Europapark opens earlier than planned - visitors can test new attractions for the first time
Created: 02/18/2022, 11:42 am
By: Valentin Betz
On a pre-opening weekend (March 19th and 20th), Europapark opens its doors to visitors again a week before the official start of the season.
© IMAGO / Petra Schneider
At the end of March, the winter break at Europapark will be over.
If you can hardly wait for your first visit, you have the chance to do so the weekend before.
Rust - There are enough sights in Baden-Württemberg that everyone can visit all year round - some even have different charms depending on the season.
The Europapark, on the other hand, is not open all the time, but takes a short break every year.
For fans who visit Europapark regularly, this is of course a tough time.
In 2022, this will end on March 26th, and the operators have even brought the official start of the season forward by one day.
As reported
by Parkerlebnis
, there is a very special offer for the most impatient this year: On March 19th and 20th, Europapark will open in advance as part of the "Pre-Opening Weekend", as reported by BW24*.
Europapark: Pre-opening weekend gives first insights into new attractions in 2022
For fans, this is of course great news, which was sparsely sown recently.
Europapark announced that it would make admission more expensive in 2022, which was not well received by visitors.
However, the operators are already working in the background to offer new attractions.
In addition, Europapark is also dismantling attractions to make room for new things.
Fans of the leisure facility in Rust should also be happy that all the attractions that have already been completed will be accessible on the pre-opening weekend.
Of course, the operators cannot ignore the current Corona Ordinance in Baden-Württemberg.
Therefore, hygiene rules continue to apply in Europapark, access is based on 2G - so only vaccinated and recovered people are allowed to visit.
Pre-opening weekend at Europapark: Visitors can experience the revamped attraction
The attractions open to visitors on the pre-opening weekend also include the "jungle raft ride", which was converted by Europapark after a racism scandal.
The ride is located in the "Austria" theme area and will probably be called "Josefina's Imperial Magic Journey" from now on.
The attraction should shine in a “splendid robe” after “extensive renovation”.
However, Parkerlebnis
questions whether the conversion of the boat trip has already been completely completed, because the reopening was originally planned for the 2023 season.
*BW24 is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
