The park's name was officially rebranded from Vialand to Isfanbul to better reflect its urban-integrated identity.
The complex was constructed on a site that previously served as a large-scale stone quarry.
The 'Nefeskesen' roller coaster was designed by Intamin, a world-renowned Swiss amusement ride manufacturer.
The park contains a dedicated 'Adventure' zone with high-intensity rides alongside a more relaxed 'History' zone.
The integrated mall provides temperature-controlled shopping, making it a functional destination during harsh weather.
VIALAND, branded as Isfanbul, is a multifunctional complex in Istanbul combining an expansive outdoor theme park with a large integrated shopping mall. The park features the 'Nefeskesen' (Breath-taker) roller coaster, which reaches speeds of 110 km/h. Its design incorporates architectural elements reflecting Ottoman-era aesthetics. The site operates as a commercial hub housing over 200 retail stores alongside its amusement facilities. It is located in the Eyüpsultan district, serving as one of the largest entertainment investments in the city. The park sections include zones dedicated to history, games, and adventure.
The main entrance square featuring the park's signature colorful Ottoman-style castle architecture.
Download the park's official mobile application to view real-time ride queue statuses and show schedules.
Prioritize visiting major roller coasters during the first two hours of operation to minimize waiting times.
Bring a change of clothes if you plan on participating in the water-based attractions.
Avoid visiting on weekends or Turkish national holidays when the park reaches maximum capacity, leading to long queues for all major attractions.
Park may have reduced operating days or limited outdoor ride availability during winter months; always check the calendar for seasonal maintenance closures.
Casual, comfortable sportswear and supportive walking shoes are essential due to the high volume of walking required; observe local modesty norms typical for Istanbul public spaces.
