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Energylandia (Poland): General Discussion

I'm doing my first trip to Energylandia in May, staying at Skandynawia Przystan (just by the park).
I'm planning on getting an Uber to and from the airport, is it relatively straightforward to get an Uber back from the park - I know its a bit out of the way.
Can anyone recommend any food options for the evening, the park close is 6 so we may head into Zator.
 
There's a McDonald's by the park itself.
The Western Camp Resort has a restaurant which did pizzas when I visited and non resort guests could use that.
 
Enter Valhalla said:
It’s new investments that keep people coming back. I went to EL once in 2022, and again in 2024 partially for the opening of Sweet Valley and to show the park to my wife who’s not been with me the first time. But now, with so much competition on the European theme park market, I’ve little desire to go back.
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I agree. I went three years in a row and although I've not seen Sweet Valley open, it's not top of my list of places to return to. Although a cheap flight deal and bar crawl around Kazimierz may sway me in a couple of years time.
 
Could not agree more sweet Valley is a mess, Theming unfinished, As much as I loved my visit last year I wont be heading back for a while now. Invested is needed to tidy up the front and a dark ride is needed
 
Bunny Munro said:
I'm planning on getting an Uber to and from the airport, is it relatively straightforward to get an Uber back from the park - I know its a bit out of the way.
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When I visited in December, I found it was quite difficult to get an Uber from the airport as there is a swathe of 'Airport Transfer' taxis outside arrivals, which I had to get instead.

Prior to travelling, I knew it was unlikely to get an Uber from Zator back to Krakow airport, so I booked a taxi in advance before travelling. Both trips cost about 300 złoty. I'd highly recommend Taxi Wojciech.
 
Bunny Munro said:
I'm doing my first trip to Energylandia in May, staying at Skandynawia Przystan (just by the park).
I'm planning on getting an Uber to and from the airport, is it relatively straightforward to get an Uber back from the park - I know its a bit out of the way.
Can anyone recommend any food options for the evening, the park close is 6 so we may head into Zator.
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Fantastic kebab house on the walk from EL into Zator, literally one of if not the first building on the left when you reach the village
 
Burner said:
When I visited in December, I found it was quite difficult to get an Uber from the airport as there is a swathe of 'Airport Transfer' taxis outside arrivals, which I had to get instead.

Prior to travelling, I knew it was unlikely to get an Uber from Zator back to Krakow airport, so I booked a taxi in advance before travelling. Both trips cost about 300 złoty. I'd highly recommend Taxi Wojciech.
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Train works very well to/from airport and is considerably cheaper than Taxi
 
I kinda have a follow up question from the topic before. I'm also going to the park from Krakow. The park website shows me two options inculding bus and train. Which would be better? And is the bus a direct shuttle bus or a regular one to Zator?
 
I got the park’s bus from the central bus station in Krakow. It drops you off directly at the park gates and picks up 30 mins after park closing time. You have to prebook it via the park’s website. Was very easy to do, just make sure you don’t miss the pick up because I doubt they wait for latecomers.
 
As above. I’ve got the bus three times and would recommend. Dead easy to book and convenient.

Noticed recently I’m signed up to the parks mailing list and they must send out an email a day with some sort of offer. I usually delete them as I’ve no plans to return currently (and they’re in Polish) but might be worth signing up to if you’re planning a visit.
 
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