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Rulantica is the water world of the Europa-Park Resort in Rust. Indoors and outdoors you'll find slides, rivers, a wave pool and warm pools in a Nordic setting. Here you can read all about the attractions, food, shops and practical matters.

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Discover Rulantica

What is Rulantica?

Rulantica is a water world that's open all year round. The park tells the story of a mysterious Nordic island, with merfolk, trolls, a frozen sea serpent and the cheerful mascot Snorri, a six-armed octopus. There are more than 40 slides and attractions, for families, daredevils and anyone who wants to relax.

The water is 27 to 32 °C, the air in the hall 30 to 34 °C. Rulantica is on the edge of Rust, opposite Hotel Krønasår and a few minutes from Europa-Park.

Guests in the wave pool Surf Fjørd at Rulantica with sunlight streaming through the windows
Overview of the indoor themed area Skip Strand with a pirate ship at Rulantica

The areas

  • Vinterhal: the ice palace with the frozen sea serpent Svalgur and the big tube slides.
  • Rangnakor: the town on stilts with the drop slides Dugdrob and Vildfål.
  • Nordiskturn: the 30-metre tower with the racing slide Vikingløp.
  • Lumåfals: the cave with the wave pool Surf Fjørd.
  • Skip Strand and Trølldal: play areas for children.
  • Skog Lagune and Frigg Tempel: warm pools for relaxing.
  • Svalgurok, Dynstrønd and Snorri Strand: the outdoor areas, open only from May to September inclusive.
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Opening times:

Daily from 9:30 to 22:00. From 16 to 27 November 2026 inclusive Rulantica is closed for maintenance, as it is on 24 and 25 December. On New Year's Eve it closes at 19:00.

Prices:

A day ticket costs €38 to €54, an evening ticket (from 17:00) €35 to €46.50 and a Moonlight ticket (from 19:00) €28 to €34 (as of November 2026). Book online: the ticket desk only sells tickets if there's space, with a surcharge.

Staying overnight:

Hotel Krønasår is directly opposite Rulantica. Guests at the resort's hotels can get in from 9:00.

Hyggedal

Above the Lumålunda restaurant is Hyggedal, the sauna and wellness area of over 1,000 m² with views over the water world. There are three textile-free saunas (sauna "lille", sauna "stor" and the KOTA Sauna Chalet on the terrace), the Damp Huset steam room, two outdoor terraces and the Hygge Sauna-Bar.

You'll need the Hyggedal Rulantica Ticket (€52 to €68, including Rulantica, as of November 2026). Under-12s aren't allowed in Hyggedal; the saunas and steam room are for ages 16 and up.

Quiet wooden-style seating area in the Hyggedal sauna area at Rulantica
Mascot Snorri poses with children by the play castle Snorri’s Spelaborg at Rulantica

Events and seasons

Every day from 17:00 the Frigg Tempel hosts Rulantica Vibes, with warm water, cocktails and DJ music. There's also daily yoga in Nordiskturn and a meet & greet with Snorri. Children aged 4 to 11 can earn the Snorri-Rutschabzeichen, a sliding certificate, at Skip Strand.

In winter the season is called Vinterglanz (28 November 2026 to 10 January 2027), followed by the festival of light Nordlyfest (until 19 March 2027). On Saturday 5 December 2026 there's a Mitternachtsparty until midnight.

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Extra comfort

Want a reserved spot? With your ticket you can book a Komfort Sofa or Loft Sofa for two people (from €52) or a Komfort Hydda in Rangnakor for up to four people (from €350, as of November 2026). In Nordiskturn there are suites with their own access to Vikingløp. A new building, Nørd Havn, is also on the way, with a restaurant and extra loungers; the park is aiming for late 2027.

A guest relaxes on a lounger by the steaming water of the Frigg Tempel at Rulantica

Book online

Rulantica has limited capacity. With an online ticket for a fixed date, you can be sure you'll get in.

Bring a towel

Towel hire is only available to hotel guests. Bring your own or buy one in the shops.

Use the app

The Europa-Park & Rulantica App shows live waiting times at the slides. Our own waiting times page shows them too.

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