follows the construction episode by episode.

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