Europa-Park starts winter season with record numbers and anniversary plans

Europa-Park starts winter season with record numbers and anniversary plans

The Europa-Park in Rust has recently announced impressive messages. Roland Mack, the managing director of the amusement park, has announced the positive developments at the start of the winter season. These successes are particularly noteworthy because they are due to the ongoing trend that more and more people are visiting the popular park.

The new roller coaster "Voltron" is particularly noteworthy, which serves many visitors as a Highlight of an extraordinary experience. This attraction has not only increased the number of guests in recent months, but also expanded the overall offer of the park. This attracts both new and loyal guests who are looking for an unforgettable experience.

record numbers and anniversary celebration

In the past two years, the park has recorded record visitor numbers. Mack emphasized that the successful developments in the park not only support the financial aspects, but also boost preparations for the 50th anniversary in 2025. Such anniversaries are a big deal in amusement parks and promise exciting new attractions and special events to inspire visitors.

The enthusiasm for the new roller coaster has also contributed to further improving the image of the European Park, which causes a lot of attention in the region and beyond. It remains to be seen how the number of visitors will develop over the winter season, especially with the upcoming anniversary that could bring many innovations.

The combination of traditional leisure fun and innovative attractions could keep the Europa-Park at the top of the list of preferred travel destinations in Germany. The previous successes clearly show that the park is growing as a attraction for families and adrenaline enthusiasts, which is important for both the amusement park and the region.

For more information about the fascinating development in Europa-Park, the article is on www.badische-zeitung.de to read.