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Slide into Rulantica’s water world with over 50 slides and attractions, perfect for all ages year-round.
Slide into Rulantica’s water world with over 50 slides and attractions, perfect for all ages year-round.
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Located in Rust, Germany, close to the borders with France and Switzerland, Europa–Park is Europe’s second-largest theme park, boasting more than 100 attractions.
You’ll find some of the world’s most exhilarating roller coasters, immersive themed zones representing 17 European countries and three fantasy lands, and captivating live shows.
Rulantica, the water park at Europa-Park, offers year-round indoor slides and themed adventures in a serene, Nordic setting for a mystical water-world experience.
Whether you’re seeking adrenaline-pumping rides or a magical escape into different cultures, Europa–Park has it all.
Explore 17 distinct themed areas that authentically capture the essence of European countries, from Italy’s scenic canals to Iceland’s dramatic geysers. Every land is meticulously designed to offer a mini-Europe experience in one park.
This ticket offers full-day access to all rides, shows, and attractions throughout Europa-Park, ensuring you experience everything from thrilling coasters like Silver Star to family adventures such as Pirates in Batavia.
Choose between 1-day and 2-day admission. With your 2-day ticket, you can enjoy exploring at a leisurely pace and discover hidden gems and dining experiences throughout the resort.
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Europa–Park Entry Tickets
Enjoy unlimited access to over 50 slides, wave pools, river rides, and other attractions at the indoor water park with your ticket. The Nordic-themed space has relaxation zones, adventurous slides, and kid-friendly attractions, making it a comfortable and fun experience for all.
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Rulantica Water Park Entry Tickets
Combine a day at Europa-Park with additional time at Rulantica, the resort’s water park, in one easy booking, offering ultimate variety and convenience. Experience the best of both worlds as you immerse yourself in the cultural-themed rides and attractions of Europa-Park, and enjoy time cooling off with water slides, wave pools, and relaxing aquatic attractions at Rulantica.
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Germany serves as the park’s grand entrance area, styled with traditional architecture, cobblestone streets, and plazas, along with cutting-edge technology that meets immersive storytelling through world-class attractions.
Designed like a warm Mediterranean piazza, Italy blends Venetian, Roman, and Renaissance influences with street performers and atmospheric music. It’s known for family-friendly entertainment and colorful facades.
France features Parisian rooftops, futuristic elements, and the iconic silver dome of the Eurosat coaster. It blends sophisticated charm with adrenaline thanks to some of Europa-Park’s signature attractions, such as the Silver Star hypercoaster.
Inspired by alpine villages and mountain culture, Switzerland showcases wooden chalets, rockwork, and Swiss chocolate shops. It’s home to fast-moving bobsled coasters and classic family adventures.
A dramatic, rugged land themed to volcanic rock and geothermal landscapes, Iceland is one of Europa-Park’s most adrenaline-heavy areas. It pushes the boundaries of coaster innovation with intense launches and daring inversions, featuring the cutting-edge Blue Fire Megacoaster and the classic wooden thrills of Wodan.
Austria features mining-themed landscapes, rustic alpine buildings, and gentle family attractions. It’s one of the coziest areas, balancing nostalgia and scenery.
Russia combines Eastern European design with bold, colorful domes and steampunk-style details. The area highlights space exploration and classic storytelling.
Greece blends Santorini-style white-and-blue architecture with immersive mythology themes. It’s a lively, sun-soaked section full of high-speed thrills and refreshing water fun.
Home to one of the park’s classic attractions, the balloon ride, gondolas, and a scaled replica of the Liechtenstein Path, with interactive displays about the region’s history, culture, and more.
This area captures Dutch canals, old merchant houses, and charming maritime themes. It offers gentle, family-oriented attractions ideal for younger guests. Its standout dark ride, Pirates in Batavia, takes you on a journey through a reimagined 17th-century Indonesian port, blending detailed storytelling with immersive effects.
Styled with London architecture and British festival themes, England mixes humor with nostalgic charm. It’s home to bumper car rides, shows, and themed eateries.
Spain brings lively plazas, flamenco-inspired aesthetics, and warm Mediterranean colors. It’s also a hub for energetic live entertainment.
A lively market, quaint architecture, with themed dining, souvenir shops, and a Croatian-style station building designed between two themed pillars that the Voltron Nevera multi-launch coaster passes through.
Nautical theming sets the tone here, with coastal architecture and maritime legends woven into the environment. Portugal hosts one of the park’s biggest water attractions.
Rebuilt with beautiful Nordic waterfront villages, Scandinavia features Viking influences, fishing huts, and detailed theming. It’s known for dark rides and water-based thrills.
A small but elegant area representing the charm and architecture of the Grand Duchy, acting as a transition zone between zones, thoughtfully created with refined details.
Ireland is a whimsical, storybook-inspired zone crafted for younger families, with bright green landscapes and farm-style theming.
Adventure Land is themed around exotic jungles, tropical rivers, and classic exploration tales. Its lush greenery, waterfalls, and African-inspired architecture make it a peaceful mid-park escape.
This zone brings the Brothers Grimm fairytales to life with interactive storybook houses, forest paths, animatronics, and gentle family scenes. It’s ideal for younger visitors who enjoy exploring at their own pace while discovering beloved characters like Rapunzel, Hansel and Gretel, and Sleeping Beauty.
One of Europa-Park’s most elaborately themed lands, this underground world shrinks guests to the size of Minimoys, blending bioluminescent forests, oversized plant life, and whimsical creatures. It’s home to a major suspended family coaster and interactive play zones.
Europa-Park timings for 2025:
Rulantica timings:
Final admission: Typically 1 hour before closing time
Closed on: December 24 and 25
Visit during off-peak shoulder season months from April through mid-June and September to October (spring or early autumn) for fewer crowds and shorter wait times.
Summer is the busiest, and winter adds magical seasonal events and brings holiday crowds.
Weekdays are less crowded, offering shorter lines, while weekends can be busier due to locals and tourists.
Address: Europa-Park-Straße 2, 77977 Rust, Germany | Find on Maps
How to reach:
View the map to see the main entrance points for the theme park, water park, and resort guests.
Yes, buying your Europa Park tickets in advance is highly recommended. Not only do you secure your entry on your preferred day, but it also helps avoid long queues at the entrance. During peak seasons or weekends, the park can get very busy, and tickets may sell out.
The 1-day ticket provides unlimited access to all rides, shows, and attractions throughout the theme park for the day. This ticket is perfect for guests who want to experience the full range of thrills, family rides, live parades, and immersive themed areas in one exciting day.
To enjoy everything Europa Park has to offer, plan to spend at least one full day. The park is huge, with over 100 attractions spread across themed areas, so opting for two or more days will allow you to explore at a more relaxed pace.
Be sure to carry essentials like comfortable shoes (you’ll be walking a lot!), sunscreen, a hat, and a water bottle, as the park is vast and the weather can vary. While food and drinks can be purchased inside, bringing your own water bottle can help you stay hydrated without added costs. Don’t forget your camera to capture those magical moments, and a light jacket if visiting during cooler months.
Yes, you are allowed to bring your own food and drinks into Europa Park, though there are plenty of dining options within the park offering a range of cuisines. However, please note that large coolers and glass containers are not allowed inside the park.
Yes, you are allowed to leave and then re-enter the park on the same day as long as you get your hand stamped at the exit. This is particularly useful if you need a rest break or a quick getaway for lunch before heading back for more fun.
No, re-entry is not allowed at Rulantica , so make sure you explore all the attractions and everything the water park has to offer before you exit!
A 1-day ticket is perfect if you’re eager for a high-energy visit and want to experience as many attractions as possible. However, a 2-day ticket allows you to explore the park at a more relaxed pace, revisit your favorite rides, and fully immerse yourself in the diverse themed areas without feeling rushed.
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