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Photo TR From 2005 Europe Trip |
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Food |
Practically every "country" within Europa offers at least one place to experience food that is native to that country. So it should be easy for you to find someplace you enjoy. However, you may find yourself stopping quite often to sample new fare. |
Operating Season |
The park's main season generally runs from early April to early January. |
Established Seasonal events |
Horror Nights runs throughout October
Magic Moments runs from late November to early January with limited ride openings. |
Access & Location |
Directions by car, bus, or train can be found on the EuropaPark website:
http://www.europapark.de/lang-en/Home/Directions-Parking/c337.html |
Nearby Lodging |
Europa Park offers five top-notch, immersive hotels on-site (Hotel Colosseo, Hotal El Andaluz, Castillo Alcazar, and Santa Isabel Hotel, Bell Rock). Hotel Colosseo has been voted one of the Top 10 hotels in all of Germany. |
Virtual Queue Options |
Not Available. Blue Fire does have a single-rider line, but it can sometimes be longer than the regular line. Please note that the park sometimes decides in the afternoon to extend the park's closing hours, so don't leave early without checking first. |
Shows |
Beyond the typical musical shows at the parks, try to catch the live Russian artisans as they work with wood, glass, and other materials. |
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TPR Notes |
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Europa Park is an elaborately themed park featuring 12 European countries plus Scandinavia and also a kiddie area.
Each country has rides themed to that nation along with regional delicacies, and most also have shows.
Adding Blue Fire and Wodan helps with those that nitpick about the lack of high-adrenaline rides. Of course the park compensates with a huge variety of custom attractions.
Many of the custom attractions are built and maintained by Mack, the ride manufacturer who owns the park. Onsite are four wonderfully themed hotels.
Although the park has an adequate number of water rides, the locals enjoy hanging out in the parks numerous fountains. The park is impeccably clean, yet you oddly never see any workers cleaning up after guests. | |
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