Overview
- The park officially adopted the Plopsaland Deutschland name at the end of June, replacing the Holiday Park brand established in 1972.
- Plopsa Group says the renaming aligns Haßloch’s resort with its network of eight European parks and clarifies its long-term strategic vision.
- Management plans to invest an additional €100 million over the next three years, with the 760-metre “100% Wolf” roller coaster set to open this autumn.
- Several existing rides have been rethemed, including the rapids attraction now called DinoSplash as part of a broader refresh.
- Visitors have expressed mixed reactions online, underscoring a strong nostalgic attachment to the former Holiday Park name.