• New in 2017 – “Project V”.
  The dream of flying becomes a reality. In the course of the 2017 season the largest “Flying theatre” in Europe opens its gates in the German themed area. With chairlift-type gondolas, you can glide through the air in a spectacular fashion and experience Europe from above.
• Spices – world cuisine.
  Go on a culinary tour of the continents and enjoy exceptional dishes – for example, Indian cuisine characterised by its spices – or the food of Africa with its grilled specialities and bobotie. At “Spices” a host of dishes are prepared right in front of your eyes with appetising presentation.
• “Wodan – Timburcoaster”.
  This will make the hearts of rollercoaster fans beat faster. Europa-Park’s gigantic wooden roller coaster is an absolute highlight and a must for every visitor.
• Dreamy overnight stays.
  The Europa-Park hotels promise sweet dreams in a Mediterranean atmosphere. And the Camp Resort offers rustic overnight stay options for adventure lovers. Take a look at our interesting hotel offers.
• Top family offers for 1 or 2 adults (must be parents or grandparents) and 2 children up to the day before their 12th birthday.
  

June to September: “Immer wieder Sonntags” (Sunday Again).

Live from Europa-Park: in the popular ARD entertainment programme the moderator, Stefan Mross, once gain welcomes countless guests from the world of hits and folk music.

End of September to the beginning of October: Oktoberfest.

“O’zapft is!” (It’s tapped). A lively band provides the right atmosphere for the sensuous enjoyment of Bavarian feasting. At the Europa-Park Oktoberfest, you are guaranteed the traditional ambiance of the Bavarian festival.

Halloween.

End of September to 5 November 2017 – Halloween for families.

This autumn, Europa-Park once again revolves around thrills and chills, horror and Halloween, with plenty of shivers and scares in store from the end of September to 5 November 2017. Tons of pumpkins, apples, corncobs, chrysanthemums and bales of straw create an impressive fall scene of horrid splendour. Against this autumnal backdrop, zombies, vampire and goblins wreak their ghastly deeds. The show programme, parade and culinary specialities, along with the hotels and attractions, are perfectly coordinated with the Halloween theme for the ultimate grisly and gruesome experience. A special highlight are the Horror Nights when brave-hearted visitors can even shoot their own horror film.

Lovely macabre fun.

• Scary Halloween specials and spooky decorations with more than 160,000 pumpkins.
• Super eerie evening parade of night ghosts and Germany’s largest Halloween party.
• Gigantic Halloween festival in the final week of opening (27 October to 5 November 2017) with a fascinating laser show and 3D projections as well as a creepy medieval village at the “Historical castle park of Balthasar”.

“Horror Nights”.

A preview of the Halloween spirit at Europa-Park.Link opens in new window.

25 November 2017 to 7 January 2018 – winter magic.

• Outward journey: to Europa Park Rust, according to the route description on the online timetable.
• Suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs.
• Offer valid: 1 April to 5 November 2017.
  

• RailAway combined offer.
• Reduced travel to Ringsheim and back.
• Bus transfer to Europa-Park and back.
• Admission for one day.
• Guide price from/to Zurich main station; price example for adults from 16 years, 2nd class, Half-Fare travelcard in CHF 119.–.
• Prices include VAT. Prices and product specifications subject to modifications.
• Admission tickets can also be purchased without a public transport journey at any ticket counter in Switzerland.
• Prices effective: 1 February 2017.

Other reductions in Switzerland for:

• Passengers with a GA travelcard/annual fare network travelcard/Swiss Travel Pass/Swiss Half Fare Card.
• Children 4–6 years with the Junior travelcard or Children’s Co-travelcard.