American reacts to Europa Park in Germany

[@lifewithacat.1887]

it’s so funny how I grew up in Germany with everyone talking about how crazy American theme parks and roller coasters are and then you see an American being exited about a German amusement park. I guess we have cool ones too

[@oelboy]

We just don't have that many roller coasters in each Park. The closest "rollercoaster park" would probably be Walibi World in the Netherlands. In America there are dozens of parks with 15+ coasters.

[@swanpride]

I think what does the US better are characters (since they don't have the advantage of the Disney or Warner Bros characters), parades and firework. The coasters are pretty even, since a lot of them are based on German engineering anyway, and the German parks are just more family friendly overall, since they take care to have rides for all ages close together as well as areas where you can rest inbetween.

[@danusorn8655]

I think it was just kinda normal to just go to Europa park once every 2 years or so idk

[@kuessebrama]

@@danusorn8655 yeah but those parks are only cool if you ride with everything ^^ For me it is nothing because i absolutely hate rolercoasters :D

[@Lhardt]

I feel you bro 😂

[@elmarwinkler6335]

Sir, the owner family is the Mack family, one of the most successful builders of Rollercoasters in the world. They started tha park in the 1970s as a showcase for their clientele, so they could see the rides in reality. As the park was very successful they first copied from Disney, but soon discovered, the audience were more interested in Europe. The Macks collaborated with theme parks all over Europe. The got The Swiss Village directly from Switzerland. The Italian part and the Hotel was build and designed by Italian artists and builders and so on. This is truely a Europa Park. You will find the Mack-Rides in the US as well, as far as I know, even Disney is a customer of Mack Rides. Sir, stay safe and entertaining. Elmar from South Germany.

[@kobold90]

There are not many roller coaster facturers so yes, if you're one of them, you're one of the best. But it was never the plan to sell their roller coasters and even though their rides are available by now, they're too expensive for most of the possible buyers. The business is growing and they catch up but they're still rather small. Which is nice. It means if you want to enjoy a Mack roller coaster, you have to visit Rust. There aren't many Mack coasters outside of the park.

[@JTRch]

Wollte ich gerade auch sagen, dass dieser Park eine Referenz ist für ihr eigentliches Geschäft. / I just wanted to say that this park is a reference for their actual business.

[@elmarwinkler6335]

@@JTRch I do believe, we are both fans of the park and the family.Ich glaube, wir sind beide Fans, des Parks und der Familie.😁Grüssle aus Stuttgart.

[@elmarwinkler6335]

@@kobold90 Thank you very much kobold.

[@shente2081]

@@kobold90 Sorry, but this is not true. Of course you can find a lot of Mack coasters outside of Europa-Park. Mack Rides built about 160 Roller Coasters and only 11 of them are located in Europa-Park in Rust. You can find the other coasters of course in Germany and Europe but also in the USA and Asia. And why do you think that it was never their plan to sell roller coasters? They sold coasters long before they founded Europa-Park. They also built some coasters which are famous among coaster ethusiasts, for example "Helix" in Liseberg (Sweden) or "Ride to Happiness" in Plopsaland de Panne (Belgium). You can find all these information online (Wikipedia, Roller Coaster Data Base etc.) There is no need to spread false information... 🤷‍♀️😉

[@mondexponent2126]

If you liked this you gotta take a look at Phantasialand near Cologne. With Europapark those two are certainly the two best Theme Parcs

[@human9460]

And Moviepark!

[@odostolzfu7775]

@@human9460 moviepark has got a bit of nostalgia to it but it’s faaaar behind Phantasialand (my personal favorite because of its theming AND great rides) and Europapark.

[@human9460]

@@odostolzfu7775 Ich finde die rides im moviepark insgesammt besser als im Fantasialand, aber das isg eben schöner. Außerdem ist das Fantasialand viel zu schlecht ausgeschildert und man muss zu viel rum laufen, der Moviepark ist übersichtlicher. Ich finde beides Tatsächlich gleich gut, es kommt halt immer drauf an mit wem man geht und was man möchte :)

[@ChannelOneInternational]

Phantasialand is sweet, but like Disneyland Anaheim a bit small. However, bothn are fine for a day trip. DisneyWorld (FL) and Europapark (Germany) are resorts where you can stay for days. Btw. Europapark is appox. 2/3 cheaper than DisneyWorld with the same high quality standards. Why ever…

[@mondexponent2126]

@@ChannelOneInternational I think that Phantasialand quality is higher though. The level of detail in the themed areas, the food and the rides

[@haisheauspforte1632]

There are actually two world class theme parks in Germany: Phantasialand is smaller, but even more immersive

[@the_retag]

Ive watched americans review it and they say its head to head with disney in theming Of course im biased sice its my home park, but definitely needs to be reviewed here

[@mstrmren]

Europa Park is the biggest, Phantasialand is the best!

[@downsouthmagog3844]

Phantasia Land its also build from the family Mack they run the Europa Park so its technicaly both the same haha

[@mstrmren]

@@downsouthmagog3844 No, Phantasialand was opened by the Schmidt and Löffelhardt families and is now completely owned by the Löffelhardt family. The name od the company that owns Phantasialand actually is "Phantasialand Schmidt-Löffhardt GmbH"

[@_K.A.R.]

@@mstrmren hmm, haben die es endlich geschafft die beiden Opas "Geisterbahn" und "Movie Tour" zu modernisieren? Oder sind die immernoch auf dem Stand von vor 25-30 Jahren?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Glad you enjoyed reacting to my video! Europa Park truly is one of thr best theme parks in the world, although Phantasialand in the same country is even better. I typically make countdiwn videos, as you saw here that only cover rides. Then I also have reviews that cover the rides plus other aspects like theming, food, operations, etc.

[@Stubwood_on_YT]

No way, I thought I’d find you here 😂

[@micoasters]

I never thought I’d find you here. I watch your channel all the time. I only watched this video to see what a gp thought of a coaster enthusiast video

[@davidente3974]

Such a nice video! I live just 20 minutes away from Europa Park in Freiburg and I visited the Park kid many many times. It's such a magical place, especially for kids. Just a few extra information. The Park is a little rebuild of "Europa" and it's countrys. For example the rollercoster Silverstar is located in France, Bluefire in Scandinavia etc. In addition, every country looks like a mini version of it's real country (French Apartments, wooden houses in Scandinavia and you even get Scandinavian, French, Italian, Spanish food in every country). All in all, Europapark is just a nice, beautiful and fun place to visit. It has become pretty expensive though... There are also so many shows, like magic shows and knight shows, which are cool to watch as well. The new waterpark Roulantica and even a one Michelin star restaurant, which is located near a theme hotel wasn't even mentioned (they are also part of the Europapark Group), but is also such a phenomenal place to visit! Keep up your good content! Love from southern Germany my friend!

[@osps187]

lmao same

[@anonymus8565]

Yo hi mein Freiburgischer Freund!

[@laubaki11]

The Plural form of Information is Information!

[@EntertainmentLP]

hi i live in freiburg too nice too meet you

[@EntertainmentLP]

wie man so unter nem amerikanischem youtube vidoe schaut und einfach 4 freiburger da sind

[@winterlinde5395]

Did you see My merry messy Life comparing Europa Park with Disney World? They talked about the trees, too 😊!

[@sandra7790]

This is typical for many European parks. You have many trees or even small wood parts in parks like Tripsdrill, Heide Park, toverland, Efteling, and Hansa Park too, for example.

[@conceptSde]

The owner family started this park with a long term experience in designing and building roller coasters and other amusement attractions for external customers (what they still do today). You will find their products in amusement parks all over the world including the US. The Europa-Park is also some kind of showcase for their innovative products which sets them in the lead to competitors.

[@fridadanke9076]

It was a very small animal park at first

[@hakikakuich1137]

@@fridadanke9076 and testing ground

[@sanneisa]

@@fridadanke9076 Actually it was a travelling carneval at first!

[@Wrecker3D]

There's no better way to sell your product then by showing it off, so why not make a theme park out off it ? Sell tickets AND sell a variant of used techniques/coasters... You usually don't transport and build up a complete coaster to an expo to sell as there are way to many things that can go wrong or elements that could get lost in transport, so a stationary park with your stuff is the best way, right?

[@swanpride]

Yeah, nowadays Germany has the best experts when it comes to designing roller coasters.

[@sn4tx]

Theres a cool detail about the rafting one. For those waiting in line, in some places people outside the ride can use a coin machine to blast water canons on those riding it. It’s a lot of fun

[@tubekulose]

By the way: The German "eu" is pronounce like the English "oy". So... "Oyropa Park". 😊

[@Anson_AKB]

all the names in the commentary in the original video were quite "strange": they didn't take the little time to translate the names of the rides, and then pronounced them as if it would be english words. eg "Piraten" translates to "pirates" which shouldn't be hard to find out, but then saying _"pairäitun"_ (that's similar to how it would be written in german to let a german say it like they did) is cringy. they should have either translated it to also understand the meaning, or said it untranslated but correctly in german.

[@tubekulose]

@@Anson_AKB Very true. It was painful to listen indeed.

[@tubekulose]

@@Anson_AKB Ach übrigens, Deutsch ist meine Muttersprache. Deswegen war es besonders schlimm. 😁

[@lanamack1558]

​@@Anson_AKBtotally agree. It does my head in.

[@Lukra09]

Little Fun Fact: The Europa Park has the own restaurant where your food comes on rails it’s called the Food Loop. It’s basically a rollercoaster restaurant if you wanna describe it easy

[@MyAnno1404]

The live performances/shows are also awesome. Dancing, magic, circus aso. - and the Park itself is beautiful without going in anything. Ah and there is a restaurant with rollercoaster food delivery. Some stuff even comes with a loop... well mixed

[@RoxRikSor]

OH MY GOD I was so hoping you would react to the Europa-Park it's only like 10km from where I live and easily one of my favorite places ♥

[@TheFludevich23]

Voletarium was unbelievable! A great experience to fly above Europe. Your whole field of view is screen - you won't believe it - And every time you fly through clouds there is sprinkling water dust that make you feel you were literally in the sky

[@rosebarnes.]

It is my favourite Place to go since I was a child! And I honestly still go there every year.

[@atdynax]

When i went to Europa Park it was during the soccer WC in 2006. And the first ride i went on, without knowing how it was, was the Silver Star. My legs were like rubber after that.

[@ladyxfallenxangel]

You have to check out 'Phantasialand Brühl'. It's my favorite amusement park, because it really feels like entering a fantasy world. The rollercoasters are really awesome!!

[@decnet100]

It's a really well rounded park indeed. Even the food venues are rather nice (and not overly expensive!) - the sectioning of the attractions into the different european countries just makes it all seem very natural. Also, they even allow to bring along your own stuff (last time, we actually had a couple cold beers - totally fine with the staff who checked our bags), which I consider quite a nice and friendly touch. If you're into the most popular rides and maybe want to take the nicest ones a couple times, you should consider a day with a rainy morning and a dry/sunny afternoon in the middle of the week - last time I went on such a day, I did the best "dry" rides including Volotarium, Wotan and Blue Flame all within the first 1.5h because there were just about no queues - otherwise you might have to wait an hour in line. I think the trick is to schedule like three days to see Freiburg, Strasbourg (both very close nearby), perhaps a hike in the black forest and Europapark - and then select the "worst weather" day for the park, because that day will be super fun regardless of the weather! You can even do the wet rides on a cold rainy day, as there are full-body drying booths by the exit of each of them - but of course it's preferable to get splashed on a hot day.

[@denzzlinga]

And you can smoke almost everywhere, they are very relaxed and laied back when it comes to stuff like this, they are kind of stuck in the good old days of the 90s where no one bothered, and didn´t become greedy and try to squeeze out as much money as possible.

[@tarwod1098]

I always check the school holidays and public holidays to find „quiet“ days. But I must admit that I keep forgetting about France. As it‘s only a few kilometres to the border it can get quite crowded with french people 😊

[@timcheema7679]

Europa Park may not have so many thrilling roller coaster like e.g. six flags in the US. However, the park is incredibly beautiful. The theming is absolutely amazing and you can really feel the amount of details and love. Every country in the park is designed brilliantly!! The park is not cheap but it is worth it.

[@borstenpinsel]

Idk about six flags but Disney and Universal in Orlando, both are almost double the price of Europa Park

[@Giotsche]

Did you know that Europapark was awarded world best amusement park like the 7th time?

[@astral_hearts3454]

Ive been there many times that is in my opinion the greatest themepark ive ever been to its crazy good

[@Kubus77]

Been there so many times. It never gets boring! At the downside, if you really want to do/see everything (excluding the semi seperate indoor pool) you need two days. BUT there are some awesome overnight stay opportunities like a 30+ppl tipi.

[@fridadanke9076]

And those crazy beautiful themed hotels

[@Chaoskiller05]

15:00 yeah the Europapark has its own water park Rulantica

[@Chaoskiller05]

You should react to the Phantasialand it is in Brühl near Köln germany

[@ThemeParkWorldwide]

Europa Park is a beautiful resort and one of our favourite theme park experiences in the world!

[@methenoah]

You should also check aut the Hansa- Park near Lübeck, Germany. Has some of the best rides in Germany and even the world

[@sylviav6900]

Yes, Hansapark and Heidepark. 😁

[@John_Raiyder]

There is also a Restaurant called "Loop the Loop" where you Order your food on a little Computer and it gets delivered on little Coaster Tracks and also goes through some Loopings(after being deliberatly packaged)

[@sissi007bm]

I also prefer Poseidon over the other water one. Also, sitting in the first or last row of Silver Star is amazing. I also love the wooden one, Blue Fire and the MIR. Generally, the setup by country is also enhanced by other stores and restaurants with the theme of the country you are “in” at the moment.

[@mmaescher]

You should also definitely check out the Heide Park in Germany

[@96Cthulhu96]

There are two great videos by Conner Sullivan about his visit to Phantasialand, which I can really recommend. It's very close to the Disney land experience and it's really fun seeing his excitement upon coming to the place with basically no expectations at all :)

[@emmabruh]

I‘ve been there an uncountable amount of times as a child and even now as an adult I get so excited to go there, its so crazy and often one day is not enough to actually experience everything It’s definitely gigantic, the smaller ones like Heide Park (smaller and more similar to your average theme park but has teh largest worden rollercoaster in Europe) or Phantasialand (insane themes and much more immersive, just very pretty) are great if you actually have just a day to spend and don’t want to be too overwhelmed, but they still have a lot of fun rides

[@brigittelacour5055]

I went to Disneyland Paris twice, Europapark more than that. I'm not a fan of rollercoaster, had more fun at Europapark ! It has a more cool feeling, you don't feel the crowd so much, lots to see only walking from one country to an other. Best place to " visit Europe in a day" 😄

[@veladarney]

My family's been going to Europapark ever since I was a kid. LOVE the park, they're really great! Though, as has been mentioned, they've become quite expensive. Still definitely worth a visit. You might wanna buy a multi-day ticket, though, since it's literally impossible to cram everything you wanna do into just one day. If you wanna sit and relax for a bit, try the Irish Pub. There's a HUUUUUGE (and I mean huge) play castle for kids to run around in and play right next to the pub (there's shared doors) and cameras all over the play castle's interior, so you can check on monitors downstairs where your kids are.

[@killaknight12]

I live only 40 min away from Europa Park and I don't get tired of going there. It's just such a well rounded park for the whole family and the coasters are so much fun! Wodan feels like it just keeps going forever at max speed and Blue Fire has fun twists.

[@michamcv.1846]

how could i miss this video , europapark is my absolute favourite place in the world

[@kaipeter4409]

I have another idea for you. Can you wach a video about the „Miniatur Wunderland“ in Hamburg. That was one of my famous attractions I visited in Germany yet. Its amazing!

[@minibebe3980]

Hi Ryan, I am from Germany and love your videos. So far I have never been to America or the USA, but to get some impressions I like to watch your reaction videos. If you already liked Europa Park, you should also check out a video of the top rides from Tipsdrill, Heide Park and Legoland.

[@RunawayTrain2502]

Rollercoaster builder MacK Rides owns this park. It started at masically a showroom for their rides. Notable Mack Rides coasters in North America are: -Time Traveller at Silver Dollar City -Copperhead Strike at Carrowinds -Sierra Sidewinder at Knott's Berry Farm -Thunder Run at Canada's Wonderland. -Journey to Atlantis at Seaworld Orlando & San Diego (They are clones of each other, a common tactic used by parks to save money) -Manta at Sea Wold San Diego. By far their best coasters tough, are in Europe. with Lost Gravity at Walibi Holland & Ride to Happiness at Plopsaland De Panne. Good thing that they are only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to roller coasters btw. They also produce other rides like Log Flumes, & Darkrides. If you think this is crazy BTW, you sould look up Phantasialand, also in Germany btw.

[@klauskirsch4371]

Have a great week too👍 thank you🌞

[@lucalbrecht1477]

in lane number four there is a restaurant built into the backdrop, which means people sit in the backdrop and eat and you see them from the ride and vice versa is pretty cool

[@thomaswilkinson3241]

Not Mickey-Rat, they do have their own Canon of Mascots. I know it since I was 3 or so in the early 80s and it grew so much and developed such cool rides. Some are quite knock-offy, because Disney was first, but some others make it really unique, and it is large enough to visit it on two days in a row and still find something new. Resort-Hotels, a Water-Park and so on. I cannot imagine what the Creators will come up with next.

[@EowynvRDA]

Its Funny Im watching this Video just before Going to work in the park😂

[@itsemeguys7682]

HOLD ON! The Madame Freudenreich actually was better before remake... It was a little scary dinosaur experience coaster with all the dinosaurs that still exist but more realistic Loved it more back then

[@isabelstotz5264]

i went to europa last month, and i went on the one in the thumbnail it was so cool! 100% recommend!

[@sonjapatzelt-schauer8537]

I love Europa-Park. Sometime we used the Hotels in the park. I love so much this park. Often I visit this park with Exchange Students.

[@corleonenudel]

you have to react to the phantasialand its so cool there

[@ataritheshiba8390]

Me and my close friend are going to Europapark this weekend! We are so excited!!!

[@_bigblind]

Since you were so surprised about the water coasters, look up "De vliegende hollander" in "de Efteling", a fantastic theme park in the Netherlands

[@bahmot9501]

If you've never seen it you should totally watch Arthur and the Invisibles ! It's a really cool trilogy of movies that, unlike most movie genres, don't drop off in quality after the first standalone installment. And get this: Snoop Dogg *and* Madonna play roles in the first one !

[@h.s.3273]

On September 10, 2022, Europa-Park was awarded the coveted industry Oscar "Golden Ticket Award" for the eighth time in a row as "Best Amusement Park in the World".

[@madsbrk]

I was 4 times in the Europapark and it's absolutely fantastic. It's the best place I know.

[@SethDU]

It is also interesting to mention that Europa-Park celebrates its own past here and there with cool Easter Eggs. The former Eurosat for example (it is correctly called CanCan Coaster now to fit the French area better) had an amazing soundtrack. After the retracking and renaming, the park kept a slower and still very amazing version of Eurosats theme in CanCans lifthill. I got goosebumps when I heard it the first time. :D

[@Koka_Moka]

I live in Germany and I have just been there yesterday for like to 20th time its a really nice place they are opening a new Coaster next year.

[@hefoka0078]

If you liked this you should react to the Heide Park. It has the biggest Wodden Rollercoster in Europe and other really fun rides

[@SarahWoods-u1g]

Reminds me to my Childhood til my early 20th. We been there often. Sometimes as a big Group. I remember 3 Years we went to a big Party there organized by a Radio Station. 🥳

[@maklam397]

You need to watch one video about the Phantasialand in Germany. It got equally good rollercoasters and even better theming.

[@blondkatze3547]

Personally I have not been to Europa Park yet. It is the first time too see how to play soccer with the bumper car + ball, so funny. It`s new to me. The park looks great, you have a lot of fun there.👍💚😍

[@cascade5866]

The price is family friendly, most valueable is the yearly ticket, and after closing, Movie Theatre ... it has a lot to offer, but take a backpac with extra Water and food with you... Restaurants and snaks are very good, but keep an eye on the budget The park renews often their sections, so you always going to find new stuff in it. Seasonal Dekoration and some attraction too...

[@BavariaShuffleOne]

1990 I was the first time in Europa Park when i was 12 years and it was great. The next trip to Europa Park was 2012 and it was incredible. So many new attractions and Roller coasters. You need about 3 days to visit all attractions. I think it's time again to visit Europa Park again.

[@SirInsanity93]

I grew up near Europa Park, in some years we went maybe 3 times there. The fun thing about it, it has some pretty affordable pricing, especially for families. The only downside, it is located in a pretty rural area so nothing much around it besides the park itself, which on the other side also means, they have plenty of space around them where they can expand to. Seeing all these rides makes me want to go there again, haven’t been there since the pandemic. Some of the dark rides are just pure childhood nostalgia for me.

[@glaubhafieber]

It’s not too far from my hometown of basel, Switzerland. So we did a lot of day trips there. In Switzerland you pay around 10 bucks for each ride. In europa park it’s only a one time entry fee. Which was unbelievably cool for me as a kid

[@momsspaghetti2246]

I love Silver Star. You are freaking out in the beginning but then you are flying :D

[@Chris4981ES]

I live near the Europa Park and we go there nearly every year. It's expensive but we made a little ritual out of that. There's a lot of things that now shown in the video. I love "Volletarium" it's a Kind of 4D Cinema. You hang in your seat and fly over Europe. They play with wind, smells (for expample if you fly over a meadow it begins to smell like flowers. That's such an incredible feeling. Also Europa Park has 6 Theme-Hotels and they are in different land-styles like Italy, Spain, Scandinavia and so on. The waterpark "Rulantica" is also so big. There are three seasons in the park. The summerseason (when you can drive all the waterattractions), the halloween season and the winter season. It's absolute insane what big work they always do to decoarde the whole park. From my feelings there are thounds of pumpkins in halloween season and the christmas / winter seasons is much more incredible. You have a real Christmas-shock. It looks like Christmas were explode and you find so much in every corner in every hotel, in the park and so on. Also you can do a SPA treatment and nearly every hotel has a own wellness section. You are allowed to go to every section in every hotel in you are a hotel guest, so you can make hopping. The breakfast is also incredible. If you go throguh the buffet you have the feeling it never ends. Yeah as I said - it's expensive. At the moment you pay about 66€ for enter the park that's about 70$. And a night in the hotel is also expensive, but the experience is really incredible, so we will be there again in the beginning of January. If you really put this in your bucketlist I will give you the good advise to plan with 3 Days. 1 day for the park 1 day for wellness and relaxing 1 day for rulantica You can also book a diner at eatrenaline. The you get for about 200€ a diner in a rollercoaster seat that point of the meal drives you in the right location. For the sushi part the seat drives you to the japan location. It's really crazy and it's a railless ride. A brand new attraction. For the overnighting I would prefer a Hotel but you can also sleep in the western city near the park, there are tents, that's cheaper than the Hotels. I guess I could write on for hours and I'm sure if you would book a whole week there you haven't seen and discovered anything the park has hidden in his portfolio, but it's really a visit you won't forget :) If you come to Germany and want to go there I offer you to be your parkguide :) Best wishes to the USA!

[@LewisRiverman]

In America, you have many coasters from B&M (Bollinger and Mabillard). Like in all of those Six Flags Parks.

[@yogurt8150]

fluch der kassandra (curse of cassandra) is really good and the one ride i ALWAYS go on when i visit! the lines are usually decent as well so theres no worry for a long wait

[@hilbertsenft1452]

I was never in the Europa Park but i live near the Heide Park with the largest wooden coaster in europe

[@leavonderlieth5781]

This made me want to go to Europapark.. The only Park I've ever been to was the Heidepark in Soltau I love it, it really gives me some nostalgia just thinking about it. You should check that one out aswell.

[@MugiwaraRuffy]

Hi there. I live about 25 Kilometers (~15.5 Mi.) away from the Park, so it's basically "in my backyard". Or at least, in my "neighborhood". Haven't been in the park for several years however, because not eough novelties, that would justify the price of an day ticket. Or a season ticket for that matter. But wait. The "Eurosat" is not Space-themed nymore, but "Moulin Rouge"? I mean, kinda makes sense, since it has always been in the middle of the "France" section of the park. Also: Euro-MIR theme song is legendary: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqfcfWOKqpZ6hsk

[@carroux4050]

War ja auch schon jahrelang nicht mehr da. Komme aus Karlsruhe. Der Preis ist aber eher nicht der Grund. Geht eher um den "Füllfaktor". Letztes Mal dürfte 2010 gewesen sein... Und ich hab wirklich 0 Bock mich Stundenlang bei den Hauptattraktionen anzustellen. :)

[@MugiwaraRuffy]

@@carroux4050 Wenn man nicht in den Ferien, und/oder Wochenende und zur Nebensaison hin geht kann ist es entspannt; meistens.

[@lwsh1r068]

The Movie Park in germany is great too. I thought a long time that the Europa Park is the only good one for people over 14-15 years but that one really was better than expected

[@endorphinchen]

Im located in germany and used to visit Europapark as a child. All of this rollercoasters scared the sheeet out of me 😄😄

[@ThePatriko125]

you also schould see "Rulantika" the waterpark of "Europa Park".... beautiful, tons of fun, wonderful theming

[@Isawyaka]

What I really like about Europa Park is, that their is a small village themed after pretty much every major European country with restaurants or small bars.

[@indoraptor2407]

When you think, Europapark looks like Disney Land, then take a look at Phantasialand. That park plays in another league.

[@Standortmitte]

Europa Park looks the best in the videos but in real life you wait for the rides about 2 hours

[@Dirrly]

I am living really near the Europa Park and so my first visit to the park was about 35 years in the past as a child. Since then I have been to the park at least one time a year and it was amazing to see him grow larger and larger over all these years. If you like rollercoasters and want to have fun. Go to Europa Park :D

[@else8]

Hi there .. I just live 20km away from Europa Park. It is just amazing how it is. We love it. I can compare it only with parks I have been, but it is my number one.

[@lunahd24]

If you like Europapark and Phantasialand, maybe give Tripsdrill a try. It actually got a one of a kind rollercoaster in entire europe

[@privatevendetta]

We once got stuck in the fjord rafting. We got overtaken by several other rafts before we managed to move on

[@mcfischi3740]

I suggest watching Vids. about Heide-Park, Hansa-Park and Fantasia Land. These are my Top 4 in Germany so far 1. Europapark, 2./3. Hansa-Park/Fantasia (cant rly tell havent visited Fantasia Land in so long, but Hansa Park got a huge Upgrade), last place Heide-Park (just bcs. Im almost every year there and both Fantasia and Hansa got Upgrades) :)

[@machinistje]

Europapark is a great park for big and small People. With a great variation in food. You may also like Rulantica. Its the waterpark of Europapark. The waterslide you see on the website is located in Rulantica. Rulantica and Europapark are both in Germany/Rust.

[@JensE95]

I’ll visit the park in march next year ❤ sooo hyped

[@atari4763]

You gotta react to phantasialand in germany pleaase. Its theme is amazing and it feels like different worlds. I love it and go there 1 times a year at least

[@Serra-Chan]

I haven't been to Europa-Park in 15 or more years and the sad part is i live like 25 min away from it. I deff should go visit again

[@Kuid4or3]

Europa Park is always good fun :) I'd swapped Silver Star and Blue Fire, but that's just my personal choice

[@tristanvoltaire2058]

Look up the Volare in Vienna! It is a roller coaster where you hang inside a cage from the rails with 5 other persons next to you. It has a lot of cork-screws.

[@centurion3723]

The Europapark is like a 2nd home to me. I live like 20minutes away from it. It' so amazing and magical there but sadly extremely expensive.

[@thierryf67]

I went there when living in Strasbourg (Alsace). It's an amazing place.

[@derkruemel5032]

I would recommend you to watch the onrides of the coasters like silverstar, blue fire and wodan. But watch them on the official Europa Park youtube channel where you will also hear the offical soundtracks of the coasters.

[@joshuanachtigall1724]

I am from Germany and visit it every weak and i love it every day

[@sektionobc9485]

The music in the euro mir waiting area is legendary

[@АделинаЦветкова-о6г]

I went there this year, it was awsome ! I was sick unfortunately but my 38 ° temperature didn't stop me from enjoying it 😄. The best rides I had in the giant silver ball for adults and the rollercoaster from Mercedes (sorry didn't remember the names and am too lazy to check 😅). The Mercedes one hangs over the car parking area outside of the Europa Park and combined with the screams of the people riding it, it is a very intimidating start of the whole experience 😆. However, this rollercoaster is so well made, it offers the best balance between thrill and excitement without the dizziness plus an awsome view that one actually can enjoy. The fear was big to get on this one, but it was absolutely a positive surprise and the best rollercoaster there imo 👌🏻. PS: The water park next to Europapark is a must as well!

[@nonegativity01]

the Mercedes Rollercoaster is called Silver Star as a tribute to the F1 Mercedes car. Inside you could actually see the Safety Car for F1 that is a Mercedes AMG GT-R, you can see the F1 racing car and some of the new Mercedes Models.

[@BroGamer0202]

I live very near to Europa Park, can definably recommend if you stay in germany. I had the yearly card once or twice.

[@patrickdasp5609]

And not sure if you saw on the website. Europa Park is also doing some hell of decoration work. As I am not there so often I only know it from Halloween and Christmas season. During Halloween season there are tons of pumpkins all around the park, during Christmas tons of christmas trees and even some rides get a special decoration. For example Euro Sat is a giant "pumpkin" during Halloween.

[@ivona03]

I love how you're so invested in learning about a random country haha

[@streit23]

You should see the waiting lines - they are all completely themed to the country they are build in! In my opinion its just worth the entrance to see the ambience inside the park! For example on Halloween EVERYTHING is themed with pumpinks and ghost and so on - and there are so many fucking amazing shows in the park as well Definetly NEED to check that out!

[@destrion55]

Hansa Park is nice too. It doesnt have so much rides. But it has crazy ones

[@dasofenbrot2493]

I live near to the Europa park like 20 km away I was there a couple times I thought it was just a normal Theme park but if someone gets so exited I guess its a one in a kind park

[@FuschelChan]

Some years ago, I rode the Silver Star seven times in a row. The weather was bad and it was in the work week, so there wasn't any wait time. we would have done it more often but the rain started to hurt and I felt sick after. Lol. I wanna go back so bad.

[@YTNFSCC]

I live pretty central in germany, and with Europa Park being pretty close to france, we couldnt really affod going there. But one day a local organisation offered basically a days worth of time to go there. So me and all my friends signed up, but pretty close to the actual ride, a lot of them were kicked off, and so only me and a girl I kinda had a crush on went there. It was my first time in a Park like that and the only thing I had the courage to actually ride was the Silver Star. It's just brilliant. The coolest thing is, that there is a huge drop right at the start, but to get up there you are basically pulled up there very slowly. Me and my friend were in the very first car. So what I saw was first just the distance to the top getting smaller, then slowly the rails kinda disappeared so you dont see where you're going until just before the drop. I actually went on the Eurosat shortly before we left I think. It felt faster but also was way more digestible because you didnt see a whole lot.

[@NileR]

I was there before and I got to ride most of these. It's awesome