Tayto Park have commenced construction on two new rollercoaster attractions which will be open to the public by next year.
The rollercoasters, which will be 24 and 31 metres in height respectively, will join three thrill-seeking rides already available at the park. Tayto Park’s most famous ride, Cú Chulainn, is Europe’s largest wooden rollercoaster and was the first of its kind to be built in Ireland. The two rides are to be built as steel rollercoasters and financed on an estimated budget of €16 million.
Tayto Park is also seeking out a new naming partner after it was announced that their sponsorship with Tayto was coming to an end. This marks the end of a decade long collaboration between Tayto and the Coyle family who founded the theme park in 2011.
