Family day out at Europa-Park

From now on, travellers from 15 years old can take up to four children until 14 years old with them for free on long distance trains, even if they are not related. Children, who travel for free, must be noted on the ticket.

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The Europa-Park JUNIOR CLUB is an online learning and play platform for children aged 3+ and free of charge. This interactive learning and play offer inspires children and motivates them to want to learn more. And the fun continues at Europa-Park! After riding various attractions, stars are waiting to be collected by the children and exchanged for new items online.

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If your child is too small to go on the ride, you can ride separately. One parent rides first and asks the staff about Baby Switch. You will then receive a Baby Switch pass so that your partner can ride the same ride without queueing. That way, your child never has to wait alone and you don't have to miss out. Please speak to our staff with your child in order to be able to use Baby Switch. Baby Switch is available at all attractions that you cannot ride with your child.

Should your child get lost: Lost children will be accompanied by a member of staff to the Information Office by the Lake or to the Main Entrance. Stickers to write names and phone numbers on are available in all Information Offices free of charge.

There are several ways to find out which attractions are suitable for your child's age and height. You can use the website filters, interactive Europa-Park map, our app, printed park map (download PDF), and information boards at the attractions. Checking suitability before queueing will ensure that the whole family has a great day out.

Quick and easy access to the themed areas: As well as providing great views of the park, our round trips with the EP Express (stations in Spain, Germany, and Greece), Panorama Train and Monorail (Stations in Iceland and Luxembourg) are a great way to travel between the themed areas!

In front of each attraction in the park there is a sign indicating safety requirements and restrictions. Some rides have a minimum height and age requirement for children (e.g. 11, 140, i.e. 11 years old and 140 cm tall). Some rides also have a maximum height. These safety regulations are set by TÜV and must be strictly adhered to.

Some attractions have age and height restrictions - these are provided by the TÜV (German Safety Standards Authority) and must be followed strictly. 'Fit for Kids' - Europa-Park is the first theme park in the world to obtain a safety certificate from the TÜV especially created to ensure the safety of children.

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Baby Service: glückskind-Lounge by dm is a special lounge facility, located in Italy, where you can feed your baby, take a rest, or get professional hints and tips. Our employees will help you chose the right HIPP meal for your baby.

Tired little legs: A whole day at Europa-Park can be exhausting for little legs. A limited number of buggies are available to hire, for a small fee, at the Main Entrance and the park entrance of the resort hotels. Please note: these prams are only suitable for children who can sit up by themselves as lying down is not possible. 

Al fresco: Take a break and enjoy your own food in one of the idyllic picnic areas.

Restaurants: Refuel in one of our 50 authentic restaurants, snacks bars, and cafés with a total of 9,000 seats - 3,000 of which are outside!

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Are you looking for a souvenir or gift for your friends back home? Whether it be an Ed Euromaus cuddly toy, soft Europa-Park towels or garments from Europa-Park's own clothing collection, you will find the perfect gift in our shops or online.

Action photo or video of your ride: As a special memento of your personal ride experience, or as proof of your courage, there are action photos or videos at many attractions that you can take home with you. Smile!