Good news for thrill seekers. The German amusement park, Europa-Park, the most popular in Europe after Disneyland Paris which attracts millions of visitors every year near the border with France, will reopen on May 29, first for residents of 'Germany as long as the borders are closed, its management announced on Friday.
The hotels and restaurants of Europa-Park will reopen gradually from May 18, then the park itself on May 29, detailed in a statement the management of the amusement park, which had hosted more than 5, 7 million visitors in 2019.
Wir freuen uns auf euren Besuch ab dem 29.05.2020. 🥳 https://t.co/hzrU9QAGom
- Europa-Park 🎢 (@europa_park) May 8, 2020Located in Rust, in the southwest of Germany, a few kilometers from the south of Alsace particularly affected by the epidemic of coronavirus, Europa-Park had postponed its spring reopening, supposed to take place on March 28, after its traditional phase winter closing.
A limited number of visitors, tickets purchased online
To "minimize the risk of infection" on site, the number of visitors will be limited and tickets will have to be purchased online, markings will be placed on the ground to maintain distances in the queues and the surfaces will be regularly disinfected, explained the park.
The Mack family, owner of the amusement park, hopes to be able to welcome visitors from countries other than Germany again "as soon as cross-border traffic is restored". The new Rulantica water park, which adjoins Europa-Park, remains closed for the moment.
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