Europa-Park news

For almost 10 years, Wartezeiten.APP has shown you how long you’ll have to wait in line at theme parks across Europe. This year, though, we had to ask ourselves an uncomfortable question: Does this project even have a future? Here’s how we got there and what we decided — and why this goes far beyond our own site and matters to every theme park fan. When we launched Wartezeiten.APP, we had one clear, simple goal: All the important data on your favorite parks should be quick and easy to...

Two months after launch, Wartezeiten.APP is on version 1.4.1. 16 store updates sit in between. For the next park day that mostly means this: you can share wait times, the Apple Watch keeps up, live numbers stay put when the signal dies, and 13 offline mini-games wait in the queue with you. The app did not switch jobs. Less guesswork before the gates, less guesswork once you are inside. It arrived in the App Store at the end of June 2026 as a native iOS app with Apple Watch, built for iOS 26....

Seventy young people are starting vocational training or a dual study program at Europa-Park Erlebnis-Resort and at MACK Rides. All planned training positions are filled. In the years ahead, they will work in hospitality and food service as well as in the commercial and technical jobs of the family company. The 70 newcomers are spread across 29 training occupations and four degree programs, from hospitality and food service through commercial and technical jobs to many other fields. They will...

The first Euro-Mir train of the morning does not roll until the shop has already had its hands on the hardware. And a full train on Voltron Nevera powered by Rimac will sometimes simply stop. Episode 5 of FRONT ROW, Europa-Park's monthly magazine, runs 13 minutes and 28 seconds through that world: the technology behind Euro-Mir and Voltron Nevera powered by Rimac, the September calendar, the unfinished shell of the new employee cafeteria Coasteria, official building bricks and a conversation...