Brand new theme park with 25 attractions opens in Europe – and flights there are £15

A NEW theme park featuring famed Nickelodeon characters is opening in Europe, providing an alternative summer hols option.

And families can fly there from only £15.

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Entertainment developer Momentum Leisure has opened Majaland Gdansk in Poland, the company's third theme park in the central European country.

Majaland Gdansk opened June 29, joining Majaland Kownaty and Majaland Warsaw - which have been open since 2018 and 2022.

The new Gdansk site boasts 20,000 square metres of space with 25 rides and attractions.

Kids can greet Smurfs characters and favourite figures from Nickelodeon, including characters SpongeBob SquarePants and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

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Ryanair flights out of London Stansted direct to Gdansk start from only £15.12.

New Momentum Leisure chief executive Wouter Dekkers said: "Joining the company in April felt like stepping into a fast-moving roller coaster.

"I am excited and honoured to guide Majaland’s next phase in Poland.

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“Our goal is to enhance our parks with compelling family entertainment and attractions.

"It is incredibly gratifying that Majaland will showcase the beloved Nickelodeon brand and its characters to our guests."

Momentum Leisure has been on a mission in Poland since 2008, when it founded and began purchasing land.

And it's not stopping with the Gdansk addition.

Momentum in April announced it would build a theme park and water park in Gliwice, marking its fourth Polish site.

Ambitious plans include having 10 parks in Poland by 2030.

Momentum is owned by Plopsa, a theme park division of Studio 100.

A Belgian company, Plopsa operates eight parks in four countries - Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany and Poland.

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