Match the list to the length of stay
Europa-Park is arranged as countries. That sounds cute until you zigzag Iceland and the hyper twice. One day: three coasters and stop. Two days: add Euro-Mir, Eurosat, Matterhorn-Blitz and the rest of the walk.
| Ride | The job it does | Listed specs |
|---|---|---|
| Silver Star | B&M hyper. Airtime, no inversions, 140 cm. | 127 km/h / 79 mph · 73 m / 240 ft · 140 cm / 55 in min |
| blue fire Megacoaster | Mack launch in Iceland. Indoor station, four inversions, 130 cm. | 100 km/h / 62 mph · 38 m / 125 ft · 4 inversions · 130 cm / 51 in min |
| Voltron Nevera | 2024 multi-launch with inversions. 130 cm. Have a fallback. | 100 km/h / 62 mph · 7 inversions · 130 cm / 51 in min |
| WODAN - Timburcoaster | Wooden coaster in Iceland. 120 cm mixed-height share. | 100 km/h / 62 mph · 40 m / 131 ft · 120 cm / 47 in min |
A one-day walking order
Finish Iceland (blue fire, Wodan) as a block. Voltron next if it is running. Silver Star when you are already on that side of the resort — not as a hike from Iceland at close.
What you can skip on day one
Euro-Mir if spinning is a maybe. Eurosat if you already have a family indoor coaster at home. The countries themselves are not skippable — they are why this park is a weekend — but they do not all need a coaster credit attached.
Common questions
What are the best rides at Europa-Park?
Silver Star (hyper, 140 cm), blue fire (launch, 130 cm), Voltron Nevera (2024 launch, 130 cm), and Wodan (wood, 120 cm).
Is one day enough at Europa-Park?
Enough for those four if you are disciplined. Not enough for the resort. Stay over if you can.