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Europa-Park

Baden-Württemberg
4.6
(150,000 reviews)
3
Tours Available
€57 (as of 2023, varies by season and online/on-site purchase)
Adult Entry
7-8 hours
Recommended Duration
March-May
Best Time

Overview

Europa-Park is the largest theme park in Germany, offering a variety of attractions based on different European countries. It's a family-friendly destination with roller coasters, water rides, and live shows.

Europa-Park is the most visited seasonal theme park in the world, offering a unique European-themed experience.

Theme Park Family Attraction

Location

Address

Europa-Park-Straße 2, Rust, Baden-Württemberg

Neighborhood: Rust

Coordinates

48.223200, 7.720800

Visiting Information

Opening Hours

monday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM (varies by season)
tuesday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM (varies by season)
wednesday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM (varies by season)
thursday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM (varies by season)
friday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM (varies by season)
saturday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM (varies by season)
sunday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM (varies by season)

Admission

Adults
€57 (as of 2023, varies by season and online/on-site purchase)
Children
€52 (as of 2023, varies by season and online/on-site purchase, ages 4-11)

Best Time to Visit

Overall Best Period

March-May

Best Time of Day

Early morning

fewer crowds and cooler weather

Duration Recommendations

Minimum
4 hours
Recommended
7-8 hours
Full Experience
full day or weekend

Seasonal Highlights

spring

mild to warm

  • • flower blooms
  • • spring themed shows

summer

hot

  • • extended park hours
  • • water rides

autumn

cool

  • • fall colors
  • • Halloween events

winter

cold

  • • holiday lights, Christmas market

Know Before You Go

Essential Information

  • Book tickets online in advance
  • Bring valid ID
  • Check weather forecast

What to Bring

essential

ID water bottle tickets (preferably digital)

recommended

camera sunscreen hat

seasonal

jacket (spring/autumn), umbrella (spring) warm clothing (winter)

not allowed

large bags/backpacks (size restrictions apply) drones

Health & Safety

Physical Requirements: moderate (some rides have height and health restrictions)

  • • rides may have sudden drops, spins, or high speeds

Medical facilities: first aid stations available throughout the park

Payment Information

Accepted

cash, credit/debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express)

Currency

Euro (EUR)

Typical Costs

entry €57 (adult), €52 (child)
parking €8
food €10-15 per meal
souvenirs €10-50

Dress Code

casual, comfortable, comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, walking shoes or sneakers, inappropriate or offensive clothing, open-toed shoes for some rides

Booking Tips

  • • at least 2 weeks in advance, especially for peak season
  • • official Europa-Park website
  • • 48 hours for a full refund
  • • available (online tickets, fast pass)

Amenities

Restrooms
Gift shop
Atm
Wifi
Lockers
Wheelchair rental
Stroller rental
First aid
Baby changing stations
Nursing rooms
Pharmacy
On site restaurant
Cafe
Picnic areas
Outside food allowed
Note

Digital Services

Mobile App

Europa-Park App

Size: 50 MB

Features: Park map, Wait times, Tickets, Dining reservations, Events calendar, Notifications, Multi-language support, Accessibility information

Platforms: iOS, Android

WiFi Zones: Visitor center, Restaurants, Hotels, Main entrance

Charging Stations: Visitor center, Restaurants, Lounges, Some ride areas

How to Reach

From Airport

Nearest: EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg (BSL/MLH/EAP)

Distance: 45 km

Travel Time: 40 minutes

taxi
€80-100 40 min
public_transport
€20-25 1 hour 15 min

From City Center

Distance: Varies by city (e.g., Freiburg: 30 km, Strasbourg: 70 km, Stuttgart: 160 km)

train
€10-20 30 min to 2 hours (depending on departure city)
bus
€5-15 various (depending on departure city and connections)
taxi
€50-100 (depending on departure city) 30 min to 2 hours (depending on departure city and traffic)
car
varies (gas, tolls, parking) 30 min to 2 hours (depending on departure city and traffic)

Local Insights

Cultural Context

Why Locals Love It: Europa-Park is a source of pride for the local community, offering a unique experience that showcases various European cultures and attracts visitors from around the world.

Historical Significance: Europa-Park was founded in 1975 by the Mack family, who have been involved in the amusement industry for generations. The park has since grown to become the largest theme park in Germany and a popular tourist destination.

Insider Tips

  • Arrive early to enjoy the park with fewer crowds
  • Consider purchasing a fast pass or skip-the-line ticket for popular attractions
  • Try the local German specialties, such as bratwurst, pretzels, and schnitzel
  • Visit the park's official website or social media channels for updates on special events and promotions

Local Recommendations

  • • Try local German cuisine at the park's restaurants
  • • Visit the nearby town of Rust for a more local experience
  • • Ask park staff for insider tips and recommendations

Language Help

Useful Phrases

hello Hallo
thank_you Danke
where_is Wo ist
how_much Wie viel kostet das
beautiful Schön
ticket Ticket

Guide Languages: German, English, French, Spanish, Dutch

Photography Guide

Best Photo Spots

Main entrance with the Europa-Park sign

Best Time: Golden hour (early morning or late afternoon)

Tips: Low angle or wide shot to capture the entrance and surrounding area

Result: Great photo with the Europa-Park sign and the park entrance in the background

#EuropaPark #ThemePark #Germany #Travel

Silver Star roller coaster

Best Time: Late afternoon

Tips: Capture the coaster from the ground or from a higher vantage point

Result: Action shot of the coaster or a unique perspective of the ride

#SilverStar #RollerCoaster #Adrenaline

Island of Pirates area

Best Time: Golden hour

Tips: Capture the themed buildings and water features

Result: Beautiful shot of the Island of Pirates with the water features and themed buildings

#IslandOfPirates #Pirates #ThemePark

Photography Rules

allowed areas outdoor areas, indoor areas with natural light
prohibited areas indoor attractions, shows (no photography allowed during the performance)
flash photography not allowed in most indoor attractions and shows
commercial photography permit needed for commercial use
drone policy prohibited without prior permission
tripod policy restricted (tripods are not allowed in most areas, monopods may be allowed)
selfie sticks allowed, but may be restricted during crowded times or in certain areas

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Reviews

4.6

Based on 150,000 reviews

Recent Visitor Tips

  • "Arrive early to make the most of your day"
  • "Purchase a fast pass or skip-the-line ticket for popular attractions"
  • "Try the local German specialties at the park's restaurants"
  • "Download the Europa-Park App for real-time wait times, maps, and notifications"
  • "Visit during the off-peak season for a more relaxed experience and lower prices"

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