History Ride / EuropaPark

* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers:
** Almost all of the roller coasters were built by Mack Rides, except for two. Silver Star is a Bolliger & Mabillard hypercoaster, while Wodan is a wooden coaster created by the American based Great Coasters International.
** The Panoramabahn is this for two reasons: it's built by American manufacturer Chance-Morgan, and the trains are all the company's C.P. Huntington model, which is explicitly based off an American locomotive, despite the park having no American-themed land.

The park opened in 1975, and it is now home to 13 very high capacity roller coasters and can accommodate up to approximately 60,000 guests per day. It counted about 6 million visitors in 2017, 82 per cent of which didn't come for the first time. The park is owned by the Mack family, also well-known in the theme park space for Creator/MackRides, a major manufacturer of all kinds of amusement attractions Europa-Park often acts as a showcase for many of their new products and innovations.

The park opened in 1975, and it is now home to 13 very high capacity roller coasters and can accommodate up to approximately 60,000 guests per day. It counted about 6 million visitors in 2017, 82 per cent of which didn't come for the first time. Rides are built and maintained by the Mack Rides company, which belongs to the park's owners, the Mack family. They build rollercoasters for other parks all over the world.

Europa-Park is the largest ThemePark resort in UsefulNotes/{{Germany}}, and the second most popular in UsefulNotes/{{Europe}} just behind Ride/DisneylandParis and before Ride/{{Efteling}}. It is located near the town of Rust, in [[UsefulNotes/TheSixteenLandsOfDeutschland Baden-Württemberg]]. The closest big cities are Freiburg im Breisgau and Strasbourg in UsefulNotes/{{France}} on the other side of the Rhine.

Europa-Park is the largest ThemePark resort in UsefulNotes/{{Germany}}, and the second most popular in UsefulNotes/{{Europe}} just behind Ride/DisneylandParis and before Ride/{{Efteling}}. It is located near the town of Rust, in [[UsefulNotes/TheSixteenLandsOfDeutschland Baden-Württemberg]]. The closest big cities are Freiburg im Breisgau and Strasbourg in France on the other side of the Rhine.

* DarkestAfrica: The park has its own equivalent of ''Ride/JungleCruise''.

Europa-Park is the largest ThemePark resort in UsefulNotes/{{Germany}}, and the second most popular in UsefulNotes/{{Europe}} just behind Ride/DisneylandParis and before Ride/{{Efteling}}. It is located near the town of Rust, in [[UsefulNotes/TheSixteenLandsOfDeutschland Baden-Württemberg]]. The closest big cities are Freiburg im Breisgau and the French city of Strasbourg.

The park's main theme encompasses Europe's various cultural features, [[NationalStereotypes stereotypes]] and [[HollywoodAtlas landmarks]] in nations-themed areas. Some rides are pretty much copycats of Disney attractions, though there has been an effort to differentiate them in recent years. The park's symbols include UsefulNotes/TheEuropeanUnion's flag's blue color and yellow stars[[note]]although nations that are not part of the EU such as Switzerland, Norway or Russia are represented in the park[[/note]] and a MockyMouse, Ed Euromaus. Famous landmarks include the giant silver Epcot-ish sphere that houses the "[=EuroSat=]" rollercoaster, the panoramic "[=EuroTower=]" and rollercoasters such as "Silver Star" [[note]]73 meters high, tallest in Europe until 2012[[/note]], "Blue Fire", "Wodan" and "[=EuroMir=]". Since 2019 the park has a water park expansion called "Rulantica".

The park's main theme encompasses Europe's various cultural features, [[NationalStereotypes stereotypes]] and [[HollywoodAtlas landmarks]] in nations-themed areas. Some rides are pretty much copycats of Disney attractions, though there has been an effort to differentiate them in recent years. The park's symbols include UsefulNotes/TheEuropeanUnion's flag's blue color and yellow stars[[note]]although nations that are not part of the EU such as Switzerland, Norway or Russia are represented in the park[[/note]] and a MockyMouse, [[http://schuli22.beepworld.de/files/euromaus.jpg Ed Euromaus]]. Famous landmarks include the giant silver Epcot-ish sphere that houses the "[=EuroSat=]" rollercoaster, the panoramic "[=EuroTower=]" and rollercoasters such as "Silver Star" [[note]]73 meters high, tallest in Europe until 2012[[/note]], "Blue Fire", "Wodan" and "[=EuroMir=]". Since 2019 the park has a water park expansion called "Rulantica".

** [[Myth/RussianMythologyAndTales winter-related fairy tales]] and UsefulNotes/TheSpaceRace for UsefulNotes/{{Russia}}.

* {{Prehistoria}}: The dark ride "Madame Freudenreich's Curiosities" mainly features animatronic dinosaurs, who live with the titular old lady. Formerly a purely dinosaur-centric experience titled "Universe of Energy" after the [[Ride/EllensEnergyAdventure Epcot attraction]].

* MerchandiseDriven: Many rides dump guests into their themed gift shops.

* TheGrotesque: A great many animatronics of the HauntedHouse fall in this category.

* {{Pirate}}s: The park's pirates-themed dark ride, "Piraten in Batavia", was notable for not featuring the usual [[Ride/PiratesOfTheCaribbean Caribbean]] setting. It instead takes place in the FarEast, during the 17th century Dutch colonization of UsefulNotes/{{Indonesia}}, with a pirate raid on Jakarta (known as Batavia until 1942). A German-speaking PirateParrot animatronic could be seen greeting guests atop a street lamp at the ride's entrance. The ride was destroyed by a fire in May 2018, then was rebuilt and reopened in July 2020.

The park opened in 1975, and it is now home to 13 very high capacity roller coasters and can accommodate up to approximately 60,000 guests per day. It counted about 6 million visitors in 2017, 82 per cent of which didn't come for the first time. Rides are built and maintained by the Mack Rides company, which belongs to the park's owners, the Mack Family. They build rollercoasters for other parks all over the world.

The park opened in 1975, and it is now home to 13 very high capacity roller coasters and can accommodate up to approximately 60,000 guests per day. It counted about 6 million visitors in 2017, 82 per cent of which didn't come for the first time. Rides are built and maintained by the Mack Rides company, which owns the park and builds rollercoasters for other parks throughout the world.

** hocolate shops, an [[YodelLand alpine-looking village and yodel music]] for UsefulNotes/{{Switzerland}}.

** [[YodelLand chocolate shops and Yodel music in an alpine-looking village]] for UsefulNotes/{{Switzerland}}.

** [[Myth/RussianMythologyAndTales winter-related fairy tales]] and UsefulNotes/TheSpaceRace for StandardSnippet/{{Russia}}.

* TheThemeParkVersion: Each nation featured in the park is represented through recognizable clichés, cultural traits and landmarks, such as [[YodelLand chocolate shops and Yodel music in an alpine-looking village]] for Switzerland, Santorini Island-styled houses, [[UsefulNotes/AncientGreece a temple of Poseidon]] and [[UsefulNotes/TheTrojanWar the Trojan horse]] for Greece, fish restaurants and a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stave_church stave Church]] for Scandinavia, Delftware and [[LandOfTulipsAndWindmills windmills]] for the Netherlands, a statue of UsefulNotes/JoanOfArc for France, [[Myth/RussianMythologyAndTales winter-related fairy tales]] and UsefulNotes/TheSpaceRace for Russia, and so on and so forth.