The park was designed to house over 2,000 dinosaur figures, making it one of the largest collections of its kind in a single theme park.
The project site covers an area roughly equivalent to 180 football pitches.
The facility originally included 17 large-scale roller coasters.
The park was officially closed shortly after its 2019 opening due to mismanagement and safety concerns.
The legal battle over the ownership and maintenance of the site between the municipal government and the operating company lasted over five years.
ABB-ANKA Park, formerly known as Ankapark or Wonderland Eurasia, is a large-scale amusement facility located in the Yenimahalle district of Ankara. The park gained international attention as one of the largest theme parks in Europe upon its initial development. It features a sprawling layout covering approximately 1.3 million square meters. The site contains numerous roller coasters, a massive dinosaur-themed area, and various indoor and outdoor entertainment zones. Following a series of legal disputes and financial difficulties, the park faced long-term closure and significant site degradation. Current efforts by the Ankara Metropolitan Municipality (ABB) have focused on legal recovery of the site and potential transformation into a public recreational space. The infrastructure currently remains largely inaccessible to the general public due to ongoing legal and safety concerns regarding the state of the rides.
Views of the abandoned roller coaster silhouettes from the public roads surrounding the perimeter.
Monitor local Ankara municipal news for official announcements regarding park access, as the site remains closed to the public.
Avoid planning a trip specifically to enter the park grounds, as perimeter security prevents unauthorized entry.
Do not attempt to access the fenced-off park grounds as they are patrolled and pose structural safety risks.
The park is currently closed to the public indefinitely.
