Belantis
Belantis is an amusement park near Leipzig, Germany, featuring themed areas, more than 60 attractions, and four roller coasters.
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Belantis is an amusement park near Leipzig, in the German state of Saxony. The park occupies roughly 27 hectares and was developed as a themed leisure destination rather than as a conventional collection of standalone rides. Its attractions are organized around themed settings and include family rides, water-based experiences, and high-intensity roller coasters. The park's documented attraction base includes more than 60 rides and other attractions. Its roller-coaster portfolio contains four coasters, with Huracan serving as the clearest example of its thrill-oriented offer. Huracan features a first hill and drop that goes beyond vertical and includes five inversions. The park also includes Fluch des Pharao, a water attraction built around an approximately 38-metre pyramid. Its combination of family and thrill attractions gives Belantis a broad visitor proposition for regional leisure trips. Operationally, Belantis was run by Parques Reunidos from 2018 through 2025. The ownership and operating structure then changed during 2025. In April, Compagnie des Alpes was announced as having taken over ownership. Later, in December 2025, Compagnie des Alpes announced that it intended to convert the site into a Parc Astérix park. The available reference does not clarify whether the Belantis name continued during the transition, when the conversion would be completed, or whether all existing attractions would be retained, removed, or re-themed. Consequently, the park's current status cannot be established with certainty from the supplied material.
- 2025
Compagnie des Alpes takes over ownership
[1]In April 2025, Compagnie des Alpes was announced as the new owner of Belantis.
- 2025
Planned Parc Astérix conversion announced
[1]In December 2025, Compagnie des Alpes announced plans to convert Belantis into a Parc Astérix park.
- 2018
Parques Reunidos begins operating Belantis
[1]Belantis entered a period of operation under Parques Reunidos, which remained its operator until 2025.
Products and positioning
A regional German amusement park combining family entertainment, themed environments, thrill rides, roller coasters, and water attractions.
Roller coaster
Huracan
Huracan is Belantis's signature high-intensity roller coaster. The ride is characterized by a first drop steeper than vertical and a layout containing five inversions, placing it at the thrill-oriented end of the park's attraction portfolio.
Water ride
Fluch des Pharao
Fluch des Pharao is a themed water attraction built around an Egyptian pyramid. Its ride experience begins from a structure approximately 38 metres high, combining visual theming with a substantial water-ride descent.
Amusement park attractions
Belantis attraction portfolio
The broader Belantis portfolio comprises more than 60 attractions across family rides, thrill rides, water attractions, themed experiences, and four roller coasters. The park's mix is designed to support both family visits and visitors seeking more intense rides.
Brand decisions
2025
Ownership transfer to Compagnie des AlpesM&ABackground
After Parques Reunidos operated Belantis from 2018, Compagnie des Alpes was announced in April 2025 as taking over ownership of the park.
Action taken
Compagnie des Alpes took ownership of the Belantis site and associated park business, according to the supplied reference.
Aftermath
The ownership change was followed by a December 2025 announcement that the site would be converted into a Parc Astérix park. Transaction terms and financial details were not provided.
2025
Planned conversion to a Parc Astérix parkStrategyBackground
Following the reported ownership change, Compagnie des Alpes reviewed the future identity and positioning of the Leipzig-area amusement park.
Action taken
In December 2025, Compagnie des Alpes announced plans to convert Belantis into a Parc Astérix park.
Aftermath
The available material does not establish the implementation timetable, investment level, final brand architecture, or the treatment of existing Belantis attractions.
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