Europa-Park introduces a new highlight: visitors can now enjoy the iconic sketches “Die Polizeihauptwache” and “Der Kinderwagen” by Swiss comedian Emil Steinberger daily in the Märchenwald-Kino. Titled “12 Minutes of Laughter with Emil,” the show brings Swiss cultural heritage to guests in German, French, and Swiss German.
Daily Showtimes at Märchenwald-Kino
In Grimms Märchenwald, Emil Steinberger’s sketches deliver top-notch entertainment. Performances run daily starting at 09:15 AM. German-language shows take place at 10:15, 12:15, 14:15, and 16:15, with an additional 18:15 show during extended park hours. Swiss German performances are scheduled at 10:30, 12:30, 14:30, and 16:30, with an 18:30 slot if the park stays open later. French-language shows occur at 10:45, 12:45, 14:45, and 16:45, with an 18:45 performance during longer hours. The program unites generations, offering joyful moments for all visitors.
Swiss Humor from a Legend
At 92, Emil Steinberger, a celebrated cabaret artist, actor, and writer, has captivated millions across Switzerland, Germany, and Austria with his sharp wit. His sketches, including “Die Polizeihauptwache” with its memorable line “What’s that, a bomb outside? That’s quite a surprise!” and “Der Kinderwagen” with the distinctive “Ja tu-tu-tu-tu-tu!”, remain timeless classics. Steinberger is hailed as a living legend whose work retains its freshness and relevance.
Emil’s Enthusiasm for Europa-Park
Steinberger praises Europa-Park as a vibrant place where people from many countries come together. He finds the park’s warm atmosphere perfectly suited to his humor. He is especially delighted that his sketches are now shown daily in multiple languages at the Märchenwald-Kino. For him, “12 Minutes of Laughter with Emil” is a wonderful way to share his life’s work with an international audience.
A Slice of Culture Without Borders
Europa-Park enriches its offerings with this charming piece of Swiss culture. The sketches at Märchenwald-Kino prove that humor transcends language barriers. Visitors delight in Steinberger’s keen observations of everyday life, which spark laughter and boost the park’s cheerful vibe.
