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Europa–Park timings
Europa–Park
- March 22 to November 2: 9am to 6pm, daily
- November 3 to January 18, 2026: 11am to 7pm, daily
Rulantica
- Indoor water park: 9:30am to 10pm, daily
- Outdoor attractions: 9:30am to 10pm (from May until September, daily)
Closed on: December 24 and 25, and seasonal closing around February
Where is Europa–Park located
Address: Europa-Park-Straße 2, 77977 Rust, Germany | Find on Maps
Distance between Europa–Park and Rulantica: 30-minute walk (2.3 km/1.4 miles)
How to reach Europa–Park
By train
- From Germany: Deutsche Bahn (DB) and Trainline offer train transportation from all major cities to Europa–Park.
- From France: Take the SNCF Connect (for French/international) or Trainline (Germany) from Strasbourg, France.
- From Switzerland: Board either Swiss Rail (SBB) or Deutsche Bahn (DB) from Basel, Switzerland, to Europa–Park.
Closest train station: Ringsheim/Europa-Park (5.5 km/3.4 miles)
By bus
Flixbus is one of the main private bus operators that offers daily, direct buses from all major cities in Germany, as well as cities in France and Switzerland.
Closest bus stop: Rheinweg/Rust, Europa-Park (2.1 km/1.3 miles)
By car
You can choose to drive down to Europa–Park for the ultimate flexibility. The park has also partnered with SIXT Ride, offering taxis and limousine services to guests visiting the park and entertainment complex.
Parking: €10/day, with preferred parking options at €22-€27/day
Know before you go
Facilities
Accessibility
Visiting with family
Rules and regulations
Dine
Stay
- Wi-Fi: Complimentary Wi-Fi available for all visitors.
- VirtualLine/Europa–Park app: Download the app to manage your waiting time in lines for popular attractions and rides by queueing virtually, navigate with ease with handy maps, and more.
- ATMs: Enjoy easy access to cash withdrawals with ATMs located across the park.
- Lockers: Daily locker rentals available for storage, ideal for visitors planning a 1-day trip or staying nearby.
- First aid: First aid stations are available throughout the park with trained staff to help in case of an emergency/injuries.
- Parking: Paid parking is available at €10 per day.
- Themed dining: Country-specific themed dining ranging from cafes and quick service dining to full-service restaurants.
- Themed stay: Themed hotels at Europa–Park offer an immersive experience with curated decor and architecture.
- Wheelchair accessible: The park is wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms, parking, and seating options available.
- Wheelchair rental: You can find daily wheelchair rentals at the main entrance (available for €3 a day with a €50 deposit).
- Transport within Europa–Park: Monorails, the Panorama train, and the EP Express trains to travel within Europa–Park are all wheelchair accessible.
- Service animals: Registered service animals are welcome, along with leashed dogs (except for rides), with amenities such as dog stations in the park.
- Many rides and attractions have low or no height restrictions for younger children, while some coasters require a minimum height (typically around 100-120 cm).
- Plan afternoon breaks near kid-friendly zones such as the Grimm’s Enchanted Forest or Ireland’s children’s area.
- Look for dining options that offer child-friendly menus and rest areas.
- Outside food and beverages are not permitted within the park’s premises.
- Flash photography and tripods are not allowed in the park.
- Certain shows may observe filming restrictions.
- Smoking is only allowed in the designated areas.
- Your passes are only valid on the selected dates, with the exception of the 2-day pass, where you can enter the second day within the next 6 days.
- Bring your passport or a valid ID to avail your discounted admission (senior pricing and discounted pricing for children between 4 and 11 years of age).
- Re-entry is not allowed at Rulantica water park.
- Alsatian Wood-Fired Oven Bakery (France): Grab a fresh croissant or a fresh cup of coffee to recharge and enjoy a quick break.
- Black Forest House (Germany): Enjoy classic German delicacies with multiple scenic views in a serene, quiet setting.
- FoodLoop (Luxembourg): Watch your dishes get delivered on a roller coaster rail in this themed restaurant with views of the park.
- Adventure Food Station (Adventure Land): Enjoy delicious burgers, fresh fries, and refreshing beverages in a comfortable setting.
- Heladería Estrellas (Spain): Cool down with an ice cream, a sundae, or indulge your sweet tooth with their waffles in a Spanish-themed ice cream parlor.
- Krønasår: The museum-themed hotel in Rulantica takes you on a time-traveling journey of key historical moments, adventures, and discoveries over the years.
- Bell Rock: The US-themed stay invites you to explore the culture and history of the US, right from the steps of the country’s founding fathers.
- Colosseo: A landmark sight and a themed hotel, combining both history and culture for the ultimate Italian experience.
- Santa Isabel: Stay at the Portuguese-themed hotel, designed and constructed in the style of a Portuguese monastery.
- Silver Lake City: With stay options that range from the US Wild West-themed Riverside Western Lodge to quaint cabins in Tipi Town, with options for caravaning and camping, Silver Lake City is a themed and diverse stay option for all visitors.
Frequently asked questions about visiting Europa–Park
What are the best times and seasons to visit Europa-Park?
Off-peak seasons (spring and fall) and weekdays offer fewer crowds and shorter wait times compared to busy summer weekends and holiday periods.
How many days should I spend at Europa-Park?
Although most visitors spend one full day, a two-day visit is recommended to fully explore all themed lands, ride the top attractions, enjoy shows, and add a water park trip without rushing.
What ticket options are available, and should I book in advance?
Options include 1-day and 2-day tickets, as well as combo packages with Rulantica. Booking online in advance often saves money and guarantees entry on popular dates.
Are there on-site accommodations, and what are their perks?
Yes, Europa-Park offers several themed hotels that include benefits such as early park entry, immersive accommodation, and easy access to all attractions.
What strategies are recommended for managing queues?
Use the VirtualLine app, opt for single rider lines when possible, and visit key attractions during early morning or late afternoon hours to minimize wait times.
Can I leave the park and re-enter the same day?
Re-entry is allowed at the theme park as long as you get your hand stamp at the gate on exit. You cannot re-enter the water park on the same day after exiting.
What should families with young children know before visiting?
Look for family-friendly rides, check height requirements beforehand, and plan regular breaks in shaded or indoor areas to keep everyone comfortable.
