Entradas a Europa Park
1 day ticket (open date)
Better price than at the ticket office. Valid for any day until 12th January 2025. Once the purchase is completed, you must confirm the day of your visit at europapark.de/exchange, we will send you a document with detailed step-by-step instructions. If after your purchase you confirm your tickets for a different day than chosen in the calendar, it's possible that the price may vary and you may have to pay the difference
Adult
From 12 years old
61,50€
Child
From 4 to 11 years old
52€
Senior
From 60 years old
52€
2-days ticket (open date)
Discount with respect to the price at the box office. Valid for two days until 07-01-2024. Once you have completed your purchase, you must confirm the day of your visit at europapark.de/exchange. If after your purchase you confirm your tickets for a day other than the one chosen in the calendar, the price may be different and you may have to pay the difference. The first day of your visit will be the day you select when confirming your tickets. The second day of visit must take place within 6 days of the first day of access.
Adult
From 12 years old
116,50€
Child
From 4 to 11 years old
96€
Senior
From 60 years old
96€
Information and Conditions
✔ This venue does not allow changes or cancellations.
✔ Tickets on your cell phone, no queues at the box office.
✔ Immediate purchase confirmation. You will receive your tickets in a second email as soon as they can be generated. Until then, your purchase is subject to capacity and venue availability.
✔ Once your tickets have been confirmed, you must confirm the day of your visit by logging on to europapark.de/exchange. Subject to availability and capacity of the park, we recommend you to do it as soon as possible. We will send you with your tickets a step-by-step explaining how to do it.
✔ On the day of your visit you must show your ticket and the confirmation email you received after registering the date of your visit. Otherwise, you will not be able to access the park.
✔ The park does not allow other changes or cancellations.
✔ Children between 0 and 3 years old, blind people or people in wheelchairs have free access upon presentation of supporting documents.
✔ People with disabilities must purchase their ticket at a reduced price at the park, presenting the relevant documentation.
✔ If after purchase you do not exchange or use your tickets, the park does not allow refunds, exchanges or exchanges for another season.
About Europa Park
Europa Park is considered one of the best theme parks in Europe with over 5 million visitors a year. It has almost 100 attractions for all ages, 16 rollercoasters, 50 restaurants, 6 hotels and countless shops. In addition, the theming, architecture and vegetation of all the themed areas will make you feel like you are visiting the country. They offer unique and amazing spaces.
Stroll through the streets of Holland, discover the legends and myths of Iceland or visit the majestic Russian empire, among many other European countries. Don't doubt for a moment. At Europa Park, you will find all kinds of emotions.
Before you go, you should know...
Europa Park is located in Rust, Germany. If you are travelling by car, take the A5 motorway towards Frankfurt and exit at junction 57B-Rust. Please note that there is a parking fee.
If you are travelling by plane, the closest airports to Europa Park are the airports of Strasbourg, Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden and Basel. From these airports, you will find a shuttle bus that goes directly to the park. We recommend you book in advance.
Once at Europa Park, there are lockers at the entrance, vending machines and a medical service. Europa Park will accept your dog into the park and will provide you with bags for the toilets and 15 watering places which are distributed throughout the different themed areas.
Europa Park is a very large park. It has an infinite number of attractions and spectacular areas. We recommend that you allow at least two days for your visit. Bring comfortable shoes and a change of clothes.
There is no FastPass service. However, the size of the park and the number of attractions means that queues are not too long. Start your day in the most remote area of the park. You will find fewer people there.
Attractions not to be missed
- Blue Fire, a high-speed roller coaster.
- Wodan Timbur Coaster, a wooden roller coaster that combines extreme sensations with the smoothness of its trains.
- Silver Star, one of the highest in Europe, with a hilly ride.
- You'll love Poseidon. It's a combination rollercoaster and boat ride inspired by the adventures of Ulysses.
- Atlantica SuperSplash, in Portugal.
- Matterhorn Blitz, a quirky roller coaster that takes you through a farm.
- Schweizer Bobbahn, where you slide on a Swiss sled around an ice rink.
- Finally, two space missions await you at Euro Mir and Eurosat. You will be recruited for a mission to repair the space station and take part in the Apollo 11 programme to reach the moon.
For the whole family
There is a wide range of attractions for all the family, all fully themed and with stories that you are sure to love. Don't miss: Voletarium, a state-of-the-art attraction that lets you fly through different European countries. And don't miss Arthur in the Kingdom of the Minimoys, a family rollercoaster adventure through the Minimoy world. Other family roller coasters include Alpenexpress, a train that takes you through the Alps at full speed and reveals all the secrets hidden in a mysterious cave, and Pegasus, another family roller coaster that takes you on board this mythical creature as it flies over an archaeological site in Greece.
If you prefer quieter rides, there's nothing like the view of the whole park from the Euro Tower. Or discover the secrets of the spooky Geisterschloss castle.
For the kids, there's a new area, Ireland, with plenty of attractions to keep them entertained. There are rollercoasters such as the Ba-a-a-a Express, a tractor ride around Old Mac Donald's farm, a merry-go-round and Limerick Castle, a castle to explore with plenty of adventure.
Where to eat
When it's time to eat, you can choose from 50 different restaurants located throughout the park. In each area you will find restaurants serving traditional food from that country. There are also international restaurants and snack kiosks. The most impressive restaurant is FoodLoop, which serves international food delivered to your table on a system of rails that run along the roof of the restaurant. It's like a rollercoaster! We recommend you try this restaurant at least once. You'll love it.
Among many other dishes, you can try typical French cuisine in the Bistrot La Cigale; Dutch specialities in the BamboeBaai; freshly baked pizzas, pasta with different sauces, antipasti and many other typical Italian products in the Pizzeria Venezia and the best gyros in the TavernaMikonos in Greece with an excellent view of the Poseidon attraction.
The best thing about eating at Europa Park is that the prices are not exorbitant, the food is of the highest quality, the dishes are freshly prepared and the portions are generous. The restaurants are well worth a visit.
Is it allowed to bring food in? Yes, Europa Park allows you to bring your own food. You can only eat in the special outdoor picnic areas. Glass containers are not allowed.