The most popular amusement parks in Germany: This is what admission will cost in 2025
Spectacular roller coasters, exciting shows and lots of delicious food and sweets. A visit to an amusement park can be a great day out for the whole family. And there is a huge selection of different parks to choose from, no matter which region of Germany you live in, the nearest amusement park is always close enough to make a day trip worthwhile.
Some German theme parks are still closed for the winter until March, while others are now open almost all year round or offer an alternative program to what is offered in the high season. But a visit - especially with a large family - is now an expensive pleasure in many parks. We asked many larger theme parks in Germany whether they will increase their admission prices for the 2025 high season and how high they will be.
As in the previous year, Germany's largest amusement park is increasing its prices in 2025. The price increase of around 5 percent is due to increased operating costs.
The price changes at Europa-Park Rust:
Theentrance prices are valid from March 22, 2025 and may vary depending on the day of the visit. They are also only valid if purchased online. Tickets at the box office cost 10 euros more. The cheapest tickets are available in the HALLOWinter special from November 3 to 28, 2025.
- Day ticket for children aged four and over and seniors: 44 to 62.50 euros (previously 52 to 59.50 euros)
- Day ticket for children aged twelve and over and adults: 52 to 73 euros (previously 61.50 to 69.50 euros)
- Two-day ticket for children aged four and over and seniors: 81 to 114.50 euros (previously 96 to 109 euros)
- Two-day ticket for children aged twelve and over and adults: 98 to 138 euros (previously 116.50 to 131.50 euros)
- ResortPass Silver Children from four and seniors: 255 euros (previously 225 euros)
- ResortPass Gold Children from four and seniors: 415 euros (previously 385 euros)
- ResortPass Silver Children from twelve and adults: 295 euros (previously 265 euros)
- ResortPass Gold children from twelve and adults: 475 euros (previously 445 euros)
You can find an overview of all planned prices in the park'sonline ticket shop .
The Tripsdrill adventure park will also be welcoming visitors again from Saturday, March 22, 2025. The prices for day tickets have changed only slightly compared to last year. The ticket prices always include admission to the wildlife park belonging to the park.
The Tripsdrill Adventure Park is one of the most popular amusement parks in Germany.
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The price changes in Tripsdrill:
In Tripsdrill, tickets at the box office cost up to 10 euros more than in the online shop. Incidentally, parking is still free there - which is now an exception at many amusement parks.
- Day ticket for children aged four and over and seniors: 35.50 to 46 euros (previously 35.50 to 40.50 euros)
- Day ticket for children aged twelve and over and adults: 39.50 to 51 euros (previously 39.50 to 44.50 euros)
- Two-day ticket for children and seniors: 51 euros (previously 50.50 euros)
- Two-day ticket for children aged twelve and over and adults: 56 euros (previously 54.50 euros)
- Annual ticket for children and seniors: 115 euros (previously 115 euros)
- Annual ticket for children aged twelve and over and adults: 145 euros (previously 145 euros)
You can find an overview of all planned prices in the park's online ticket shop .
In contrast to many other parks, admission prices at Freizeit-Land Geiselwind are set according to the height of the visitors and not their age. Anyone under one meter tall does not pay admission. Birthday children often get free admission to amusement parks, and at Freizeit-Land Geiselwind even up to seven days after their birthday. The park will be open again from March 29, 2025, and prices will remain the same.
In spring the season starts again at Freizeit-Land Geiselwind.
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The price changes in Freizeit-Land Geiselwind:
- Day ticket (1 to 1.40 meters): 34.50 euros (previously 34.50 euros)
- Day ticket (from 1.40 meters): 44.50 euros (previously 44.50 euros)
- Day ticket for seniors (60 years and older): 37.50 euros (previously 37.50 euros)
- Two-day ticket (1 to 1.40 meters): 44.50 euros (previously 44.50 euros)
- Two-day ticket (from 1.40 meters): 54.50 euros (previously 54.50 euros)
- Annual ticket children (1 meter or 11 years): 105 euros
- Annual ticket adults (from 12 years): 110 euros
You can find an overview of all planned prices in the park's online ticket shop .
The Plohn amusement park in Lengenfeld is Saxony's first park of its kind with over 80 attractions in eight themed worlds. Visitors can explore it during the season from April 17 to November 2, 2025. Children under four years of age and all birthday children from 0 to 99 years of age have free entry with proof.
The Plohn leisure park offers over 80 attractions in the Plohnbachaue nature reserve.
Source: Freizeitpark Plohn
The prices at the Plohn leisure park:
- Day ticket (from 12 years): 39 euros
- Day ticket (4 to 11 years): 33.50 euros
- Day ticket (from 60 years): 31.50 euros
- Annual pass: 90 euros
Note: The entrance prices at the box office are higher than online. You can find an overview of all prices in the park's online ticket shop .
At Hansa-Park Sierksdorf, there will only be a minimal adjustment to the prices of day tickets for the new summer season starting on April 10, 2025. Children under four years of age and birthday children up to twelve will continue to have free admission.
The roller coaster “The Oath of Kärnan” in Hansa-Park Sierksdorf.
Source: IMAGO/Agentur 54 Grad
The price changes at Hansa-Park Sierksdorf:
- Day ticket (from 12 years): 49.50 euros (previously 49 euros)
- Day ticket (4 to 11 years): 39.50 euros (previously 39 euros)
- Day ticket (from 70 years): 39.50 euros (previously 39 euros)
- Annual ticket (pre-sale): 105 euros (previously 105 euros)
- Annual pass (from April 10, 2025): 125 euros (previously 125 euros)
You can find an overview of all planned prices in the park's online ticket shop .
Like most other amusement parks in Germany, the season at Holiday Park will start again in spring, with the fun starting on April 5, 2025. However, a price increase for entry to the park is planned.
When the weather improves, Holiday Park Haßloch once again attracts numerous visitors.
Source: imago images/UJ Alexander
The entrance prices for the Holiday Park:
- Day ticket (over 1.40 meters): 49.50 euros (previously 48.50 euros)
- Day ticket (1 to 1.40 meters): 44 euros (previously 43.50 euros)
- Day ticket (under 1 meter and seniors over 70): 19 euros (previously 17.99 euros)
- Annual ticket (over 1 meter): 120 (previously 99.99 euros)
- Annual ticket (under 1 meter): 70 (previously 49.99 euros)
You can find an overview of all planned prices in the park's online ticket shop .
The Belantis amusement park south of Leipzig will reopen the gates to its Adventure Kingdom on April 5 for the 2025 season. The following applies to admission prices: the earlier you book online, the cheaper the ticket. This is why prices vary. The highest admission price always applies at the box office anyway. Children under four years of age can enter the park free of charge.
The Belantis amusement park has more than 60 attractions and shows to offer.
Source: Belantis
The entrance prices for Belantis Leipzig:
- Day ticket (4 to 10 years): 29.90 to 37.90 euros (day ticket 39.90 euros)
- Day ticket (from 11 years): 32.90 to 44.90 euros
- Annual ticket: 59.90 to 99.90 euros
You can find an overview of all prices in the park’s online ticket shop .
The start of the season at Heide Park in Soltau is also on April 5, 2025. The second largest German amusement park is increasing admission prices only for day tickets with a flexible visit date.
The entrance prices for Heide Park:
- Day ticket: 37 euros (online), 64 euros (on site)
- flexible day ticket: 42 euros (online), 64 euros (on site) – (previously 39 euros (online))
- Annual pass: 139 euros
You can find an overview of all planned prices in the park's online ticket shop .
There are no price increases planned for regular admission prices at Legoland for the 2025 season. The regular season at Legoland begins at the end of March.
Legoland Germany is worth a visit for both young and old Lego fans.
Source: imago images/Tolo Balaguer
The entrance prices at Legoland:
- Day ticket child: 58 euros
- Adult day ticket: 64 euros
- Annual ticket: 99 euros
You can find an overview of all planned prices in the park's online ticket shop .
Phantasialand is one of the amusement parks in Germany that is partially open in winter. The winter season ended this year on January 26th. After that, the park will not reopen for the regular season until April 5th.
Infants always get in free, but need a free ticket. Everyone else pays the regular price.
The entrance prices in Phantasialand:
- Children (up to 3 years): Free admission (previously also free)
- Adults/full-paying adults: 68 euros (previously 64 euros)
You can get a detailed overview of how much tickets cost on which days in the park's online ticket shop .
The Allgäu Skyline Park in Bad Wörishofen in Bavaria will reopen its doors to visitors on March 22nd. The entrance prices have not changed. Only the annual ticket has been increased
The entrance prices in the Allgäu Skyline Park:
- Day ticket (1.10 to 1.49 meters): 35 euros
- Day ticket (from 1.50 meters): 42 euros
- Day ticket for seniors (65 and over): 29 euros
- Two-day ticket (1.10 to 1.49 meters): 53 euros
- Two-day ticket (from 1.50 meters): 63 euros
- Annual ticket (1.10 to 1.49 meters): 100 euros (previously 98 euros)
- Annual ticket (from 1.50 meters): 125 euros (previously 121 euros)
You can find an overview of all prices in the park’s online ticket shop .
The Movie Park in Bottrop-Kirchhellen opens its main season on April 4. There are numerous attractions again, but here too the entrance fee is higher than was the case in 2024.
The wooden roller coaster “The Bandit” is one of the most popular attractions at Movie Park.
Source: IMAGO/Hans Blossey
The price changes at Movie Park:
- Children from four to eleven years: 52.90 (previously from 34.90 euros)
- From twelve years: from 57.90 euros (previously 39.90 euros)
- Seniors aged 65 and over: 29.90 euros (same price)
- Annual passes 2024 (price for all): 84.90 to 174.90 euros
Note: The entrance prices at the box office may be higher than online. You can find an overview of all prices in the park's online ticket shop .
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