Europa-Park

Tout est parfait.

A huge theme park with the locations made after the European countries. Each has a flavor and atmosphere, represents the iconic landmarks of each land and the inventions, done really good. The music accompaniment and various small details are very well picked. Attractions do not require much waiting in the line, besides, there's a possibility to reserve the visit to certain locations for a specific time slot (and not to stand in the line) - called "Virtual line". A lot of to do and enjoy for all ages, but I would recommend to visit with children starting from 6 years old (just my opinion considering the long walking distance, age / height limitations and the possibility to estimate the idea behind the park / location). Parking slots are spacious but can be some 15-minure walk away from the entrance. It's best to come to the opening, as you would most likely spend there the whole day. The assortment for the food options is not big, especially in the morning. Mostly fastfood and sweets, but still good ones. There are also "normal" restaurants, but they are a few and open closer to midday. The diner in the French part, although, was nice. Toilets are mainly clean. There's a lot of greenery adding to the charm of the place.

Theme parks are always fun, but Europapark is outstanding. The sheer number of attractions and variety, the love of detail in the theme worlds, the layout of the park, the atmosphere, all mesmerising. Above all, of course, the coasters. My god! Amongst the available rides there are at least 4 tip tier coasters in terms of thrill. Above all, Silver Star and of course Voltron, both absolutely one-of-a-kind attractions. If you are a coaster maniac, those two are a must do on your ride lists. It's a bit unfair almost, Blue Fire and Wodan would be Tier A coasters in many other parks, they are big thrill rides that also never get old. Euro Mir, Poseidon, Arthur are fun rides in between, as are the countless smaller ones like the Swiss Bob coaster or the Matterhorn Blitz. The park is worth any travel, if you want to see everything and not stress yourst, book yourself in for two days.....and don't forget to visit Rulantica, which is a family water world where you can spend days as well.