This year, Europa-Park unveils a comprehensive lineup of Easter activities designed to delight families and especially the youngest visitors. Alongside the opportunity to paint XXL Easter eggs with renowned cartoonist Peter Gaymann, guests can look forward to a diverse entertainment program.
Peter Gaymann's Interactive Event
On March 31st and April 1st, Europa-Park offers a special attraction: Peter Gaymann, one of Germany's most famous cartoonists, invites guests to collaboratively paint an oversized Easter egg. Located in the blue fire Dome, amidst Gaymann's successful exhibition “Da lachen ja die Hühner” (“The Chickens Are Laughing”), children have the chance to unleash their creativity. The event is scheduled in two time slots on both days, culminating in a signing session with the artist on Easter Monday.
Festivities in the French Themed Area
From March 29th to April 1st, the French-themed area transforms into a colorful Easter village. Visitors of all ages are invited to participate in various Easter activities, including an Easter course and egg racing. A highlight is the annual search for golden Easter eggs, which promises attractive surprises for the finders.
Easter Egg Hunt in Rulantica
In the water world Rulantica, numerous Easter surprises await guests from March 29th to April 7th. The daily search for golden Easter eggs, a fun interactive program, and a crafting station ensure unforgettable moments.
Ecumenical Easter Monday Service
On April 1st, the “Church in Europa-Park” invites everyone to the Easter Monday service. Themed “Easter – and the Heart Rides a Rollercoaster,” attendees can expect an interactive service with musical accompaniment, rounding off the festive mood.
Conclusion
Europa-Park offers an abundant Easter program, ranging from creative workshops with Peter Gaymann to spiritual moments. An Easter celebration that will linger in memory.
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