Location: Erding, Germany Years Active: 1999 – Active Therme Erding, located near Munich, Germany, is the largest spa and water park in Europe. It features over 185,000 square meters of attractions, including thermal baths, wave pools, water slides, and a massive sauna area. Known for its tropical environment, it caters to families and wellness seekers…
Location: Rust, Germany Years Active: 2019 – Active Rulantica isn’t just another splash zone. This place has a story! Vikings, myths, the whole atmosphere takes you on a wild water journey. Want to hear the real deal? It’s got those classic water park thrills – twisty slides, lazy rivers, all that good stuff. But the…
Location: Immenstadt, Germany Years Active: 2018 – Active Tired of the same-old theme park scene? Looking for thrills surrounded by nature, not neon lights? Alpsee Bergwelt offers something refreshingly different. Ditch the crowds and step into a world of classic mountain fun. Ride the Alpsee Coaster, a twisting toboggan that whips through the forest. Take…
Location: Krausnick-Groß Wasserburg, Germany Years Active: 2004 – Active Want a taste of the tropics without leaving Europe? Tropical Islands Germany delivers a quirky, one-of-a-kind getaway. This place is an odd gem – a sprawling beach party crammed inside a massive old airship hangar. You won’t find sleek and modern here. It’s a bit chaotic…
Location: Minden, Germany Years Active: 2007 – Active Potts Park isn’t your average theme park. Nestled in Minden, Germany, this place mixes physics with pure fun. Forget stuffy science lessons – here, you’ll ride coasters that defy gravity and swing on contraptions inspired by Newton himself. It’s the perfect mix of thrills and brains. Families…
Location: Wolfratshausen, Germany Years Active: 1970 – Active Freizeitpark Märchenwald im Isartal isn’t trying to impress anyone. This place, hidden in the woods near Wolfratshausen, has been serving up old-school fairy tale vibes since 1970. Think charmingly outdated rides, wandering paths, and just a hint of weirdness. If you’re looking for a sugar-coated Disney experience,…
Location: Glowe, Germany Years Active: 2008 – Active Imagine the roar of a T-rex echoing through the trees. That’s Dinosaur Land, tucked away on Germany’s Rügen Island. It’s not just life-sized dinosaurs (though they’ve got those in spades). This place brings the prehistoric era back with a jolt. Get ready to feel the rumble beneath…
Location: Kalkar, Germany Years Active: 1995 – Active Wunderland Kalkar, located in Kalkar, Germany, is a unique amusement park built on the site of a never-commissioned nuclear power plant. It features over 40 family-friendly attractions, including rides, a climbing wall, and a swing carousel. The park also offers inclusive food and drink packages and hotel…
Location: Bottrop, Germany Years Active: 1777 – Active Schloss Beck is a time warp. Picture this a slightly run-down castle, brightly colored carnival rides, and a surprising dose of kitsch. It’s the kind of place where you might find a dragon slide next to a dusty suit of armor. If you love the bizarre, this…
Location: Geiselwind, Germany Years Active: 1969 – Active Freizeit-Land Geiselwind is weird. Like, really weird. Think faded paint, slightly unsettling animatronics, and rides that make you wonder if they’ll make it through the season. It’s definitely not for everyone. If a squeaky-clean, high-tech park is your jam, avoid this place at all costs! But here’s…
