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New long-distance train stop in Ringsheim
Sustainable travel, while increasing life quality within the region: Visitors of Europa-Park, the water world Rulantica and the six themed hotels can arrive by Eurocity-Express. The Eurocity-Express connection Frankfurt-Milan stops twice daily at the train station ‘Ringsheim/Europa-Park’. This way guests, especially from the Rhein Main area as well as from Switzerland, can reach the Europa-Park Resort quickly and in an environmentally-friendly way.
But not only the visitors, but also the whole region will benefit from this expansion. As fewer people will have to travel by car, the A5 motorway as well as the streets of the community of Rust will be relieved.
Time table
ECE 151 | daily from Frankfurt
Departure around 8.00am from Frankfurt Hbf
- via Mannheim Hbf
Arrival around 10.00am at Ringsheim/Europa-Park
Please refer to the Deutsche Bahn website for the exact departure times.
ECE 52 | daily from Milan
Departure around 11.00am from Milan
- via Stresa, Domodossola, Brig, Visp, Spiez, Thun, Bern, Olten, Basel SBB, Basel Bad, Freiburg Hbf
Arrival around 5.00pm at Ringsheim / Europa-Park
Please refer to the website of the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) for the exact departure times
Europa-Park & Rulantica-Bus
An exclusive bus will take you to the main entrance of Europa-Park from the ‘Ringsheim / Europa-Park’ train station in a few minutes (route 7231/7200). The public bus runs daily and commutes regularly between the Ringsheim train station, Rulantica, the ‘Bell Rock’ themed hotel and Europa-Park.
The bus journey from Ringsheim to Rust costs:
- €2.50 for a single ticket
- €5 for a return ticket
- 2 people €7
- Up to 5 people €13.
- Children pay €1.70 or €3.40 respectively
(February 2022)
The current overview of bus times can be downloaded as a PDF here.
Environmental issues are particularly important to Roland Mack: “Everyone is talking about climate protection and the changes people have in their mobility behaviour. An improved rail connection for Europa-Park is therefore a first-class sustainability project. The rail connection is a very high priority for Europa-Park.”
The mayor of the community of Ringsheim, Pascal Weber, is of course also looking forward to the new development: “To have a long-distance traffic stop in our small local community is of course a tailwind for our tourism in town and the region. For a long time now, we have been closely working with Europa-Park. In the meantime, in our common tourist area with the community of Rust, we have welcomed yet another visitor magnet, thanks to the water world Rulantica. In a nutshell, the long-distance traffic stop is ideal for climate protection, tourism, and also for our citizens in Ringsheim and the whole region.”
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On 10. December 2021, the train stop ‘Ringsheim’ was renamed to ‘Ringsheim/Europa-Park’.
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