[Inventory] Top 10 Theme Parks In Germany Are All Over The Place, Let's Play Outdoors When The Weather Is Good

A beautiful autumn day is a good time to go to the playground. The epidemic situation in European countries is on the rise again. I want to go out to play, I want to take my baby to have a good childhood, but I don’t want to leave Germany. Where should I go? Let's take a look at the Top 10 theme playgrounds in Germany---

Quoting the German media, "Anyone who claims that amusement parks are just places for children to go, either he has never been there, or he does not go there under the pretext of not having children." In fact, almost every one of the more than 100 amusement parks in Germany One has facilities for all ages, from the fairytale forest for kids to the 127km/h roller coaster for adults, there is something for everyone.

So with so many amusement parks in Germany, which ones are particularly worth visiting? Travelcircus has developed five criteria to evaluate amusement parks in Germany and ranked them in the Top 10.

- Value for money: Compare the number of rides included in the ticket

-Evaluation: This comparison is very simple and rude, directly select Google evaluation

- Popularity: based on the number of searches on Google in the past 24 months

- Appropriate age group: the proportion of facilities that can be played by different age groups

- Instagram popularity: rated by the number of posts with each park's hashtag

A maximum of 5 points are awarded for each criterion, for a total of 25 points.

10TH Place: Skyline Park 19.02 Points

Tickets:

39.95€ (height above 1.5 meters)

30.5€ (between 1.1 meters and 1.49 meters in height)

The Skyline Park is the largest amusement park in Bavaria, next to the amusement park and the Bavarian health resort Bad Wörishofen is also famous for its thermal baths.

9TH Place: Serengeti Park 19.29 Points

Tickets:

38.5€s (over 13 years old)

28.5€ (3-12 years old)

This amusement park in Lower Saxony received the best value for money score (4.3). In addition to the "Abenteuer Safari" amusement park with more than 40 entertainment facilities, Serengeti Park also has a large safari park where you can encounter various exotic animals, such as rhinos, giraffes, little orangutans, etc.

8TH: Bayern Park 19.39

Tickets:

27€ (from 1.4 meters high)

Free for children under 1 meter

Bayern Park scored highly in the 'age-appropriate' segment (4.79). In addition to entertainment facilities for all ages, there is also an animal park. Lynx, sika deer, Barbary macaque and other cute animals live here. Of course, compared to the animals in the ninth-ranked Serengeti Park, it is still slightly inferior. But for friends in Bavaria, the principle of proximity can choose Bayern Park in Regensburg.

7TH: Movie Park Germany 19.53 Points

Tickets:

29.9€-50€ (Adult)

29.9€ - 44.9€ (4-11 years old)

Free for under 4 years old

Movie Park Germany in Bottrop-Kirchhellen in NRW is a favorite among movie fans. Seven themed areas and multiple rides, all set in the movie. Like a Star Trek-themed roller coaster. Friends who can't go to Universal Studios temporarily can have fun here.

6TH Place: Erlebnispark Tripsdrill 19.97 Points

Tickets:

37€ (over 12 years old)

31€ (4-11 years old)

Considered the oldest amusement park in Germany, it celebrated its 90th anniversary in 2019. Treffentrill in Bavarian is a paradise especially for children. Of course, it also scored a high score of 4.71 in the "suitable for all ages" rating items, that is, adults can also have many play facilities to choose from.

5TH: Hansa Park 20.37 Points

Tickets:

42 € (12+ years old)

33 € (4-12 years old)

The Hansa Park in Sierksdorf is right next to the sea and offers many water sports in addition to traditional rides. It is suitable for senior amusement park players who are fatigued by various similar and slightly different amusement facilities to change their tastes.

4TH: Holiday Park 20.82 Points

Tickets:

39.95€ (over 1.4 meters tall)

34.95€ (1m-1,39m in height)

15.5€ (height 85cm-99cm)

Free admission for heights below 85 cm

Holiday Park, a theme park located in Haßloch, Lefa, has a variety of roller coasters that are extremely fun, and it is very worthwhile for friends who love roller coasters to experience. The fun factor here is very high, suitable for people of all ages. On June 26, 2021, the trial operation of a well-known cartoon theme amusement project "Wickieland" was also started, which is very suitable for children to play.

3TH: Heide Park Resort: 21.75 Points

Tickets:

52€ (over 12 years old)

41€ (3-11 years old)

Soltau in Lower Saxony, on the famous Lüneburg Plain, is the second largest amusement park in Germany. Google scores extremely high, reaching 4.5 points.

Heide Park is best known for its various adventure extreme rides, such as the 103-meter-high "free fall" and the completely wooden 1344-meter-long giant roller coaster "Colossos".

It is worth mentioning that in April 2018, a new cartoon-themed project "Peppa Pig Land" was opened here, which is suitable for Peppa pig lovers to come and meet the two little pigs.

2TH: Phantasialand 22.07 Points

Tickets:

54.5€ (over 12 years old)

44.5€ (4-11 years old)

The theme park Phatasialand in Brühl, between Cologne and Bonn, was selected as one of the ten most popular theme parks in Europe in 2019. In comparison, the area is small, but it also attracts a lot of tourists, and there are about 2 million tourists every year.

Google evaluation score is high, reaching 4.7 points. However, in terms of cost performance, it is slightly worse, less than 4 points, and the price is not so friendly. Small and expensive amusement park, but very fun.

Six immersive themed areas are designed to transport visitors into another world. The "Flying Launch Coaster" is popular, and there are visitors who ride through the Victorian-style "Rookburgh" in the pilot's seat. There is also the world's steepest water slide "Chiapas" in Mexican style.

1TH: Europa Park 24.07 Points

Tickets:

55€ (12+ years old)

47€ (4-11 years old)

Number one is naturally the well-known Europa Park, a paradise for adventurers and a sanctuary for adrenaline lovers.

In 2019, the number of visitors here ranked second in the European theme park ranking with 5.6 million visitors. It ranks second only to Disneyland Paris.

It has a Google score of 4.8 and a perfect 5 in both popularity and Instagram scores.

In Europa Park, 18 themed worlds reproduce the countries of the European continent.

What cannot be ignored is the various amusement facilities here, the most famous of which is the Silver Star roller coaster. Seeing is better than seeing it. Friends who like playgrounds can go and play.