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Europa-Park

Baden-Württemberg, Ortenaukreis, Rust
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Europa-Park: A Gateway to European Wonders and Thrilling Adventures

Nestled between the enchanting Black Forest and the majestic Vosges mountains, Europa-Park stands as a testament to the boundless imagination and innovation that defines the theme park industry. With over 5 million guests flocking to its gates every season, Europa-Park is a vibrant celebration of Europe’s rich cultural tapestry, offering more than a hundred attractions and shows set within beautifully themed areas. This park, located in Rust, Germany, not only represents the pinnacle of entertainment but also serves as a bridge connecting visitors to the diverse cultures of Europe, making it a unique destination for family fun and adventure.

A Legacy of Innovation and Family Tradition

At the heart of Europa-Park’s enduring success is the Mack family, a lineage of visionaries who have been crafting experiences since the 18th century. From producing vehicles and circus wagons to pioneering some of the world’s most beloved rollercoasters, the Mack family’s journey is a compelling story of creativity and entrepreneurship. The decision by Franz Mack, along with his son Roland, to establish Europa-Park in 1975 as a showcase for their rollercoaster designs, has since transformed into one of Europe’s most visited theme parks, second only to Disneyland Paris. This decision was not just business savvy; it was a visionary step towards creating a space where families from around the globe could gather and share moments of joy and wonder.

A World of European Charm and Thrilling Rides

Europa-Park’s design is a masterclass in thematic immersion, offering visitors the opportunity to traverse the continent without ever leaving the park. Seventeen European and three fantasy-themed areas are meticulously crafted to reflect the architectural, culinary, and cultural signatures of their real-world counterparts. From the tranquil streets of a Venetian lagoon to the spirited festivals of Spain, each area invites guests on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Europe. The park’s dedication to authenticity extends to its dining experiences, where over fifty themed restaurants and bars serve a smorgasbord of European delicacies, making every meal an adventure in itself.

Adrenaline-Pumping Attractions for All Ages

Europa-Park is a thrill-seeker’s paradise, boasting an impressive collection of rollercoasters that cater to all levels of adventure enthusiasts. From the family-friendly Alpenexpress Mine Train to the innovative Arthur coaster, the park offers a diverse range of experiences designed to thrill and delight. The park’s ability to accommodate up to approximately 50,000 guests daily is a testament to its thoughtful design and the high capacity of its attractions. This ensures that the adventure never stops, whether you’re plunging down a steep drop or swirling through a loop-de-loop against the backdrop of Europe’s most scenic landscapes.

Celebrating European Unity and Cultural Diversity

Beyond the rides and attractions, Europa-Park stands as a symbol of European unity and cultural celebration. The park’s origins, inspired by a local referendum in favor of European unification, resonate deeply in its commitment to bringing together the diverse cultures of Europe under one roof. This spirit of togetherness is perhaps Europa-Park’s most enduring attraction, inviting visitors to explore, learn, and celebrate the rich tapestry of European heritage in a fun and engaging way.

The Magical Valley of Diamonds and Beyond

Looking ahead, Europa-Park continues to innovate with new attractions like the Magical Valley of Diamonds, set to open in 2024. This addition promises to enchant guests with the return of family classics and new adventures, further solidifying the park’s reputation as a premier destination for entertainment and wonder. With a wide array of shows, events, and seasonal decorations, Europa-Park remains a dynamic and ever-evolving wonderland, offering something new and exciting with every visit.

An Unforgettable Experience Awaits

Europa-Park is more than just a theme park; it’s a celebration of family, imagination, and European culture. With its blend of thrilling rides, cultural exhibits, and award-winning hospitality, the park offers an unparalleled adventure for visitors of all ages. Whether you’re seeking the adrenaline rush of a rollercoaster, the enchantment of a fairy-tale village, or the culinary delights of Europe, Europa-Park is a destination where dreams come to life, and memories are made to last a lifetime.

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1-Day Admission Ticket Europa-Park – Buy online from official shop

Adults (12+): from 61,50 €¹
Children (4-11): from 52,00 €¹
Seniors (60+): from 52,00 €¹
Special rate: from 52,00 €¹

2-Day Admission Tickets Europa-Park – Buy online from official shop

Adults (12+): from 116,50 €¹
Children (4-11): from 96,00 €¹
Seniors (60+): from 96,00 €¹
Special rate: from 96,00 €¹

Summer Season 23.03.2024 – 27.09.2024
Europa-Park is open daily from 9am until at least 6pm.

Summer, sun and water fun – all of this awaits you during Europa-Park’s summer season! Look forward to unforgettable hours with loved ones and a trip through Europe that won’t soon be forgotten.

Getting Here 

Europa-Park is located in the border triangle region of Germany, France and Switzerland and is therefore easy to reach from many different places.

By car

From the North: Motorway A 5 – direction Basel – exit ‘Rust’ (57 b)
From the South: Motorway A 5 – direction Frankfurt – exit ‘Rust’ (57 b)
Parking: €10 for Europa-Park visitors, free for hotel guests

Important: Buy your Parking ticket online in advance to avoid queues at the pay machines on site (valid 1 year from date of purchase)!

Electric Vehicle Charging Station – 32 e-charging points (not fast charging) are available on the visitor carpark in area A, row 23. Reservations are not possible.

By bus

Ringsheim train station is just 4km from Europa-Park and regarded as the official stop for Europa-Park – from here you can reach the main entrance of Europa-Park and the Europa-Park Hotels by taking the 7231 bus service, which runs at regular intervals.

By plane

There are a number of airports located close by to Europa-Park:

Black Forest Airport Lahr (20km)
Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden (64km)
Aéroport International Strasbourg (64km)
EuroAirport Basel (90km)
Stuttgart (175km)

Baden-Württemberg, Ortenaukreis, Rust
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