Nestled in Rabka-Zdrój, Rabkoland has undergone a remarkable transformation, evolving from a modest amusement park into a beloved family destination known for its blend of entertainment and education.
A Journey of Transformation
Over its 36-year history, Rabkoland has continuously evolved. From its early days as a simple amusement park, it has grown into a nationally recognized attraction with new themed areas inspired by local culture and innovative storytelling.
“We have created something unique that combines modern attractions with thematic elements and local cultural heritage,”
says Piotr Wiecha, Rabkoland’s owner.
Revamped Attractions and Green Spaces
Rabkoland’s changes are deeply integrated into its infrastructure. Old rides have been replaced with new attractions like the Skałożerca and the Flying Hut of Krucabomba. The park now features extensive green spaces, with many installations made from natural materials like wood.
Engaging Stories and Themed Areas
Central to Rabkoland’s appeal is its engaging narrative about Krucabomba and his sheep, Irenka. Introduced in 2015, this story has brought the park to life, with themed merchandise and music enhancing the immersive experience.
Comprehensive Visitor Experience
Rabkoland has improved visitor amenities significantly, offering facilities for parents with young children and people with disabilities, alongside a diverse range of dining options. Educational programs and a simplified ticketing system have further enhanced the experience.
Recognition and Future Aspirations
Rabkoland recently received the ODYS 2023 award for its contributions to tourism and innovation. This recognition motivates the park to continue its commitment to excellence.
“Every compliment and award we receive is an incentive to keep pushing forward,”
concludes Piotr Wiecha.
Rabkoland’s dynamic growth and dedication to top-tier family entertainment exemplify how vision and effort can transform a local park into a national treasure.