Haut-Koenigsbourg Selestat Tourism
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Experience Europe in a day at Germany's largest theme park, with thrilling rides, captivating shows, and immersive themed areas.
Europa-Park in Rust, Germany, is the country's largest theme park and one of the most visited seasonal parks in the world. With over 100 attractions, including numerous roller coasters and shows, spread across diverse European-themed areas, it offers an immersive experience for all ages.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Public Transport
From Ringsheim train station, take bus line 7231/7200 directly to the Europa-Park main entrance. The bus ride costs €3.10 for a single journey or €5.80 for a return. Children's tickets are available at a reduced rate. The bus also serves Rulantica and the Europa-Park hotels.
Car
Take the A5 motorway and exit at 57b Rust. Follow the signs directly to Europa-Park. Parking costs €10 per day for cars. Consider purchasing a parking ticket online in advance to avoid queues. Limited reserved parking closer to the entrance is available for €25 per day.
Walking
If staying at an Europa-Park hotel, you may be able to walk to the park entrance depending on the hotel's location. The free Hotel Shuttle Resort connects all the themed hotels with the Europa-Park entrance.
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