Discover Euro-Mir
Our tips:
- Last chance
- Queue virtually with VirtualLine
- First up, then backwards
Euro-Mir
Euro-Mir is the roller coaster in the Russia themed area. The ride opened in 1997 and winds around large, mirrored towers. According to the park, Euro-Mir will keep running until the end of the 2026/2027 winter season.
The concept
The round cars spin on their own axis during the ride, sometimes to the left and then to the right again. The park describes it as a fast roller coaster; each train seats 16 people and the ride lasts about five minutes.
The Experience
It starts gently: you slowly spiral up to a height of 28 metres. Then comes a dive at up to 80 km/h. After that, hills, drops, a fast straight and a tight turn follow one another until you come to a halt in a black hole. Forces reach up to 4 g.
Discover Euro-Mir
Last chance
According to the park, Euro-Mir will run until the end of the 2026/2027 winter season. A new space-themed area will be built on this site by 2028.
Queue virtually with VirtualLine
With VirtualLine in the Europa-Park & Rulantica App you can book a time slot for this attraction for free. Places are limited and you can only queue virtually for one attraction at a time per ticket.
First up, then backwards
The cars spin on their axis, so you ride parts of the track backwards. If you're sensitive to spinning, it's best not to go straight after eating.
Visitor information
You must be at least 1.30 metres tall. The maximum height is 1.95 metres. The minimum age is 8. There is no accompanied-riding option. With the Baby-Switch, parents with young children don't have to queue twice: one parent rides while the other waits with the child, then swaps in. The ride is not permitted for pregnant women.
Farewell to a classic
Euro-Mir has been part of Europa-Park for almost thirty years. If you still want to ride it, you'll need to be there this winter.
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