Discover EP-Express
Our tips:
- Handy for getting around
- For hotel guests
- Also suitable for pregnant women
EP-Express
The EP-Express is one of the ways to get around Europa-Park. Since 1995, the train has run about 6 metres above the park. It stops at the stations "Alexanderplatz" (Germany), "Greece", "Spain" and "Hotels".
The concept
The EP-Express was built by AEG von Roll. Each train seats 93 people. A full circuit takes around 13 minutes. You can use it as a round trip or to get to another themed area quickly.
The Experience
From up high, you can see the bustling park life below you. It gives you a good overview of the themed areas and attractions. The station in Greece has white walls with light blue accents and large jugs. The "Hotels" station is the perfect starting point for hotel guests.
Discover EP-Express
Handy for getting around
With the EP-Express you can get from one part of the park to another quickly, for example from Spain back to the front of the park.
For hotel guests
The "Hotels" station is only accessible to guests of the themed hotels.
Also suitable for pregnant women
According to the park, the EP-Express is suitable for pregnant women.
Visitor information
There is no minimum height. Children under 1.20 metres must be accompanied by an adult. Children under 6 must be accompanied by an adult. The train is suitable for pregnant women.
A bird's-eye view
The EP-Express is ideal for getting an overview at the start of your day. It's also handy if you're tired at the end of the day and want to get back quickly.
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