Were you itching to go to Europa Park, but you had some reservations about the formalities that were required because of the health crisis? Well, it's getting better on both sides of the border. You can therefore, since Monday, return to see in peace (or almost) the pirates of Batavia or cut the air aboard the roller coaster without red tape. In a press release, the leisure park announces the end of access restrictions to Europa Park but also to Rulantica, the water park, as well as in themed hotels, to the Camp Resort or to the Europa-Park campsite without presenting a certificate vaccination, negative screening test or proof of cure.
Further reductions in access measures, however dependent on the current incidence rate over seven rolling days in the canton of Ortenau and published by the Robert Koch institute.
As a result, conditions may change further in the future and it is strongly recommended, on each visit, to consult the access conditions in Germany and to Europa-Park.
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Online reservation and barrier gestures
The only access conditions for these coming days are to have booked an entry ticket online to access Europa-Park, the Rulantica aquatic world and the Yullbe virtual reality experiences.
The barrier measures are nevertheless still in force, warns the park.
Wearing a mask will remain compulsory in closed rooms, such as in the cinema or restaurants.
Outside, in queues, it should be worn only when it is impossible to maintain a physical distance of at least 1.50 meters.
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