France: Parc Astérix, Walibi
Belgium: Walibi
Germany: Europapark, Phantasialand, Legoland
Denmark: Legoland
Netherlands: Efteling
Poland: Energylandia
Spain: Port Aventura
Italy: Gardaland
Denmark: LegolandThese are amusement parks with shops, not malls with some rides like Disneyland.
These are amusement parks with shops, not malls with some rides like Disneyland.
Ouch
Conserning the Netherlands: the Efteling is great, it’s themed on European fairy tales! It’s a very nice park for all ages.
Another nice, yet smaller park for the Netherlands is Toverland.
I’ve not been myself but I know two people who have and swear it was great at Efterling
Absolutely! Something very different, well designed, and huge. Highly recommend.
Europapark in Rust
I heard good things about this park, but didn’t have time to visit when I was close by :(
Was it super crowded? I heard that it is really popular but someone said it’s quite big so crowds are not a problem?
You can expect to wait an hour for a coaster on full days… But it helps to go early in the morning. And ride less popular coasters. Also in the evening, I remember riding silver star with 10 minutes queue time.
Okay then would have to treat it as a really crowded park and have planned it so (like you said, early mornings and evenings). Thanks for the info, will make it more enjoyable once I get to go!
That one is awesome - one of Europes best parks
I’ve been to Phantasialand once, it was quite nice, very good vibe and decorations
Is this the park somewhat close to Cologne (Köln)? I ended up there once by accident while backpacking and took basically a random Flixbus. Looked nice indeed!
(I don’t recommend taking random Flixbuses for amusement)
Yes, I think so! This one: https://www.phantasialand.de/en/
Ah yes Brühl was the name of that area!
