Liseberg news

Liseberg has appointed Amanda Rydenstam as its new Creative Director. She succeeds David Schofield, who shaped the destination's creative identity for more than 30 years. She starts Sept. 28 and will play a key role in the continued development of the Liseberg destination and its future guest experiences. The move is a generational shift after Schofield's more than three decades in the role. Rydenstam brings experience in creative leadership, concept development and experience design. She has...

Theme park fans, take note: The Wartezeiten.APP has taken a major step forward. It is now available as a full native iOS app in the App Store – in seven languages and with comprehensive Apple Watch support. The app requires iOS 26 to deliver the best possible experience with its extensive technologies. It bundles live wait times, park status, weather, shows, statistics and smart alerts for more than 40 theme parks worldwide, giving visitors a quick overview of many parks at once – both...

Liseberg is breathing a sigh of relief – and rightfully so. After the pandemic, economic turbulence, and the devastating Oceana fire, the popular Gothenburg amusement park closed 2025 with strong numbers: 3 million guests, 100,000 more than the previous year, and an 8 percent revenue increase. For fans, this is a clear signal: Liseberg is back on track toward its former strength and continues to invest in the future. The annual report presented yesterday shows a noticeable stabilization....

Gothenburg's Liseberg amusement park has unveiled its new attraction for summer 2026. The family ride "Stormvåg," which translates to "storm surge" in Swedish, is a Wild Swing XL from manufacturer Art Engineering. The attraction accommodates up to 24 passengers in a gondola that swings into the air. Thematically, it fits with its maritime design into an existing area where the mirror maze "Kristallsalongen" stood for many years.