The leisure group O’Parks is unveiling several new attractions for O’Fun Park in Le Bernard (Vendée) on 22 September 2026, at the IAAPA Expo Europe in London at Zamperla booth.
In total, the group is investing €6 million in 2027. Following its full ‘Wild West’ theming in 20 26, O’Fun Park will celebrate its 25th anniversary in spring 2027 with four new mechanical attractions, including a family rollercoaster – a first in the park’s history.
For the first time in its history, and to mark its 25th anniversary next season, the 100 per cent Wild West -themed O’Fun Park, located in Le Bernard in the Vendée, will welcome a family rollercoaster called ‘Mine Discovery’, scheduled to open to the public in May 2027.
With a track length of 155 metres and a top speed of 26 km/h, the train, comprising eleven carriages, each with two seats, will be able to carry nearly 750 people per hour. It will be accompanied by three other family - friendly mechanical attractions, opening on 3 April 2027: ‘Drift Box’, a circuit featuring eight two -seater cars themed as toolboxes racing around an oval track; ‘Giant Citern ’, a 6 -metre drop tower inspired by Wild West water tanks, where visitors take their seats before embarking on several vertical descents; and Rodeo Wagon, an attraction featuring a series of rotations, tilts and swinging movements for a dynamic experience that the whole family can enjoy together.
“The magic of every ride is that, through theming, it can adapt perfectly to its destination and become part of the park’s identity ,” said Enrico Patechi, Creative Design Manager at Zamperla.
O’Fun Park will thus fully embrace a hybrid approach to active and passive leisure – a model unique in France – by combining its historic DNA of tree -top adventure courses and other physical activities with mechanical attractions accessible to a wider audience.
“We are delighted to be working with Zamperla on this new chapter in O’Fun Park’s development. Drawing on their 60 years of experience, internationally recognised expertise and capacity for innovation is a real asset for us. This partnership perfectly reflects our ambition to continue developing the park while creating new experiences for an even wider audience” explains Clément Trigatti, Communications Manager for the O’Parks group.
O’Fun Park is also preparing for its next phase of development with the construction of a station to accommodate a miniature railway, which is due to enter service in 2028. That same year, new attractions are also expected to be added to the park’s offering.
“We are very proud to be partnering with O’Fun Park as it enters this exciting new chapter. The park has a clear identity and an ambitious vision, and we are delighted to contribute to its development with attractions designed to offer memorable experiences for the whole family. We can’t wait to see t he rides in operation and welcome their first visitors,” commented Charles De Bruyne, Zamperla’s Europe Sales Manager
