TeriLand opened on 20 July 2026 with a handful of places. Three weeks on, the map holds more than a hundred, each one checked individually, spread across eleven European countries.
Eleven countries, one map
Coverage starts in France and reaches out to its neighbours, following where parks actually cluster rather than borders: Germany, the Benelux and the United Kingdom hold a large share of Europe's major parks.
- Germany, Austria, Switzerland
- Belgium, the Netherlands
- Spain, France, Italy, Monaco
- United Kingdom, Czechia
Every kind of day out
The catalogue is not just roller coasters. Zoos, aquariums, water parks, leisure parks and indoor centres sit on the same map, behind the same filters: a rainy day plans just as easily as a long weekend.
A few places that set the tone for this first hundred:
Phantasialand
Immerse yourself in hyper-detailed themed worlds where record-breaking rollercoasters and breathtaking stage shows blend seamlessly to create an unparalleled escape from reality for every thrill-seeker.
PortAventura Park
Vive un viaje épico a través de seis mundos temáticos con montañas rusas de infarto, espectáculos culturales vibrantes y emociones inolvidables diseñadas tanto para los amantes de la adrenalina como para las familias.
Chester Zoo
Wander through lush habitats and immersive islands to encounter rare wildlife, from majestic elephants to playful penguins, in this world-leading center for global conservation and breathtaking biodiversity.
Futuroscope
Theme park dedicated to multimedia, cinema and future technologies.
What matters next
A hundred is not a goal in itself: a map is judged by what it helps you find near home. So the priority stays density, filling in the blank areas before opening new countries, and the accuracy of every single record.
The map is open, free, and needs no account. The best way to judge how much work is left is to go and look for your next day out on it.