Phantasialand Actualités des parcs

Phantasialand will kick off the new park year on March 28, 2026, with a real highlight. For the second consecutive year, visitors have named it Germany’s best theme park. But that’s not all — the team from Brühl has also secured a clean triple at the Parkscout Audience Award 2025/26, taking first place for best food and beverage, best event with Wintertraum, and best theme park overall. It’s a clear verdict from those who know it best: the guests themselves. “To be honored in this...

While many theme parks are raising ticket prices and sparking public frustration, Phantasialand in Brühl is sending a clear message to families. Voted Germany’s best theme park for the second year in a row by the visitors themselves, the park is keeping its promise: The experience must remain accessible to everyone, especially families. Tickets start at just 29 euros on every single day – including weekends and school holidays. With its dynamic pricing model, Phantasialand lets guests...

January 2026 at Phantasialand delivered a classic seasonal pattern with extreme contrasts: The month kicked off with heavy crowds, then quickly turned into a paradise for coaster fans who wanted to ride almost without waiting. On January 2, the park reached 71 percent capacity with an average wait time of 24.7 minutes across all attractions. By January 15, capacity had dropped to just 10 percent and waits to only 8.1 minutes. Toward the end of the month, numbers rose slightly again but stayed...

Phantasialand in Brühl, Germany, has launched presale tickets priced at €29 for every day of operation, including weekends, public holidays, and school vacation periods—a first for the theme park. The offer is intended to make family visits more affordable amid rising living costs. “We want everyone to have the chance to enjoy time with their family here and dive into our themed worlds—completely regardless of the weekday or holidays,” said Birgit Reckersdrees, marketing director...