Park Mirakulum, located in Milovice just outside Prague, is set to make history with the addition of Czechia's first wooden roller coaster.

Developed through a long-standing partnership between Skyline Attractions and Great Coasters International, the as yet unnamed attraction represents a major milestone for the country's theme park industry.

As the largest theme park in Czechia, Park Mirakulum spans 12 hectares and has been a popular destination for families since its opening in 2021.

Swiss amusement park Conny-Land is preparing to make history with its biggest-ever single attraction investment, a record-breaking roller coaster set to open in 2027.

Named Massai, the custom-built ride will become the fastest and longest coaster in Switzerland.

Manufactured by renowned German ride builder Mack Rides, Massai represents a total investment of 20 million Swiss francs, which is around £13.2 million.

Djurs Sommerland, has announced a major investment of over DKK 100 million for the 2027 season, with the debut of Europe's tallest and fastest Hot Racer roller coaster.

Named Midgårdsormen (the Midgard Serpent), the new attraction will also mark a milestone as the first roller coaster in Djurs Sommerland to feature inversions, turning guests upside down for the first time in the park's history.

The new ride will be the only one of its kind in Denmark and the wider Northern Europe region, the only other in Europe being MAHUKA at Walibi Rhône-Alpes in France.

Efteling has unveiled plans for its next major attraction, Missie Luminar, scheduled to open in 2029.

Representing a total investment of 50 million euros, this thrill ride will mark a significant milestone as the park's very first suspended launch coaster.

The new ride, believed to be a Vekoma Thrill Glider, will reach 80 km/h in just 123 seconds.

Fraispertuis-City, the popular family theme park located in the Vosges region of France, has officially opened its highly anticipated 2026 expansions just in time for its 60th anniversary.

Following nine months of construction and a record-breaking investment of over €7 million, a brand-new 1,400 square metre themed area opened to the public on 4 July 2026.

Founded in 1966 by the Fleurent family, Fraispertuis-City is the oldest French theme park still managed by its founding family.

Le Parc du Petit Prince, located in Alsace, France, has launched two new attractions for its 2026 season, bringing enhanced visual appeal and kinetic energy to the park.

Situated between Colmar and Mulhouse, the theme park is based on Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's famous book, and this year is celebrating a major historic milestone. Following its acquisition by the Polish leisure group Ptak in 2025, the destination has achieved its best season opening in history, recording a 53% surge in visitors during April 2026.

The latest expansion introduces Z'Hopla and Troublion, two family-friendly rides that celebrate the rich history of aviation in line with Saint-Exupéry's legacy as a pioneering pilot.

Europa-Park Resort has completed Silver Lake City, a fully themed Wild West resort area located just a short distance from Germany's largest theme park.

Combining nature-focused accommodation with authentic 19th-century American charm, the expanded resort district offers a year-round holiday destination for families and other groups.

The expanded resort features extensive accommodation upgrades, immersive dining venues, and a diverse range of leisure activities situated alongside a lake and nature reserve.

Parc Astérix is pulling out all the stops for its summer season, launching a brand-new night-time spectacular alongside a major overhaul of its popular Egypt zone.

From 11th July until 30th August 2026, visitors to the French theme park can experience a host of new attractions, dining options, and extended opening hours.

Here is everything you need to know about what is coming to Gaul this summer.