100% Wolf – New Rollercoaster

The latest headline attraction to arrive is 100% Wolf, a custom family roller coaster built by Gerstlauer. Serving as a centerpiece for the park’s transition from Holiday Park to Plopsaland Deutschland, it stands as the first major ride introduced under the new brand. Themed after the animated franchise by Studio 100, the ride integrates seamlessly with the character-driven identities seen across Plopsa’s other European destinations. Opening in March 2026, the ride sends guests through a flowing, twisting layout that peaks as the train charges directly through the gaping mouth of a massive sculpted wolf head, climbs a dead-end spike, and then hurtles backward to finish the circuit.

Tucked toward the back of the park near Sky Scream, the coaster has quickly proven to be a crowd favorite, both for its novelty and its approachable thrills. We loved the smooth layout and found it to be genuinely fun from start to finish. While it won’t terrify hardened thrill-seekers, it serves as an ideal bridge attraction, allowing younger guests to graduate from gentle kiddie rides to something dynamic and exciting. Even if you aren’t familiar with the animated film or TV series, the vibrant queue artwork, character statues, and themed rockwork make the world engaging and easy to appreciate.

Other Attractions & Top Tips

Beyond the coaster lineup, Plopsaland Deutschland offers plenty of balance, notably The Smurfs’ Adventure, which debuted in 2025. Taking over the building of the cult-favorite medieval ride Burg Falkenstein (which originally opened in 1987), this charming family dark ride breathes fresh life into the space. Gliding past detailed sets, vibrant lighting, and dozens of character animatronics, it is a fun, lighthearted experience that easily appeals across generations.

When warm summer weather hits, the park also delivers a solid roster of water rides. Wickie Splash, a classic log flume rethemed around Vicky the Viking, features three drops and a sprawling layout that make it well worth the line. Then there is DinoSplash, a wild river rapids journey winding past prehistoric rock caverns, waterfalls, and towering animatronic dinosaurs. Over in Wickie-Land, you’ll also find Splash Battle, a boat duel equipped with water cannons very similar to the version at Plopsaland De Panne in Belgium, which guarantees you’ll leave soaked.

If you’re planning a visit, here are a few practical tips to make the most of your day:

• Head to Expedition GeForce early: The coaster frequently operates with just one train, and the dispatch intervals can be slow. On crowded days, this line builds up quickly and crawls, so make it your first stop of the morning.

• Take advantage of Express Pass: If wait times peak, Plopsa’s Express Pass system is a lifesaver. You can purchase single-shot skip-the-line passes directly in the park app for €7 to €12 to bypass lines on headliners like Expedition GeForce or 100% Wolf. Multi-ride bundles (9-ride packs or all-day unlimited passes) are also available, issuing a scannable QR code right on your phone instantly.

• Use the park app for crowd tracking: Keep an eye on the official app throughout the day. Beyond standard digital maps and posted queue times, it features dynamic crowd indicators that help you judge whether an Express Pass is genuinely necessary or if lines will thin out later in the afternoon