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Welcome to Theme Park Review! Photos & Videos of Theme Parks, Roller Coasters, and FUN!
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| Food |
| Pfalzgraf (regional dishes) and Burgschanke are the two main sit-down restaurants in the park. Wurst, burgers, hot dogs, pasta, pizza, and schnitzel can be found at quick-service stands in the park. |
| Operating Season |
The park is open daily from early May to mid-September. The park is also open select days in late April, September, and October. Please consult the park website for specifics:
http://holidaypark.de/en/infos/hours-of-operation/ |
| Established Seasonal events |
Halloween events are limited to specific days in October. Consult the park website for details:
http://holidaypark.de/en/infos/hours-of-operation/ |
| Access & Location |
By Car:
Holiday Park has two exits (AUSFAHRT No. 10 and No. 13) off Autobahn-65. Simply follow the Holiday Park signs from the Autobahn to the park.
By train:
Holiday Park offers a Holiday Park-Bus Shuttle between Hassloch's train station and the main gate of Holiday Park.
For train schedules go to DEUTSCHE BAHN www.bahn.de.
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| Nearby Lodging |
| A few options are listed on Holiday Park's website
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| Virtual Queue Options |
| Express Pass is available, 9 total rides on yours on your choice of major attractions |
| Shows |
| There are shows for kids. A water stunt show on the Lake. Circus performers and music/dancing shows occur at night
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| TPR Notes |
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Holiday Park is a park with an identity crisis. Take a well-rounded family park and add a couple of thrilling rides, including what many consider to be the best steel coaster in the world.
There is not an abundance of rides, so families can enjoy this well-shaded park at a very leisurely pace. However, many hard-core thrill seekers may choose to ride Expedition GeForce over and over again. | |
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