The park was built on the reclaimed terrain of the former Zwenkau open-cast mine.
The Huracan roller coaster features one of the steepest drops in Europe.
The 'Pyramid of Belantis' serves as the park's central architectural landmark and houses the Fluch des Pharao log flume.
The park grounds cover approximately 27 hectares of total area.
Belantis was acquired by the Parques Reunidos group in 2018.
Belantis is eastern Germany's largest amusement park, situated on the site of a former open-cast lignite mine. The park is divided into eight themed worlds including the Valley of the Pharaohs, the Beach of the Gods, and the Land of the Counts. It features 'Huracan', a roller coaster with a 95-degree drop and five inversions. The 'Drachenritt' is a family-friendly roller coaster integrated into a medieval castle structure. The 'Fluch des Pharao' is a large-scale log flume ride set within a 38-meter-tall pyramid. The park caters to diverse age groups with attractions ranging from carousel rides for toddlers to high-adrenaline thrill rides. It functions as a seasonal park with operational periods primarily from spring through late autumn. The park utilizes the surrounding artificial lake landscape of the Leipzig New Lakeland project.
The viewing platform in front of the large pyramid offers a panoramic shot of the park's signature architecture.
Download the park's digital map in advance to navigate the themed zones efficiently.
Wear comfortable, water-resistant footwear, especially if planning to ride the water attractions.
Arrive early to prioritize high-capacity thrill rides before the peak afternoon crowds arrive.
Trying to see every show and ride in a single visit; focus on one or two themed areas per half-day to minimize walking.
The park is seasonal, typically operating from late March through early November; closed during winter months.
Secure loose items such as glasses, hats, and phones before boarding thrill rides; follow all operator safety instructions.
