Europa-Park

Seasonal · Mar–Jan World-class Last verified: 5 Oct 2026

Theme park · Rust, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany

Europa-Park in Rust, Germany, opened in 1975 and packs at least 22 named roller coasters into one large site. Silver Star, at 73 m and 127 km/h, leads a line-up that also includes Blue Fire Megacoaster and Wodan - Timburcoaster. Dark rides such as Piraten in Batavia and gentle coasters like Ba-a-a-Express keep younger visitors busy, so the park suits mixed groups too, and two days make for a more relaxed visit.

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Best for

Thrill seekers
Mixed groups
Families with young kids

Time needed

More than one day

Open months

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Seasonal · Mar–Jan

Price level

Premium

approximate · relative within the country

Official ticket page

Highlights

Silver Star · Roller coaster 73 m tall · 127 km/h · Opened 2002
Blue Fire Megacoaster · Roller coaster 38 m tall · 100 km/h · Opened 2009
Wodan - Timburcoaster · Roller coaster 40 m tall · 100 km/h · Opened 2012
Voltron Nevera · Roller coaster 32 m tall · 100 km/h · Opened 2024
Atlantica SuperSplash · Roller coaster 30 m tall · 80 km/h · Opened 2005

Getting there

From central Rust (Europa-Park) 0.2 km · ~1 min by car
From central Freiburg 39 km · ~30 min by car
From central Strasbourg 51 km · ~1 h 11 min by car

Size

Opened: 1975
Visitors per year: 7 million (2025)
22 roller coasters
Area: 55.8 ha
Tallest coaster: 73 m

Operator

Operator: Europa-Park GmbH & Co Mack KG

Official info and sources

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