Toverland is a park, that’s located in the Netherlands… 

This beautiful theme park has been in operation since 2001, and currently features 5 roller coasters. But, how soon until we see the park open its 6th roller coaster?

You’ve probably have heard about a few of Toverland’s coasters – Troy, the massive Great Coasters International wooden coaster, and Fēnix, Toverland’s newest roller coaster – which opened in 2018…

Fēnix, which is a B&M wing coaster – cost over 19 million USD to build…

So that tells me that Toverland isn’t afraid to spend some money when it comes to future roller coasters… 

One of the most intriguing things for me about this park – is the rapid expansion that they have done over the last few years… 

Along with Fēnix, Toverland added a whole new themed land that blends beautifully in with their newest coaster…

So, can we see Toverland repeat this process soon? And if so, when? 

It appears that Toverland has an image crisis – where most people think this park only caters to younger thrill-seekers…

So the park wanted to spice up its image with its new shiny toy from B&M back in 2018… 

Fēnix paid off for the park since the new ride jumped the park’s attendance from 682,000 visitors in 2017 to 812,000 for the 2018 season! 

Furthermore – 2019 saw another major increase in attendance – with over 862,000 people visiting that year! 

Since the park was even close to changing their name before they added Fēnix, so they could cater to thrill-seekers, makes me want to think that their next coaster will be another one for the thrill-seekers!

Toverland already offers a sit-down coaster that features inversions.

A wooden coaster, a family launched coaster, and two other solid family coasters…

Toverland at the moment doesn’t offer a coaster that focuses on airtime or height, since Fēnix is the park’s tallest at 131 ft….

So could we be looking at a new hypercoaster making its way to Toverland next? 

This would fill in a ton of voids that this park currently lacks and maybe they could open the largest roller coaster in the Netherlands? 

Now, I do not know if the park has any type of height restrictions, but a roller coaster that is over 200 ft tall and features a layout based around large airtime hills, speed, and low to the ground turns would do great for this bucket list park!

If the park doesn’t want to spend the money on a hyper, or they can’t build over the 200 ft tall mark, could we see Toverland open a mega coaster-like Walibi Belgiums Kondaa? 

This would still provide the park with all of the features that it currently lacks, plus, they would use the money they would save – to build a cool new themed land under and around the new coaster!

Toverland currently lacks an intense launch coaster…. 

So…

So, I would have to think that we could be looking at a new Vekoma launch coaster making its way to the park at some point. And the beauty of this coaster model is it offers almost everything you’d want a solid coaster to offer!

Airtime, inversions, quick transitions, launches, height, speed, comfortable trains, and more…

A new Vekoma launch coaster would blossom this lineup – into one of the best in all of the Netherlands!

Here is where I think we could see the park open their next roller coaster.

This area is located just to the left of the main entrance and would offer some awesome visuals for everyone walking up to the entrance of Toverland! 

So when do I expect Toverland to open their next roller coaster? 

Well, it took 6 years in between  Dwervelwind and Fēnix, so at first, you might think it could be a while before we see the new coaster… especially with the park being affected by Covid.

But, we can’t just ignore the momentum that Toverland’s attendance has had over the last few years, and I think the park will want to continue that trend going forward!

So I predict that the earliest we could see Toverland open their next coaster would be 2023!

What do you think is coming next to Toverland? 

Be sure to let me know in the comments below! 

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