This Sunday, Gröna Lund, Sweden's oldest amusement park, opens its doors for the Spring/Summer season. After two turbulent years, the Stockholm landmark .
Three long years of waiting are over. On April 24 Gröna Lund will open its greatest attraction to date. The legendary roller coaster manufacturer Bolliger & Mabillard has been contracted by the 138-year-old Swedish waterfront amusement park to custom design a never-before-seen inverted steel coaster. The new coaster will have guests soaring 34 meters above the park at speeds up to 90 km/h. Get ready for Monster – King of Roller Coasters!
In the autumn of 2017, work started on the most extensive construction in the long history of Gröna Lund. One third of the park was to be completely refurbished and transformed, adding themed environments, restaurants, games and a new waterfront boardwalk. This new area was due to open in 2020 but following Covid-19 restrictions in Sweden the opening had to be postponed. Now we look forward to the premiere of Gröna Lund on April 24, 2021, when the new area will be opened, featuring the park’s brand-new crown jewel Monster – King of Roller