Julinek Park · Veles Productions
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Ta wersja demonstracyjna jest przeznaczona do prywatnego przeglądu.
Julinek Park · Veles Productions
Ta wersja demonstracyjna jest przeznaczona do prywatnego przeglądu.
A motion ride through the history of human spectacle — from the first fire to the modern circus — at Julinek Park, in the Kampinos forest near Warsaw.
You board a motion simulator — a seated pod with a wraparound screen that tilts, drops and leans with what you see. A guide takes you back to the first people gathered around a fire, and flies you forward through every way humans have entertained each other: Greek theatre, the Roman arena, medieval street performers, the birth of the circus, and the neon of the modern show.
Then it does something no textbook does. It lands you at Julinek — and shows you that this exact ground was once a winter home for Poland's circuses. The history you just flew through ends under your feet.
A real 6-minute film rendered in 3D, not a slideshow.
The seat moves with the ride. Every dive and turn is in your stomach.
A guided trip through 2,000+ years of how people have played, performed and gathered.
"Ready? Then let's begin." Streams of time open ahead of you and the pod dives in.
Before cities, before clocks. A fire in the dark, and the oldest urge we have — to gather and experience the world together.
Stone columns and temples. The first theatres — the first time a crowd sat down to feel one story at once.
Rome. Statues, sand and forty thousand voices. The spectacle at its loudest — and its cruellest.
Markets, courtyards and tournaments. Strength, honour and risk become spectacle in the town square.
Jugglers, wandering strongmen and fire-breathers bring the show back to ordinary people — and lay the foundations of the circus.
Light, colour and a Ferris wheel against the dusk. Centuries of craft meet modern technology. The show becomes a world of its own.
The ride leaves the fantastical behind and lands somewhere real — wild nature, old trees, and a place you might already know.
In the second half of the 20th century, Julinek was the winter base for Poland's circuses. When the tents came down for the season, this is where the artists came — to rest, to train, and to build next year's acts. For a lot of them, it was the closest thing they had to a home.
It was also a hospital. Julinek ran a veterinary centre where circus and exotic animals were treated — from the smallest to the largest. Circuses and zoos from across the world sent their animals here to get well.
Inspired by Julinek's real history.
Circus Odyssey isn't an app on a headset you hold to your face. It's a seated motion simulator — a physical pod on a moving base, synced frame-for-frame to a film we built in real-time 3D. The seat pitches and rolls with the picture, so when the ride dives into the arena, you dive with it.
It's one experience on a platform we can theme to anything — history today, a coaster tomorrow, a branded world next season. Same pod, new journey.
The small crew who designed, built and tested it. Say hi at velesproductions.com.
Schools & groups
Book the ride as the anchor of a curriculum-linked day at Julinek.
For schools →
Families & visitors
Circus Odyssey turns the history of culture, theatre and spectacle into something a class feels before they analyse it. They ride first — then they've got something real to talk about. Julinek gives you the rest of the day around it.
How people lived, gathered and celebrated across the eras, from prehistory to today.
Theatre, performance and the circus as living traditions.
How a modern immersive experience is made — VR, motion and real-time 3D.
Julinek Park, Leszno near Warsaw — in the Kampinos forest, about 30 minutes from the city.
The ride runs about 6 minutes. Plan a full day at the park around it.
10 and up. Height and health notes to confirm with the park.
Bookable with park entry or as a group add-on.
Bring your class to the place where the whole history of the show still lives.
