How do you get to Europa-Park?
Getting to Europa-Park
Europa-Park is in Rust in Baden-Württemberg, in the corner where Germany, France and Switzerland meet. From the Netherlands you drive there via the A5, the motorway along the Rhine from Frankfurt to Basel. Rulantica and the hotels are a few minutes from the park.
By car
On the A5, take exit 57b Rust. From the north, follow the A5 towards Basel; from the south, towards Frankfurt. The address for your satnav is Europa-Park-Straße 2, 77977 Rust. For Rulantica it's Roland-Mack-Ring 1, 77977 Rust.
Parking
Parking costs €10 per car per day (€12 from 20 March 2027, as of November 2026). At the main entrance there is Reserviertes Parken for €32. Rulantica has its own car park at €10 per day.
Motorhomes
Motorhomes and caravans longer than 5.50 metres park next to Silver Lake City for €20. Overnight stays in the car park are not allowed.
Charging
The resort has 133 charging points, 6 of which are rapid chargers. Many of them are in car park A.
By train and bus
The nearest station is Ringsheim/Europa-Park. All TGV INOUI trains to and from Freiburg also stop there; from Paris-Est it takes 2 hours and 34 minutes. The Eurocity-Express between Frankfurt and Milan stops there twice a day. From the station, bus routes 7231, 570 and 572 take you to the park, the hotels and Rulantica in a few minutes. A single ticket costs €3.20 (children €2.10, as of December 2025).
Flixbus also runs to the resort. From Switzerland there's the EUROBUS.
By plane
The nearest airports are Black Forest Airport Lahr (20 km), Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden and Strasbourg (both 64 km) and EuroAirport Basel (90 km). Frankfurt (240 km) is also within reach. Hotel guests can book a shuttle, for example from Strasbourg airport for €210 per trip (up to 7 people, as of November 2026).