The newest rollercoaster at Power Park is a custom Gerstlauer Infinity Coaster opening back in 2020. Pitts Special features an imposing vertical lift hill over 142ft tall, followed by plunging into an 85 degree drop hitting top speeds of over 62mph. Uniquely the rollercoaster has 0 inversions, and it’s experience is made by plenty of twists, turns and airtime; the comfortable lap bar trains also enhance the exposed feel of the ride experience. There is another custom Gerstlauer Infinity coaster with the same colour scheme and trains located right next to Pitts Special, so much you could get the two confused adding to the impressive look of the area. Junker features an intense rolling launch to start the coaster hitting speeds of almost 65mph in less than 2 seconds! It’s a lengthy coaster with many elements including a top hat, airtime and 3 inversions each giving a different sensation; Junker also features lap bar trains which makes the hangtime of the inversions feel equal parts terrifying and amazing.

Power Park is home to more than just rollercoasters with a large selection of other rides on offer. Dragon Tower is a huge ride standing at 75 meters tall, and uniquely has two ride features; you can queue on one side and experience it slowly up and down as an observation tower, or the other side is a drop experience plunging down from the very top. Typhoon 360 is one of the newest attractions at Power Park, a spinning pendulum ride going all the way around taking you upside down at a height of 30m. Kwai River is a 400m long water ride with several drops, perfect to cool off on a warmer day. Devil’s Mine Hotel is an interactive shooting ride which takes you into the mine with several dimly lit scenes with animatronics, and the all important targets to shoot at. You can even find a fun house attraction themed to a construction site with many interactive features to make sure it’s a laugh. There are lots more to experience which you will find on the website or stumble upon when you visit.